Wi-Fi & WLAN antenna selection
WiFi Antennas for 2.4GHz, 5GHz & Custom Applications
Compare published WiFi antenna records for 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and dual-band devices. Start with the radio band, then confirm the connector, form factor and final installation before selecting a model.
Published WiFi antenna models
Compare documented WiFi antenna options
The six models below use the values published on their individual product pages. Check the operating band first, then review the listed interface and format. Any missing field is marked to be confirmed rather than inferred.
GLAG360
This 2.4 GHz patch antenna is listed with an SMA connector. Use the product record to confirm the interface and available mechanical clearance for the device.
2400–2500 MHz · 3.0 dBi · SMA · Patch Antenna
GL0524V2
This listed 2.4 GHz rubber antenna uses SMA. Confirm the mating interface and the 110 mm body length against the installed device before selection.
2400–2500 MHz · 2.0 dBi · SMA · Rubber Antenna
GLJTL390
The published record identifies a 390 mm 2.4 GHz rubber antenna with an SMA connector. Review enclosure clearance and installed orientation in the final device.
2400–2500 MHz · 7.5 dBi · SMA · Rubber Antenna
GL5DB
This dual-band rubber antenna is listed for the published 2.4 GHz and 4.9–5.85 GHz ranges. Confirm that both required radio bands are within the final project configuration.
2400–2500 / 4900–5850 MHz · 3.5 dBi · SMA · Dual-band Rubber Antenna
GL052458
The listed dual-band rubber model covers the published 2.4 GHz and 4.9–5.85 GHz ranges. Check the SMA female interface with the actual radio connection before use.
2400–2500 / 4900–5850 MHz · 1.0 dBi · SMA female · Dual-band Rubber Antenna
GL0501F24
This 2.4 GHz molded mushroom antenna is listed with RHCP. The connector field is to be confirmed; request the current product documentation before final integration.
2400–2500 MHz · 1.5 dBi · Connector to be confirmed · Molded Mushroom Antenna
WiFi antenna comparison at a glance
Values below reproduce the listed product-page fields. Confirm the final radio, mating connection and installed orientation before ordering.
| Model | Frequency | Listed gain | Connector | Antenna type | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| GLAG360 | 2400–2500 MHz | 3.0 dBi | SMA | Patch Antenna | View model |
| GL0524V2 | 2400–2500 MHz | 2.0 dBi | SMA | Rubber Antenna | View model |
| GLJTL390 | 2400–2500 MHz | 7.5 dBi | SMA | Rubber Antenna | View model |
| GL5DB | 2400–2500 / 4900–5850 MHz | 3.5 dBi | SMA | Dual-band Rubber Antenna | View model |
| GL052458 | 2400–2500 / 4900–5850 MHz | 1.0 dBi | SMA female | Dual-band Rubber Antenna | View model |
| GL0501F24 | 2400–2500 MHz | 1.5 dBi | to be confirmed | Molded Mushroom Antenna | View model |
Three checks before selecting a WiFi antenna
A listed model is a starting point. Confirm the radio, RF interface and installation together before finalizing the antenna.
List every operating band
Record every band used by the radio before comparing models. For a 2.4 GHz device, start with the 2.4 GHz IoT antenna guide.
Check the form factor
Review the listed antenna type and available space with the actual device. The patch-antenna bandwidth guide explains why the documented operating range matters.
Review the installed system
Confirm the mating connection, orientation and physical installation. For exposed or site-wide deployments, use the outdoor WiFi antenna selection guide before specifying a model.
WiFi antenna FAQ
Can a 2.4 GHz antenna be used on a 5 GHz radio?
Select an antenna only when its published frequency range covers the radio band in use. A 2.4 GHz-only listing does not establish 5 GHz or dual-band support.
Is listed gain enough to select a model?
No. Gain needs to be reviewed together with the operating band, antenna type, interface and final installation. The product page is the starting record, not a substitute for the system check.
What should be verified about the connection?
Confirm the connector family, mating configuration and any cable constraints against the actual radio. Where a product field is not published, request confirmation before integration.
What should I send for a model review?
Share the radio model and bands, interface, available installation space, device or enclosure context, and project quantity. These details help match a listed model to the intended use.
Request a WiFi antenna model review
The more complete the project inputs, the more specific the model review can be.
- Radio model and required operating band or bands
- RF interface and any cable-routing constraints
- Available enclosure or installation space and intended orientation
- Application context, project quantity and documentation required
Global RF Tech develops and manufactures in China and supplies globally. Final configuration, commercial terms and available documentation are confirmed for each project.
Custom Wi-Fi RF Integration
A wireless-device project involved an RF cable-and-PCB assembly. The review focused on the connector pairing, cable routing and installed assembly. Share your radio band, connector and mechanical constraints for a comparable project review.
