GNSS Antenna for Urban Environments
The Protempis Bullet™ 360 timing antennas are designed specifically for the congested urban environments. In challenging urban environments the increased number of visible satellites will significantly improve the performance of GNSS receiver.
The weatherproof housing is designed to withstand continuous exposure to shock, excessive vibration, extreme temperatures, water and sunlight. For added reliability, the antenna cable can be threaded through a pole mount to keep it safe from environmental damage.
Bullet 360T/F Multi-GNSS Active Timing Antenna
Multi Constellation
The BulletTM 360T/F is an L1 single frequency, ruggedised, weatherproof multi-GNSS antenna. The product supports GPS, Galileo, Beidou and GLONASS constellations. When used with a GNSS receiver, such as Protempis RES360TM module, the system offers unparalleled accuracy to meet the stringent synchronisation needs of next generation networks in various industry verticals including 5G X-Haul, Smart Grid, Data Center, SATCOM, Calibration Services, and Industrial Automation.
Designed for Urban Environments
The BulletTM 360T/F active antenna is designed for long cable runs and noisy RF environments. In challenging urban RF environments, the high antenna gain will significantly improve the performance of GNSS receiver. The Bullet360T/F was specifically designed for long duration installation in congested cell-site environments. The low noise, high gain amplifier is well suited to address attenuation issues associated with applications requiring longer cable runs.
Anti-Jamming
The Bullet 360T/F antenna protects GNSS receivers from interference and intentional jamming. The filtering apparatus implemented in the antenna improves immunity to other RF signals for reliable performance in hostile RF jamming environments.
Install it anywhere
The antenna is housed in weatherproof packaging designed to withstand exposure to shock, vibration, extreme temperatures, rain, snow, and sunlight. The dome is all plastic and the threaded socket in the base of the antenna. The socket accepts either a 1”-14” straight threat (typical marine antenna mount) or a 3/4” pipe thread. The TNC or F antenna connector is located inside the threaded socket, which allows the antenna cable to be routed inside a mounting pole and protects the cable connection.
