The Teltonika PR1KCN40 is a combined 5G mobile and GNSS antenna designed to bring cellular connectivity and satellite navigation reception together in a single enclosure. It integrates four mobile antenna elements for MIMO operation and a separate GNSS antenna, providing dedicated connections for both functions. The mobile antennas cover frequency ranges of 600–960 MHz, 1427–2700 MHz, 3300–4200 MHz, and 4400–5000 MHz, with omnidirectional radiation patterns, linear polarization, and gain of up to 4 dBi. The four-element configuration accommodates multiple mobile antenna connections within a single housing. The GNSS element operates across 1164–1189 MHz and 1559–1610 MHz, using right-hand circular polarization (RHCP) and a directional radiation pattern. It incorporates a low-noise amplifier (LNA) with a gain of 17 ± 2 dB and a noise figure of no more than 2 dB. The GNSS antenna has a gain of up to 2 dBi and requires a 3–5 V DC supply.
The PR1KCN40 uses five separate 3 m LMR100 cables, each terminated with an SMA Male connector. Four cables connect the individual mobile antenna elements, while the fifth serves the GNSS antenna, keeping the cellular and navigation connections separate. This arrangement allows the corresponding antenna connections to be identified individually when connecting the unit to compatible equipment. Installation is possible using M6 screws or adhesive mounting, providing two methods of securing the enclosure. Its UV-resistant PC/PC+ABS housing has an IP67 protection rating and operates at temperatures from −40 °C to +80 °C. These characteristics make the antenna suitable for installations requiring protection against environmental exposure, while the available mounting methods allow the enclosure to be positioned according to the installation requirements.
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