LoRa Antenna
Welcome to the RF element LoRa antenna product center. As a professional LoRa antenna manufacturer, we offer a full range of high-performance LoRa antennas for long-range IoT applications. Our products cover the frequency range of 380MHz to 930MHz, including LoRa omni antennas, LoRa yagi antennas, LoRa panel antennas, LoRa ceiling antennas. Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, these antennas ensure reliable connectivity for smart agriculture, asset tracking, smart metering, and other IoT deployments.
Our LoRa antenna product line includes:
- LoRa Omni Antennas: 360° coverage for broad area IoT networks.
- LoRa Yagi Antennas: Directional high-gain for long-distance point-to-point links.
- LoRa Panel Antennas: Compact directional solutions for focused coverage.
- LoRa Ceiling Antennas: Indoor discreet mounting for building coverage.
All LoRa antennas undergo rigorous testing to ensure exceptional performance and durability. Whether you need standard products or customized LoRa antenna solutions, our engineering team is ready to provide expert support. Contact us for a quote.
LoRa Antenna Selection Guide
The complete LoRa range on this page in one table — 433MHz, 450MHz, 868MHz and 915MHz models, from the low-gain omni for nodes up to the MIMO yagi and high-gain panel for gateways and backhaul. All figures are taken from the product specification sheets.
| Model | Type | Frequency | Gain (dBi) | Beamwidth (H × V) | Size (mm) | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VHF/UHF Antenna Indoor Omnidirectional Ceiling Antenna | Ceiling, omni | 380-520 MHz | 2 - 3.5 (±0.5) | 360° | 280 × 280 × 18 | In-building DAS and indoor coverage |
| 900MHz Antenna Outdoor Fiberglass Omnidirectional Antenna 902-928MHz | Omni, omni | 900-930 MHz | 3 | 360° × 30° | Φ20 × 300 | Wide-area 360° outdoor coverage |
| UHF Antenna Indoor Omnidirectional Ceiling Antenna | Ceiling, omni | 450-470 MHz | 3 | 360° × 80° | Φ166 × 98 | In-building DAS and indoor coverage |
| UHF Antenna Outdoor Fiberglass Omnidirectional Antenna | Omni, omni | 428-438 MHz | 5 | 360° × 30° | Φ20 × 1200 | Wide-area 360° outdoor coverage |
| 900MHz Antenna Outdoor Fiberglass Omni Antenna 824-960MHz | Omni, omni | 824-960 MHz | 5 | 360° × 35±2° | Φ20 × 600 | Wide-area 360° outdoor coverage |
| UHF Antenna Outdoor Detachable Fiberglass Omni Antenna | Omni, omni | 450-470 MHz | 6 | 360° × 35±2° | Φ38 × 1200 | Wide-area 360° outdoor coverage |
| LoRa Antenna Outdoor Detachable Fiberglass Omni Antenna | Omni, omni | 860-870 / 902-928 MHz | 8±0.5 | 360° × 20±2° | Φ38 × 1200 | Wide-area 360° outdoor coverage |
| 433MHz ISM Antenna Outdoor Directional Panel Antenna | Panel, directional | 428-438 MHz | 8 | 78° × 65° | 395 × 375 × 45 | Focused sector or point-to-point coverage |
| 900MHz Antenna Outdoor Fiberglass Omni Antenna 900-930MHz | Omni, omni | 900-930 MHz | 8 | 360° × 16° | Φ42 × 1540 | Wide-area 360° outdoor coverage |
| UHF Antenna Outdoor MIMO Directional Panel Antenna | Panel, directional, MIMO | 450-470 MHz | 9 | 70° × 65° | 450 × 450 × 40 | Focused sector or point-to-point coverage |
| 900MHz Antenna Outdoor Directional Panel Antenna 902-928MHz,9dBi | Panel, directional | 900-930 MHz | 9 | 65° × 60° | 260 × 260 × 45 | Focused sector or point-to-point coverage |
| UHF Antenna Outdoor Wide Band UHF Log Periodic Antenna | Log periodic, directional | 470-860 MHz | 10 | 70° × 50° | 1260 × 450 × 130 | Broadband monitoring and multi-band sites |
| UHF Antenna Outdoor Directional Yagi Antenna | Yagi, directional | 450-470 MHz | 10 | 65° × 60° | 815 × 370 × 80 | Long-range point-to-point link |
| 900MHz Antenna Outdoor MIMO Directional Yagi Antenna 902-928MHz | Yagi, directional, MIMO | 900-930 MHz | 11 | 45° × 40° | 1020 × 140 | Long-range point-to-point link |
| 900MHz Antenna Outdoor Directional Panel Antenna 902-928MHz,11dBi | Panel, directional | 900-930 MHz | 11 | 55° × 50° | 370 × 370 × 20 | Focused sector or point-to-point coverage |
| 900MHz Antenna Outdoor Directional Yagi Antenna 824-960MHz,12dBi | Yagi, directional | 824-960 MHz | 12 | 55° × 50° | 800 × 185 × 65 | Long-range point-to-point link |
| 900MHz Antenna Outdoor Directional Panel Antenna 902-928MHz,13dBi | Panel, directional | 900-930 MHz | 13 | 38° × 41° | 450 × 450 × 40 | Focused sector or point-to-point coverage |
| 900MHz Antenna Outdoor Directional Yagi Antenna 824-960MHz,14dBi | Yagi, directional | 824-960 MHz | 14 | 40° × 35° | 1350 × 185 × 65 | Long-range point-to-point link |
A LoRaWAN design normally needs an omni at the node and a directional type at the gateway, and this table lets you compare gain, beamwidth and size across every band we build. Send the band, the node-to-gateway distance and the mounting height through contact us and our engineers will confirm the best fit. How those three inputs become a specification — sub-band, pattern, envelope, and the gateway-versus-node split — is set out step by step in our LoRa antenna design guide.
Related Reading
Technical notes from our engineering team on LoRa antenna selection for IoT links.
- LoRa Antenna Selection and Optimization
Frequency matching, gain and mounting rules that decide LoRa link budget in the field.
- LoRa Antennas for IoT and Agriculture
How LoRa antenna choice decides range in smart agriculture and metering rollouts.
- Best Guide to Finding the Right LoRa Antenna Manufacturer Company
The capability questions worth asking before you commit to a LoRa antenna supplier.
- LoRa Antenna Types and Applications
Omni, Yagi, panel and dish LoRa options mapped to the applications they fit.
- Four Key Points of LoRa Antenna Development
Matching network, microstrip routing, ground plane and placement — the four stages where a LoRa link is won or lost.
Industry Applications
LoRa link budgets are decided by duty cycle and gateway height, not by gain alone. These sectors run LoRa networks.
- Industrial IoT antennas
Sensor networks with years of battery life cannot afford a marginal link.
- Precision agriculture antennas
Field sensors spread over kilometres and report infrequently, which suits LoRa exactly.
- Utility and smart grid antennas
Meter and fault sensors on the same network report at a fixed interval, year after year.
LoRa and ISM Antenna - Frequently Asked Questions
Questions about our LoRa, 433 MHz, 868 MHz, 915 MHz and UHF antennas.
Which LoRa and ISM bands do you cover?
We manufacture antennas for 433 MHz (428-438 MHz), 450 MHz, 868 MHz (860-870 MHz) and 915 MHz (902-928 MHz), plus a wideband 900 MHz range covering 824-960 MHz. A single detachable fiberglass omni antenna covers both 860-870 MHz and 902-928 MHz, so one part can serve European and North American LoRaWAN deployments.
What antenna should I use for a LoRaWAN gateway?
For a gateway that has to hear nodes in every direction, a fiberglass omnidirectional antenna is the usual choice. Our 900 MHz fiberglass omni antennas are available at 3 dBi and 8 dBi, and the detachable dual band model gives 8 dBi across 860-870 MHz and 902-928 MHz.
Do you offer directional antennas for point-to-point LoRa or 900 MHz links?
Yes. Our 900 MHz directional Yagi antennas cover 824-960 MHz with 12 dBi and 14 dBi gain, and directional panel antennas at 902-928 MHz are available at 9 dBi, 11 dBi and 13 dBi. These are used for fixed links and for extending coverage along a corridor or valley.
Do you also supply VHF and UHF antennas?
Yes. The range includes a 433 MHz ISM directional panel antenna at 428-438 MHz and 8 dBi, UHF directional Yagi antennas at 450-470 MHz, a wideband UHF log periodic antenna covering 470-860 MHz at 10 dBi, and indoor VHF/UHF ceiling omni antennas covering 380-520 MHz at 3 dBi.
Can you customize the connector, mounting or band for our device?
Yes. Connector type, mounting brackets, cable length, band and gain can all be specified, and we support OEM and ODM projects including private labeling. Sample lead time is 3-5 working days and mass production lead time is 15-25 working days.
Deploying LoRaWAN or a 900 MHz network? Send us the band and the gateway layout - we reply within 1-2 working hours.