LAS VEGAS, NV--(Marketwired - May 22, 2013) - (CTIA 2013) -- Wideband Antennas [http://widebandantennas.com] -- the leader in next-generation technology to meet the mobile mandate of universal, no-dead-spot connectivity -- today announced the launch of low-cost, multi-band coverage with its compact WBPC-4000 Antenna. The new Wavestack low-impact omni-directional antenna bridges the digital divide in underserved areas with universal broadband and public safety coverage. The antenna is on display in the Wideband Antenna Booth 2425 at CTIA 2013, May 21-23, in Las Vegas, Nev.
The Wavestack WBPC-4000 four-element antenna comes with a radome enclosure. Key advantages include:
- Much smaller (24" x 9" x 5") and lighter (3 lbs.) than competing solutions
- LTE, CDMA, GSM, GPRS, Wi-Fi and public safety coverage in a single package
- Industry-leading RX/TX performance with lower losses and higher gain
- Unique Wavestack technology provides wide directionality compared to narrow beamwidth solutions
- Eliminates costly, unsightly towers by mounting on existing utility poles
- Low environmental impact -- high performance with minimal energy use
"Our new Wavestack WBPC-4000 antenna promises to bridge the digital divide in underserved communities and regions throughout the nation that receive spotty broadband coverage, at best, from phone and cable companies," said Henry Cooper, Wideband Antennas founder and CEO. "Our low-cost, no-dead-spot solution provides universal broadband and public safety coverage in a single package without the need for a massive infrastructure of multiple large antennas and unsightly towers."
About Wideband Antennas (WBA)
WBA has proven next-generation technology to meet the mobile mandate of universal, no-dead-spot connectivity. WBA's family of Wavestack antenna solutions deliver unparalleled bandwidth and gain, to meet all current cellular (GSM, LTE, 3G, 4G) and Wi-Fi requirements. One WBA antenna covers all cellular bands from 700 MHz to 2.5 GHz, with higher gain, lower VSWR, and a smaller environmental footprint than competing solutions. For more information, please visit http://widebandantennas.com.
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