The Panorama GPSD-6-60 is a Sharkee sharkfin for police, EMS, fire and utility vehicles that need 4G/5G data, GPS and two-way radio from one roof fitting. A threaded stud on the fin takes a separate UHF or TETRA whip, so the radio antenna and the data antenna share one hole.
It carries 2×2 MIMO 4G/5G across 617 to 960 MHz and 1710 to 6000 MHz, one GPS/GNSS module, and optional 2×2, 3×3 or 4×4 Wi-Fi, up to eight functions in all. It fits through a single hole on metal or non-metal panels, sits between roof ribs, and can replace a factory roof antenna. Panorama certifies it IP69K.
Ireland’s emergency services run voice on the national TETRA network (MNDRS), contracted to at least 2029, while data moves to 4G and 5G. One roof antenna that carries both saves a second hole in the vehicle.
Fitted versions have 0.3 m tails with UN ECE R118 cable feeds: SMA (m) for cellular, FME (f) for GPS and SMA (f) for Wi-Fi. It pairs with 5G routers such as the Teltonika RUTX50; for a 4G-only fleet, the GPSD-7-27 is the same idea. For data and GPS without a whip, see the SHKG-6-60 Sharkee. More on vehicle connectivity on our Transport & Fleet page.
Order codes
| Order code | Cellular | GPS/GNSS | Wi-Fi |
|---|---|---|---|
| GPSD-6-60 | 2×2 | Yes | No |
| GPSD-6-60-DW | 2×2 | Yes | 2×2 |
| GPSD-6-60-TW | 2×2 | Yes | 3×3 |
| GPSD-6-60-QW | 2×2 | Yes | 4×4 |
All black, 0.3 m tails. Whips are ordered separately: the AFB (UHF quarter wave) and AFGB (UHF and TETRA gain whip) fit the stud; ask us for the band your radio uses.
Tell us the antenna, the router and the run and we’ll confirm the right part. Ask us to spec it, or read how to choose a 4G or 5G antenna.
