Rondstraalantenne DeLOCK 12422

The DeLOCK 12422 omni-directional antenna supports multiple GSM and short-range wireless bands for indoor and outdoor use. It covers frequency ranges of 0.824–0.96 GHz and 1.71–2.17 GHz with a maximum gain of 5 dBi, 50 Ω impedance and an SMA male connector. Compact dimensions (40 × 40 × 340 mm) and a black housing make the antenna suitable for installations where space is limited and stable multi-band reception is required.

Advantages

This antenna provides omni-directional coverage across several mobile and IoT-relevant frequency bands, improving signal reception for devices using ZigBee (868/915 MHz), LoRa (868/915 MHz), DECT, Z-Wave and standard GSM ranges. Its 5 dBi gain and 50 Ω impedance ensure compatibility with typical radio equipment using an SMA male connector while its compact, weather-resistant form factor allows indoor or outdoor mounting.

Suitable for

• Extending GSM coverage for routers, gateways and modems
• Improving reception for ZigBee and Z-Wave smart home hubs
• LoRa gateway and sensor installations in LPWAN deployments
• DECT base stations and other short-range radio equipment

Key specifications

• Model: DeLOCK 12422
• Frequency bands: 0.824–0.96 GHz and 1.71–2.17 GHz
• Maximum gain: 5 dBi
• Impedance: 50 Ω
• Connector: SMA male
• Colour: Black
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 40 × 40 × 340 mm
• EAN: 4043619124220

How to use

Screw the SMA male connector to the corresponding SMA female port on your router, gateway or radio device. Position the antenna vertically for omni-directional coverage and ensure it is mounted clear of large metal obstructions for best performance. For outdoor installation, use appropriate mounting hardware and seal any cable entry points to protect against moisture.

Recommendations

Choose a mounting location with minimal obstructions and at an elevated position when possible. Verify device compatibility with 50 Ω antennas and SMA connectors before installation. For specific regulatory requirements or antenna placement guidance in your region, consult local standards and the device manufacturer.