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RFMAX Antennas

RFMAX antennas are high-performance, durable antennas designed for industrial, commercial, and M2M (machine-to-machine) applications

Overview

RFMAX is a line of vehicular and machine-to-machine antennas sold through Arcadian, a stocking wholesale distributor of industrial antennas and passive RF components founded in 2000, based in Verona, New Jersey with a warehouse in Phoenix. The public safety range centres on low-profile direct-mount Brick antennas that combine several elements in one housing: five-in-one units pairing MIMO 4G and 5G cellular with MIMO Wi-Fi and GPS or GNSS, and seven and eight-in-one versions adding four cellular ports and Wi-Fi 6E. They cover 617 to 7125 MHz, meet 5G and 4G specifications for AT&T, Verizon, Sprint and T-Mobile, and are IP67 or IP69 rated for mobile use. Fitment is called out for police, sheriff, fire and EMS vehicles including the Chevrolet Tahoe, Dodge Durango and Ford Explorer Police Interceptor, with a dedicated gasket offered for Explorer installations. The antennas are specified against Cradlepoint, Ericsson, Sierra Wireless, Peplink and Teltonika routers. Arcadian also stocks Motorola P25 APX mobile radio antennas, NMO mounts and RFID antennas, alongside brands including TE Connectivity, PCTEL and MTI.


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