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CommScope offers an extensive line of base station antennas designed to help improve network capacity, with solutions supporting densification, increased efficiency, and new spectrum adds:

As an industry-preferred partner, CommScope:

  • Invests in R&D with base station antenna designs protected by IP including hundreds of issued patents
  • Production tests base station antennas 100% for RL, ISO and PIM for consistent, reliable, and trouble-free performance in the field
  • Is globally diversified with multiple high-volume factories to support even the largest build plans
  • Counsels with pre- and post-sales technical support to ensure you get the best advice on how to optimize your network

Searching for the right antenna? Here’s helpful resources for antenna selection.

  • Our Model Number Guide illustrates antenna characteristics represented in our model numbers.

Understanding the RF Path eBook discusses basic antenna theory.

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LRX-8512DS-VTM LRX-8512DS-VTM
2-port sector antenna, 2x 698–960 MHz, 85° HPBW, RET compatible
LRX-8512DS-VTM
  • Product Type: Sector antenna
  • Operating Frequency Band Range: 575 – 960 MHz
  • Horizontal Beamwidth: 85 °
  • Length Size: 1.3 m (4 ft)
  • Width/Diameter: 201 – 305 mm
  • RF Connector Interface: 7-16 DIN Female
  • RF Connector Quantity, total: 2
  • RF Connector Quantity, low band: 2
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LRX-8512DS-VTM
  • Product Type: Sector antenna
  • Operating Frequency Band Range: 575 – 960 MHz
  • Horizontal Beamwidth: 85 °
  • Length Size: 1.3 m (4 ft)
  • Width/Diameter: 201 – 305 mm
  • RF Connector Interface: 7-16 DIN Female
  • RF Connector Quantity, total: 2
  • RF Connector Quantity, low band: 2
LNX-6513DS-A1M LNX-6513DS-A1M
2-port sector antenna, 2x 698–896 MHz, 65° HPBW, factory attached actuator
LNX-6513DS-A1M
  • Product Type: Sector antenna
  • Operating Frequency Band Range: 575 – 960 MHz
  • Horizontal Beamwidth: 65 °
  • Length Size: 1.3 m (4 ft)
  • Width/Diameter: 201 – 305 mm
  • RF Connector Interface: 7-16 DIN Female
  • RF Connector Quantity, total: 2
  • RF Connector Quantity, low band: 2
SpecificationsSpecs
DocumentationDocs
LNX-6513DS-A1M
  • Product Type: Sector antenna
  • Operating Frequency Band Range: 575 – 960 MHz
  • Horizontal Beamwidth: 65 °
  • Length Size: 1.3 m (4 ft)
  • Width/Diameter: 201 – 305 mm
  • RF Connector Interface: 7-16 DIN Female
  • RF Connector Quantity, total: 2
  • RF Connector Quantity, low band: 2
LNX-6515DS-A1M LNX-6515DS-A1M
2-port sector antenna, 2x 698–896 MHz, 65° HPBW, 1x RET
LNX-6515DS-A1M
  • Product Type: Sector antenna
  • Operating Frequency Band Range: 575 – 960 MHz
  • Horizontal Beamwidth: 65 °
  • Length Size: 2.5 m (8 ft)
  • Width/Diameter: 201 – 305 mm
  • RF Connector Interface: 7-16 DIN Female
  • RF Connector Quantity, total: 2
  • RF Connector Quantity, low band: 2
SpecificationsSpecs
DocumentationDocs
LNX-6515DS-A1M
  • Product Type: Sector antenna
  • Operating Frequency Band Range: 575 – 960 MHz
  • Horizontal Beamwidth: 65 °
  • Length Size: 2.5 m (8 ft)
  • Width/Diameter: 201 – 305 mm
  • RF Connector Interface: 7-16 DIN Female
  • RF Connector Quantity, total: 2
  • RF Connector Quantity, low band: 2
LNX-8514DS-A1M LNX-8514DS-A1M
2-port sector antenna, 698–896 MHz, 85° HPBW, ATM200
LNX-8514DS-A1M
  • Product Type: Sector antenna
  • Operating Frequency Band Range: 575 – 960 MHz
  • Horizontal Beamwidth: 85 °
  • Length Size: 2.5 m (8 ft)
  • Width/Diameter: 201 – 305 mm
  • RF Connector Interface: 7-16 DIN Female
  • RF Connector Quantity, total: 2
  • RF Connector Quantity, low band: 2
SpecificationsSpecs
DocumentationDocs
LNX-8514DS-A1M
  • Product Type: Sector antenna
  • Operating Frequency Band Range: 575 – 960 MHz
  • Horizontal Beamwidth: 85 °
  • Length Size: 2.5 m (8 ft)
  • Width/Diameter: 201 – 305 mm
  • RF Connector Interface: 7-16 DIN Female
  • RF Connector Quantity, total: 2
  • RF Connector Quantity, low band: 2
MBLLHHH-65C-VTM | MBLLHHH-65C-A5M MBLLHHH-65C-VTM | MBLLHHH-65C-A5M
10-port sector antenna, 4x 824–960 and 6x 1710–2180 MHz, 65° HPBW, RET compatible
MBLLHHH-65C-VTM | MBLLHHH-65C-A5M
  • Product Type: Sector antenna
  • Operating Frequency Band Range: 1427 – 2700 MHz | 575 – 960 MHz
  • Horizontal Beamwidth: 65 °
  • Length Size: 2.5 m (8 ft)
  • Width/Diameter: > 499 mm
  • RF Connector Interface: 7-16 DIN Female
  • RF Connector Quantity, total: 10
  • RF Connector Quantity, high band: 6
  • RF Connector Quantity, low band: 4
SpecificationsSpecs
DocumentationDocs
MBLLHHH-65C-VTM | MBLLHHH-65C-A5M
  • Product Type: Sector antenna
  • Operating Frequency Band Range: 1427 – 2700 MHz | 575 – 960 MHz
  • Horizontal Beamwidth: 65 °
  • Length Size: 2.5 m (8 ft)
  • Width/Diameter: > 499 mm
  • RF Connector Interface: 7-16 DIN Female
  • RF Connector Quantity, total: 10
  • RF Connector Quantity, high band: 6
  • RF Connector Quantity, low band: 4
MBDHH-65C-VTM MBDHH-65C-VTM
6-port sector antenna, 2x 790–960 and 4x 1710–2180 MHz, 65° HPBW, RET compatible
MBDHH-65C-VTM
  • Product Type: Sector antenna
  • Operating Frequency Band Range: 1427 – 2700 MHz | 575 – 960 MHz
  • Horizontal Beamwidth: 65 °
  • Length Size: 2.5 m (8 ft)
  • Width/Diameter: 201 – 305 mm
  • RF Connector Interface: 7-16 DIN Female
  • RF Connector Quantity, total: 6
  • RF Connector Quantity, high band: 4
  • RF Connector Quantity, low band: 2
SpecificationsSpecs
DocumentationDocs
MBDHH-65C-VTM
  • Product Type: Sector antenna
  • Operating Frequency Band Range: 1427 – 2700 MHz | 575 – 960 MHz
  • Horizontal Beamwidth: 65 °
  • Length Size: 2.5 m (8 ft)
  • Width/Diameter: 201 – 305 mm
  • RF Connector Interface: 7-16 DIN Female
  • RF Connector Quantity, total: 6
  • RF Connector Quantity, high band: 4
  • RF Connector Quantity, low band: 2
MC-MNT-TS1 MC-MNT-TS1
Small Cell mounting kit. Capability of mounting round antenna types on top of a pole, on the side of a pole and on the side of a building.
SpecificationsSpecs
DocumentationDocs
MC-MNT-3XV-SIDE MC-MNT-3XV-SIDE
Small Cell mounting kit with shroud. Capability of mounting round antenna types on the side of a pole or building.
SpecificationsSpecs
DocumentationDocs
MC-MNT-3XV-TOP MC-MNT-3XV-TOP
Small Cell mounting kit with shroud. Capability of mounting round antenna types on the top of a pole. For installations of 7.9 inch canister small cell antennas on top of poles with a diameter from 61 to 91 mm (2.4" to 3.6")
SpecificationsSpecs
DocumentationDocs
MC-MNT-3XV-TS1 MC-MNT-3XV-TS1
Small Cell mounting kit . Capability of mounting round antenna types on the top or side of a pole or on the side of a building.
SpecificationsSpecs
DocumentationDocs
MC-MNT-SIDE MC-MNT-SIDE
Small Cell mounting kit with shroud. Capability of mounting round antenna types on the side of a pole or on the side of a building.
SpecificationsSpecs
DocumentationDocs
MC-MNT-TOP MC-MNT-TOP
Small Cell mounting kit with shroud. Capability of mounting round antenna types on top of a pole. For installations of 12 inch canister small cell antennas on top of poles with diameter from 86 to 168 mm (3.4” to 6.6”)
SpecificationsSpecs
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