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GL400E, GL400L7 and GL400W2 Fiberglass Omni Antennas

SKUGL400E

GL400E, GL400L7 and GL400W2 are vertically polarized fiberglass omni antennas. Each source lists 100 W maximum power, but their frequency specifications, gain and body lengths differ.

GL400E / GL400L7 / GL400W2MHz: 400-480; 450-490; 390-490N Female or Customization; UHF Male; N Female

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Parameter	GL400E	GL400L7	GL400W2
Frequency-MHz	400-480	450-490	390-490
Bandwidth-MHz	16	6	12
Gain-dBi	8.5	6.5	2.15
Vertical Beamwidth-º	14.5	25	62
VSWR	≤1.5	≤1.5	≤1.5
Nominal Impedance-Ω	50	50	50
Polarization	Vertical	Vertical	Vertical
Maximum Power-W	100	100	100
Length-m	2.5	1.8	0.5
Weight-kg	2.0	2.0	0.3
Rated Wind Velocity-m/s	60	60	60
Connector	N Female or Customization	UHF Male	N Female
Remarks	Fiberglass	Fiberglass Separated into two parts	Fiberglass

Frequency range and bandwidth are separate specifications. A blank cell means the source does not state a value. See each model’s datasheet below.

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GL400E, GL400L7 and GL400W2 are vertically polarized fiberglass omni antennas. Each source lists 100 W maximum power, but their frequency specifications, gain and body lengths differ.

GL400E is 2.5 m long with 8.5 dBi gain; GL400L7 is 1.8 m long with 6.5 dBi gain and is described as separated into two parts. GL400W2 is the shorter 0.5 m model with 2.15 dBi gain.

GL400E and GL400W2 list N female connections, while GL400L7 uses UHF male. The comparison keeps each model's stated bandwidth separate from its frequency range.

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