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The Amphenol Procom 7176890 is an 18-element UHF Yagi antenna designed for broadcast, TETRA, and cellular communications. It utilizes a Jaybeam Parabeam slot radiator feed design and features N-type female bracket mount connectors. The unit operates within a frequency range of 870 to 960 MHz, providing a gain of 16.6 dBi. Key beamwidth specifications include a vertical beamwidth of 23 degrees and a horizontal beamwidth suitable for directional signal transmission in professional communication networks.
Verify the specific model designation against official Amphenol Procom documentation to distinguish this RF antenna from other product lines sharing similar numerical prefixes. Confirm that the required connector type matches the N-type female specification and ensure the mounting bracket requirements align with the intended installation environment. Cross-reference the frequency range of 870-960 MHz with system operational bands to guarantee compatibility.
Select this component when a high-gain directional solution is required for UHF frequencies between 870 and 960 MHz. The 16.6 dBi gain and narrow vertical beamwidth make it suitable for point-to-point or sector coverage scenarios. Ensure the installation site supports the physical dimensions and weight of an 18-element Yagi array. Verify that the N-type interface is compatible with existing cabling and transceiver equipment before procurement.
This part belongs to the Amphenol Procom portfolio of RF antennas and distributed antenna systems. The company specializes in high-performance interconnect solutions for commercial aerospace, military, and industrial markets. This specific model addresses the need for reliable directional transmission in professional communication environments where signal integrity and durability are critical.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Any replacement must match the 870-960 MHz frequency range, 16.6 dBi gain, and N-type female connector interface. Structural compatibility with existing bracket mounts should be verified if considering alternative manufacturers.