The low-profile design reduces height issues on specialized and heavy vehicles, with secure mounting components that prevent antenna vandalism.
Offering excellent coverage in challenging terrain, the Ultra Phantom antenna combines a rugged, ultra-compact design with high performance. Operating from 380-512 MHz, the Ultra Phantom delivers a maximum gain of 2.0-4.1 dBi to boost power and improve signal reception. The antenna is IP67-rated for protection against dust and water ingress, ensuring reliable operation in the harshest environments.
"Our customers have asked us for a high-performance, extremely rugged, low-profile vertical antenna in an ultra-compact form factor, and Laird has delivered with the new Ultra Phantom," said Monty Rohde, Executive Vice President of Laird. “Our commitment to customers is to provide intelligent technology, and the patent-pending Ultra Phantom is a prime example of Laird’s advanced engineering, product management, and field distribution teams that meet and exceed our customers’ most demanding expectations.”
As a leading designer and manufacturer of antennas for mobile devices and wireless data, Laird possesses comprehensive systems expertise and employs advanced proprietary design tools to rapidly deliver innovative new antenna designs. The antenna portfolio includes Industrial and Commercial, Telecommunications, Public Safety, and WLAN antennas. These antennas are ideal for use in the automotive, telematics, tracking, consumer electronics, and handheld and mobile terminal sectors.
Laird's Wireless Systems division designs and supplies a wide range of products, systems, and software solutions that enable wireless communications, including "smart" antenna solutions, automotive telematics, M2M, V2V, and V2X infrastructure antennas, wireless connectivity and automation products, and control solutions. Laird's Performance Materials division designs and supplies electromagnetic interference shielding, thermal management solutions, and signal integrity products worldwide for the smartphone, transportation, IT/telecommunications, medical, and consumer goods industries.
