Parsec PRO8BH4L2WBG-L Bloodhound Case Antenna
The Bloodhound case antenna is engineered for professionals requiring robust multi-band connectivity in mobile and field deployments. This LTE antenna integrates comprehensive cellular, WiFi, and GNSS coverage in a single case-mounted solution, operating across the 617–5925 MHz spectrum. Ideal for fleet management, emergency response, remote monitoring, and industrial IoT applications, the Bloodhound delivers high-performance signal reception where reliability matters most.
Key Features
- Multi-band operation: 617–5925 MHz frequency range for LTE, WiFi, and GNSS
- 4 LTE ports with SMA male connectors for cellular redundancy and load distribution
- 2 WiFi ports with RP-SMA male connectors for dual-band wireless coverage
- 1 GNSS port with SMA male connector for GPS positioning and timing
- Case-mounted design for seamless integration into mobile platforms and enclosures
- High-performance reception in demanding mobile and field environments
- Compact form factor optimized for space-constrained installations
- Professional-grade connectors ensure reliable, secure connections
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
PARSEC TECHNOLOGIES |
| Part Number |
PRO8BH4L2WBG-L |
| Product Name |
Bloodhound Case Antenna |
| Frequency Range |
617–5925 MHz |
| LTE Ports |
4 × SMA Male |
| WiFi Ports |
2 × RP-SMA Male |
| GNSS Port |
1 × SMA Male |
| Form Factor |
Case-Mounted |
| Application |
Mobile & Field Connectivity |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a case-mounted antenna used for?
A case-mounted antenna like the Bloodhound integrates directly into equipment enclosures or vehicle platforms, providing seamless multi-band connectivity without external protrusions. It's ideal for mobile units, fleet vehicles, and field equipment requiring integrated cellular, WiFi, and GPS coverage.
Can this LTE antenna support multiple carriers?
Yes. The four dedicated LTE ports with SMA connectors allow connection to multiple cellular modems or carrier bands simultaneously, enabling carrier redundancy, load balancing, and enhanced signal diversity in mobile deployments.
Is the Bloodhound antenna compatible with standard WiFi and GPS equipment?
Absolutely. The WiFi ports use industry-standard RP-SMA male connectors, and the GNSS port uses SMA male connectors, ensuring compatibility with commercial WiFi routers, GPS receivers, and cellular modems from major manufacturers.
What applications benefit most from this multi-band antenna?
The Bloodhound excels in fleet management, emergency response vehicles, remote monitoring stations, industrial IoT gateways, and field service equipment where reliable LTE, WiFi, and GPS connectivity is mission-critical.
