Wireless Antennas

Boost Wi-Fi range, speed, and stability for your routers and access points with high-quality antennas. Choose from compact indoor models to weather-sealed outdoor units—ideal for homes, offices, warehouses, and campus links.

Popular types

• Omnidirectional – 360° coverage around the antenna; great for rooms and open spaces.
• Panel / Sector – Focused beam for corridors, yards, or point-to-multipoint.
• Yagi / Directional – Narrow, long-distance links between buildings.
• Patch / Puck / Ceiling – Discreet designs for offices and public areas.

Key specs to compare

• Band: 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, or dual-band (Wi-Fi 5/6). Match the antenna to your device’s band(s).
• Gain (dBi): Higher gain = longer reach but narrower beam. Pick for your room or link geometry.
• MIMO: 2×2 / 3×3 / 4×4 arrays improve throughput; use matching multi-antenna sets.
• Polarization: Vertical, horizontal, or dual; align both ends the same for best signal.
• Connectors: RP-SMA / SMA for many routers & APs; N-type for outdoor gear. Use low-loss coax if extending.
• Outdoor rating: IP-rated housings and UV-resistant materials for permanent outdoor installs.

How to choose quickly

• Whole-room coverage: Omnidirectional, medium gain (5–8 dBi).
• Down a corridor / yard: Panel antenna (8–14 dBi).
• Building-to-building: Yagi or high-gain panel (14–20 dBi), clear line-of-sight.
• High throughput: Dual-band, MIMO-capable antennas matched to your AP’s streams.

Installation tips

• Keep line-of-sight where possible; avoid metal obstacles and reflective glass.
• Use short, low-loss coax (e.g., LMR-200/400) and weatherproof outdoor connections.
• Mount directional antennas at the correct height/aim; match polarization on both ends.

Delivery & support

EU-wide delivery from EU warehouses, free shipping from €70, and a 2-year warranty. Need help choosing? Contact us—our team will suggest the right antenna for your setup.