2G/3G/4G H200 MeterSpring Antenna, AH3G.402

Further reading

• IoT Connectivity in 2026: What the LPWAN Mix Means for Antenna Buyers — Roughly 21 billion IoT connections are in service, with NB-IoT and LTE Cat-1 bis leading module shipments and LoRaWAN at 125 million devices outside China. The practical consequence for antenna sourcing: multi-mode, multi-region products, not single-band
• Smart Metering Antennas in 2026: The EED Deadline, Pit Installations and 10-Year Batteries — Metering is the highest-volume, longest-lived antenna application in LPWAN. The EU requires existing meters to be remotely readable by 1 January 2027, China Southern Power Grid runs over 130 million meters at 99.68% automatic reading — and the antenna is the component that decides whether a 10-year battery
• 4G LTE and 5G NR Band Frequency Table (with China allocations) — Uplink and downlink ranges for the mainstream LTE FDD/TDD bands and 5G NR FR1 bands, plus the Chinese operator allocations. Use it to check whether a wideband '4G/5G antenna' really covers the bands your modem will
• 5G RedCap and eRedCap: What Reduced-Capability 5G Means for Antenna Design — RedCap caps bandwidth at 20 MHz and drops the two-receive-branch requirement, so a RedCap device can ship with a single well-designed antenna instead of a MIMO set. It does not relax band coverage — that 20 MHz is instantaneous bandwidth, not frequency