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Poynting 4×4 MIMO XPOL-24-5G 5G/LTE Directional Antenna for Cellular Routers & Hotspots 617–4200 MHz N-Female Connectors | XPOL-24-V1-02 | TS221124

Poynting 4×4 MIMO XPOL-24-5G 5G/LTE Directional Antenna for Cellular Routers & Hotspots 617–4200 MHz N-Female Connectors

For cellular routers, modems, and hotspots
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  • For use with cellular routers with 4 × cellular ports
  • Wideband X-polarized 4×4 MIMO outdoor panel antenna
  • 8.5–11 dBi gain over 617–4200 MHz 5G & 4G frequencies
  • 4 × N-female connectors; optional add‑on 400 coax cable with adapters for SMA, TS9 & U.fl ports
  • Mounting bracket & hardware included; attaches to a wall or a 1¼″–2″ pole (optional add‑on)

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$419.99
SKU: TS221124
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Product Description

Connects to a 4×4 cellular router, hotspot, or modem. Does not connect to a cell signal booster.

Features of the Poynting XPOL-24 4×4 MIMO antenna

  • 17.5″ × 11.4″ × 4.33″ (44.4 × 29.0 × 11.0 cm) directional outdoor building antenna.
  • Connects to 4 cellular ports on a cellular router, modem, or hotspot. (Cables not included; add-on cables available above.)
  • Four N-female connectors on the bottom of the antenna support low-loss 400-type and other 50-ohm coax cables.
  • Optional add-on four TS-400 coax cables available in three lengths (20′, 30′, and 50′) with SMA, TS9, and U.fl/MHF adapters to complete the connection to your router.
  • Enclosure contains four cross-polarized antennas for superior signal strength and quality. (See our XPOL‑24 test results.) Poynting’s patent-pending radiator configuration provides:
  • 8.5 dBi gain on 617–960 MHz 5G and 4G/LTE frequencies.
  • 8.5 dBi gain on 1710–2700 MHz 5G, 4G/LTE, and WiFi frequencies.
  • 11 dBi gain on 3400–4200 MHz 5G frequencies.
  • Enclosure is IP 65-ratedexternal link icon for protection against water and dust and ASTM B117external link icon-tested for resistance to corrosion due to salt spray.
  • Mounts upright on a wall or to a pole 1.5″–2.0″ in diameter. (Mounting bracket and hardware included; pole available as an optional add-on.)
  • 50-ohm impedance.
  • 2-year warranty.

Works with the Cradlepoint E320 5G enterprise router for T-Mobile service

Cradlepoint E300 Series Enterprise Router

Includes connectors for the router’s 4 SMA ports

What’s a MIMO antenna?

A MIMO (multiple input, multiple output) antenna sends and receives signal through two or more simultaneous data streams, providing better signal strength and quality than SISO (single input, single output) antennas.

An LTE/5G 4×4 MIMO antenna may be the right solution for you if:

  • You need to improve signal reception on a router, hotspot, or modem that converts cellular signal to WiFi.
  • Your router or other device has four SMA, TS9, or U.fl/MHF ports.
  • The outdoor signal at your location is fair or moderate.
  • You need faster download speeds for streaming videos and downloading files.
  • You need improved signal for cellular frequencies that aren’t amplified by cell signal boosters (like band 71 and 5G bands between 2300 and 4200 MHz).

For needs other than these, a cell signal booster may be a better option. If you have any questions about which option is right for you, please feel free to contact Powerful Signal—we’ll be happy to help you!

Poynting XPOL-24 4×4 MIMO antenna contents

Poynting 4x4 MIMO Outdoor Panel Antenna with 4 x N-Female Connectors XPOL-24-V1-02 TS221124 icon Panel antenna w/4 N-female connectors A-XPOL-0024
Poynting BRKT-062 Mounting Bracket for XPOL-24 4x4 MIMO Outdoor Panel Antenna icon Antenna mounting bracket w/U-bolts & hardware BRKT-062
Poynting 4x4 MIMO Outdoor Panel Antenna User Guide icon Poynting XPOL-24 user guide
Top Signal 38-Inch Adjustable Building Antenna Mount TS430002 icon Optional add-on
38″ adjustable building mount w/lag screws TS430002

Optional add-on TS-400 coax cable sets:

Top Signal TS-400 Coax with N-Male Connectors TS3400x0 icon TS-400 coax 20′, 30′ or 50′ TS3400x0 (×4)
Top Signal RG58 2-Foot Jumper Cable N-Female/SMA-Male TS386002 icon 2′ RG58 jumper cable N-female/SMA-male TS386002 (×4)
Top Signal TS451040 SMA-Female to TS9-Male Connector icon SMA-female to TS9-male adapter TS451040 (×4)
Top Signal TS392006 SMA-Female to U.fl/MHF 6-Inch Jumper Cable icon 6″ SMA-female to U.fl/MHF jumper cable TS392006 (×4)

What kind of results can I expect from this MIMO antenna?

Most cellular routers include their own set of antennas. Typically these are “rubber duck” or “paddle”-style dipole antennas that send and receive cellular signal right at the router. If cellular signal is weak or fair where your router is, the Poynting XPOL-24 MIMO antenna can improve your reception and cellular data speeds, often significantly.

To test the improvement in reception, we took an InHand FWA02 5G cellular router to a location with weak cellular signal. We assessed the router with its six omnidirectional dipole antennas and with four of the antennas replaced by an XPOL-24 connected by 5-foot runs of TS-195 coax cable.

This test was conducted on Thursday, , between and AM MDT at Harrisburg, Utah, with a T-Mobile 5G SIM card. The T-Mobile tower was 2.4 miles to the northeast, with hills between the tower and the test site. Speed tests were done with a Motorola Edge 2022 Android smartphone using the Speedtest by Ookla app.

RSRP (dBm)
Download speed (Mbps)
Upload speed (Mbps)
Start ping (ms)
Download ping (ms)
Upload ping (ms)
Jitter (ms)
Dipoles test 1
143.0
10.4
50.0
1452
1059
28
Dipoles test 2
58.9
8.8
48.0
292
1128
11
Dipoles test 3
61.9
9.0
50.0
683
641
29
Dipoles test 4
92.7
8.1
57.0
851
1657
15
Dipoles test average
−109
89.1
9.1
51.3
820
1121
21
Poynting XPOL‑24 test 1
258.0
24.3
30.0
252
1253
5
Poynting XPOL‑24 test 2
268.0
22.3
29.0
363
1124
1
Poynting XPOL‑24 test 3
322.0
19.4
30.0
277
1097
3
Poynting XPOL‑24 test 4
290.0
23.0
29.0
195
885
5
Poynting XPOL‑24 test average
−99
284.5
22.3
29.5
272
1090
4
Poynting XPOL‑24 advantage
10.0×
3.2×
2.5×
0.58×
0.33×
0.97×
0.17×

In our test, the Poynting XPOL-24 MIMO antenna provided 10 times the signal strength, 3​1⁄5 times the download speed, and 2½ times the upload speed of the router’s factory antennas. Average ping (latency) was also reduced 42%, download ping was reduced 67%, and jitter (variation in latency) was reduced 83%.

Product Specifications

Usage:
Office/residential
Connector Type:
N-female (optional adapters for SMA, TS9 & U.fl/MHF)
Cable Type:
None (optional 400 coax add‑on)
Antenna Type:
Outside directional
Antenna Size:
17.5 × 11.4 × 4.33 in. (444 × 290 × 110 mm)
Polarization:
Vertical
Mount Type:
Bracket
Mount Spec:
Attaches to walls or to 1.5–2.0″-diameter poles
Impedance:
50 Ω
Gain 617–960 MHz:
+8.5 dBi
Gain 1710–2700 MHz:
+8.5 dBi
Gain 3400–4200 MHz:
+11.0 dBi

Warranty Information

For warranty information on this product, please see our Poynting warranty information page.

Questions & Answers

Questions & Answers
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Popular Questions

2 years ago
How do I know which ports on this antenna go to the ports on my router / modem. There are two labeled AUX and two labeled main.
2 years ago
The Poynting XPOL-24 has two MAIN connectors and two AUX/DIV connectors. Which ports on your router they attach to depends on the router.

For example, we sell the Peplink MAX BR1 Pro 5G, which has Cellular A, Cellular B, Cellular C, and Cellular D ports. The MAIN connectors attach to Cellular A and B, while the AUX/DIV connectors attach to the Cellular C and D connectors.
1 year ago
Should I be using self-amalgamating tape to seal over the N-type connectors to the antenna?
1 year ago
Yes, Powerful Signal recommends sealing all outdoor antenna and cable connections with self-amalgamating tape to protect them from the elements and prevent corrosion.
11 months ago
I purchased the Poynting XPOL 5G antenna. Does the bracket have any influence on the signal? You can buy both aluminum or steel wall brackets; which do you recommend? Do you have to have an antenna amplifier between the router and the antenna?
11 months ago
The Poynting XPOL antenna and the bracket that comes with it are rated to withstand winds up to 100 MPH (160 KPH). We recommend using the manufacturer’s bracket. If you expect winds stronger than that, please contact us for assistance.

Since the bracket is behind the antenna, opposite the face that points at the cell tower, it will not influence or distort the cellular signal the antenna sends or receives… See full answer »
11 months ago
I have a MU-MIMO TP-Link 5G Deco x80. Is it possible to connect the Poynting XPOL-24 4×4 MIMO antenna to it? It only has 2 SMA ports. The new Zyxel NR5307 5G Wi-Fi 7 also has only 2 SMA connections. Can the XPOL-24 work if you only connect cables A and B but don’t connect cables C and D?


11 months ago
Yes, it’s possible to connect a 4×4 MIMO antenna like the Poynting XPOL-24 to a 2×2 router like the TP-Link 5G Deco x80 or the Zyxel NR5307. You would connect either pair of cables (A & B or C & D) to the router.

The downside to doing this is you would be spending more money for a 4×4 MIMO antenna when all you need is a 2×2 MIMO antenna. If all you need is 2×2, then the Poynting XPOL-2-5G would be more economical and provide you with the same performance… See full answer »
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