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The ANT-GNSS-OUT-TNC= is a Cisco outdoor GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) antenna designed to provide precise timing synchronization for Cisco industrial routers and IoT gateways. Tailored for GPS, GLONASS, and Galileo satellite systems, it ensures <1µs accuracy in environments requiring strict time-sensitive networking, such as cellular backhaul or smart grid systems.
1. Cellular LTE/5G Base Stations
Deliver Precision Time Protocol (PTP) synchronization for Cisco IR1101 routers in private 5G networks, reducing timing drift between distributed units.
2. Smart Grids and SCADA Systems
Ensure fault-tolerant timing for power substation automation, minimizing phase measurement errors in grid telemetry.
3. Transportation Networks
Synchronize traffic signal controllers or railway communication systems to UTC time standards for collision avoidance.
Q: Does this antenna support multi-constellation GNSS?
Yes. It concurrently tracks GPS, GLONASS, and Galileo satellites, improving signal availability in urban canyons or dense foliage.
Q: Can it withstand lightning strikes?
The LNA includes surge suppression up to 5kV, but pair with a Cisco grounding kit for NEC/IEC compliance in high-risk areas.
Q: What’s the maximum cable extension?
Cisco recommends ≤30 meters. Beyond this, use low-loss coaxial cables (e.g., LMR-400) to prevent signal degradation.
For Cisco-certified GNSS antennas with lifecycle support, the ANT-GNSS-OUT-TNC= is available at ITMALL’s Cisco IoT solutions. Their refurbished units undergo gain/LNA testing and include a 6-month warranty.
During a rural telecom deployment, non-Cisco GNSS antennas caused intermittent PTP resets due to LNA drift in temperature swings. The ANT-GNSS-OUT-TNC= maintained lock at -30°C, but only after securing the magnetic base to a grounded steel plate—adhesive alone failed under icy conditions. While third-party antennas claim similar specs, ITMALL’s validated units ensure impedance matching with Cisco’s TNC connectors, a detail that prevents millisecond-level timing jitter. For critical infrastructure, this antenna isn’t just a accessory—it’s a synchronization lifeline.