868MHz LoRa Antenna
- Optimized for 863-870MHz LoRaWAN
- 2dBi High Gain
- Omni Directional Coverage
- Low VSWR and High Efficiency Design
- SMA Male Connector
- OEM & ODM Customization Supported
- RoHS Compliant
What is an 868MHz LoRa Antenna ?
An 868MHz LoRa antenna is a radio frequency (RF) antenna specifically designed to transmit and receive signals in the 863–870MHz frequency band, which is widely used for LoRa (Long Range) and LoRaWAN networks across Europe and many other regions.
The antenna plays a critical role in wireless communication by converting electrical signals into radio waves and vice versa. A properly tuned 868MHz LoRa antenna can significantly improve communication range, signal reliability, and network performance.
It is commonly used in:
- Smart Metering
- Industrial IoT
- Smart Cities
- Telemetry & SCADA
Key Features
- Optimized for 863-870MHz LoRa Frequency Band
- Omnidirectional Coverage –360° Signal Coverage
- Long Range Wireless Communication
- Suitable for Indoor Installation
- Compatible with LoRa Gateways and Sensor Networks
- OEM & ODM Available– Connector Options Available
Typical Applications of 868MHz LoRa Antenna
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Smart Metering
Used in: Water Meters, Gas Meters, Electricity Meters
- Industrial IoT
Supports: Factory Automation, Equipment Monitoring, Predictive Maintenance, Remote Diagnostics
- Smart Cities
Applications include: Smart Lighting, Parking Sensors, Waste Management and Evironmental Monitoring
- Agriculture
Used for: Soil Moisture Monitoring, Irrigation Control, Weather Stations and Livestock Tracking
- Telemetry & SCADA
Suitable for: Pipeline Monitoring, Utility Networks, Infrastructure Monitoring and Remote Sensing Systems
Types of 868MHz LoRa Antennas
- Rubber Duck Antenna
Commonly used for: LoRa Modules, Handheld Devices
- Fiberglass Antenna
Suitable for: LoRaWAN Gateways, Outdoor Industrial Applications
- Magnetic Mount Antenna
Applied for: Vehicles, Mobile Monitoring Systems
Advantages of 868MHz LoRa Antenna
1. Excellent Long-Range Communication
2. Low Power Consumption
3. Reliable Signal Coverage
4. Suitable for Large-Scale IoT Networks
5. Compact Antenna Options
6. Flexible Indoor and Outdoor Deployment
7. Supports Reliable Industrial Communication
8. Cost-Effective Wireless Solution
Why Choose an 868MHz LoRa Antenna ?
| Feature | 868MHz Antenna | 915MHz Antenna |
|---|---|---|
| Operating Range | 863-870MHz | 902-928MHz |
| Primary Regions | Europe and 868MHz ISM Band | North America, Australia and 915MHz ISM Band |
| Typical Applications | LoRaWAN, Smart Metering, Industrial IoT, Smart Cities | LoRaWAN, Asset Tracking, Agriculture, Logistics |
| Quarter-Wave Antenna Length | Approximately 8.6 cm | Approximately 8.2 cm |
| Common Antenna Types | Fiberglass, PCB, FPC, Magnetic Mount, Terminal Mount | Fiberglass, PCB, FPC, Magnetic Mount, Terminal Mount |
| Feature | 433MHz Antenna | 868MHz Antenna |
|---|---|---|
| Frequency Range | 433.05-433.79MHz | 863-870MHz |
| Quarter-Wave Antenna Length | Approximately 17.3 cm | Approximately 8.6 cm |
| Antenna Size
|
Larger | Smaller |
| Obstacle Penetration
|
Excellent | Good |
| Common Antenna Types | Spring, PCB, Fiberglass, Magnetic Mount | PCB, FPC, Fibergalss, Magnetic Mount |
Antenna Specifications
- Data Sheet
- 868MHz LoRa Antenna Drawing
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Model | MS-868XZD-001 |
| Frequency Range | 863-870 MHz |
| Center Frequency | 868 MHz |
| Antenna Type | LoRa Antenna |
| Radiation Pattern | Omnidirectional |
| Polarization | Vertical |
| Gain | 2 dBi |
| VSWR | ≤ 2.0 |
| Return Loss | ≥ 10 dB |
| Impedance | 50 Ω |
| Connector | SMA Male |
| Length | 108 ± 1 mm |
| Housing Material | TPE / ABS |
| Operating Temperature | -40°C to +85°C |
| Storage Temperature | -45°C to +90°C |
| RoHS Compliance | Yes |
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About 868MHz LoRa Antenna Questions
If you have any questions on 868MHz antenna, plz check the following questions, if can’t find it, also can contact me.
An 868MHz LoRa antenna is used in LoRaWAN networks, smart metering systems, industrial IoT devices, telemetry equipment, and wireless sensor networks throughout Europe.
Depending on gateway height, antenna gain, and environmental conditions, communication distances can range from several kilometers in urban areas to more than 15 km in rural deployments
Omnidirectional antennas provide 360-degree coverage, making them ideal for gateway installations communicating with sensors located in multiple directions.
Nope, this 868MHz LoRa antenna version is just a rotable and hinged type, it is not available with IP65 or IP67 protection, so it can’t be used for outdoor .