Wi-Fi Antennas

MikroTik SXT LTE6 kit (2023) External 4G Sectorial Antenna 9dBi with Ethernet Connection SXTR&FG621-EA

The SXT LTE6 kit is an upgrade of our timeless device for remote locations within cellular network coverage. It features the same modern category 6 LTE chip you might have seen in our latest devices -...

The SXT LTE6 kit is an upgrade of our timeless device for remote locations within cellular network coverage. It features the same modern category 6 LTE chip you might have seen in our latest devices - like the popular Chateau LTE6! Not only can this LTE chip provide reliable Internet connectivity for your building even where mobile phones fail, but it also...

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Description

Description

The SXT LTE6 kit is an upgrade of our timeless device for remote locations within cellular network coverage. It features the same modern category 6 LTE chip you might have seen in our latest devices - like the popular Chateau LTE6! Not only can this LTE chip provide reliable Internet connectivity for your building even where mobile phones fail, but it also allowed us to significantly reduce the price of this kit. Place an SXT outside your home - and stay connected at all times!

You get the classic, fundamental design that has stood the test of time. Waterproof. Unobtrusive. Snow-resistant. With a modern LTE6 card for uninterrupted cellular connectivity. And a price about 30% lower than the original SXT LTE6 kit. Additionally, we offer significant project discounts and custom branding options for bulk orders.

Features

  • Frequency Bandwidth: 0.850 - 2.500GHz
  • Network Standards: 802.3af, 802.3at, LTE
  • Connection Type: Ethernet

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Specifications

Specifications

Antenna Type
Sectorial
Placement
External
Network Standards
802.3af, 802.3at, LTE
Connection
Ethernet
Frequency Bandwidth
0.850 - 2.500 GHz
Gain (Max)
9 dBi
MIMO
No

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (8)

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  1. 7
  2. 4 stars
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  3. 3 stars
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  4. 2 stars
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  5. 1
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  • Range
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  • parisgr99

    Verified purchase

    For its price, it is good and customizable according to Router OS 7.x. Of course, I got it to use as a client in an OpenVPN network, and it works perfectly in that.

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  • Western Karditsa at the foot of a mountain, the house with a view of the plain, at 2.5km with visual contact, a relatively low mobile antenna mast, easily 100/50 latency about 30msec (half or less than the starlink already present). Super easy setup (just need to pay a little attention to correctly set the APN), by far the best for its money. The only thing left to see is how long it will last as a construction over time.

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  • GemGr
    5
    6 out of 6 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Purchase for use in a mountain village, where the nearest antenna is 30 kilometers away (thankfully with a line of sight). It works excellently! Previously, we used our mobile phones as hotspots, and we had frequent disconnections and speeds around 10/1mbps. Now, we consistently get 30/15mbps, which is the worst-case scenario, and several times we see speeds close to 50, or even 70 mbps.

    Additionally, a pleasant surprise was the latency. It is quite stable, and we managed to play Rocket League with 80ms ping on European servers, with minimal fluctuations (for 1-2 seconds every 15 minutes of gameplay). I never expected to play online games in my village where I barely had internet.

    Another note worth mentioning is that while the distance to the antenna is 30 kilometers, most of that distance is over the sea, which I have heard helps maintain the signal.

    - Some tips that might help -

    1) After you do the first firmware update of the device, the new version has a feature that automatically activates called "get network apn." This essentially asks the network to provide the apn name; however (at least Cosmote), it did not provide the correct one, resulting in the internet stopping working. It took me hours to figure out that this was the issue because I was correctly declaring the "internet" apn in the settings, which was being overwritten by this new feature. Just uncheck it, and set the apn manually, and it will work.

    2) Play with the available bands of the LTE interface. For example, I found that on the antenna I connect to, if I only use band 7, I get around 50 mbps, while if I use band 1, I get at most 10mbps. Take this information with caution, as I am not an expert and may not know what I am doing, and the results may have been random.

    In conclusion, I highly recommend it. It does its job exactly as described.

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  • Paraskevopoulos Vladyslav
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    14 7 2024: It worked steadily for 8 months with speeds of 80 and mbps but for a week now it doesn't recognize the sim card, sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't, either from the heat or from the rain, the contacts are not clean. From what I read on the internet, if I solve the problem, I will write it down.... It is quite high and I have to bring down the whole column...

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    not worth it... As soon as I started it, it burned the circuit board

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  • Verified purchase

    • Ease of installation
    • Range
    • Speed
    • Signal stability
    • Value for money
  • For its price, it is good and customizable according to Router OS 7.x. Of course, I got it to use as a client in an OpenVPN network, and it works perfectly in that.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Western Karditsa at the foot of a mountain, the house with a view of the plain, at 2.5km with visual contact, a relatively low mobile antenna mast, easily 100/50 latency about 30msec (half or less than the starlink already present). Super easy setup (just need to pay a little attention to correctly set the APN), by far the best for its money. The only thing left to see is how long it will last as a construction over time.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Purchase for use in a mountain village, where the nearest antenna is 30 kilometers away (thankfully with a line of sight). It works excellently! Previously, we used our mobile phones as hotspots, and we had frequent disconnections and speeds around 10/1mbps. Now, we consistently get 30/15mbps, which is the worst-case scenario, and several times we see speeds close to 50, or even 70 mbps.

    Additionally, a pleasant surprise was the latency. It is quite stable, and we managed to play Rocket League with 80ms ping on European servers, with minimal fluctuations (for 1-2 seconds every 15 minutes of gameplay). I never expected to play online games in my village where I barely had internet.

    Another note worth mentioning is that while the distance to the antenna is 30 kilometers, most of that distance is over the sea, which I have heard helps maintain the signal.

    - Some tips that might help -

    1) After you do the first firmware update of the device, the new version has a feature that automatically activates called "get network apn." This essentially asks the network to provide the apn name; however (at least Cosmote), it did not provide the correct one, resulting in the internet stopping working. It took me hours to figure out that this was the issue because I was correctly declaring the "internet" apn in the settings, which was being overwritten by this new feature. Just uncheck it, and set the apn manually, and it will work.

    2) Play with the available bands of the LTE interface. For example, I found that on the antenna I connect to, if I only use band 7, I get around 50 mbps, while if I use band 1, I get at most 10mbps. Take this information with caution, as I am not an expert and may not know what I am doing, and the results may have been random.

    In conclusion, I highly recommend it. It does its job exactly as described.

    Translated from Greek ·
    6
  • 14 7 2024: It worked steadily for 8 months with speeds of 80 and mbps but for a week now it doesn't recognize the sim card, sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't, either from the heat or from the rain, the contacts are not clean. From what I read on the internet, if I solve the problem, I will write it down.... It is quite high and I have to bring down the whole column...

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • not worth it... As soon as I started it, it burned the circuit board

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
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Description & Specifications

The SXT LTE6 kit is an upgrade of our timeless device for remote locations within cellular network coverage. It features the same modern category 6 LTE chip you might have seen in our latest devices - like the popular Chateau LTE6! Not only can this LTE chip provide reliable Internet connectivity for your building even where mobile phones fail, but it also allowed us to significantly reduce the price of this kit. Place an SXT outside your home - and stay connected at all times!

You get the classic, fundamental design that has stood the test of time. Waterproof. Unobtrusive. Snow-resistant. With a modern LTE6 card for uninterrupted cellular connectivity. And a price about 30% lower than the original SXT LTE6 kit. Additionally, we offer significant project discounts and custom branding options for bulk orders.

Features

  • Frequency Bandwidth: 0.850 - 2.500GHz
  • Network Standards: 802.3af, 802.3at, LTE
  • Connection Type: Ethernet

Manufacturer

Antenna Type
Sectorial
Placement
External
Network Standards
802.3af, 802.3at, LTE
Connection
Ethernet
Frequency Bandwidth
0.850 - 2.500 GHz
Gain (Max)
9 dBi
MIMO
No

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (8)

  1. 7
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1
Review this product
  • Ease of installation
  • Range
  • Speed
  • Signal stability
  • Value for money

Reviews by our members

  • parisgr99

    Verified purchase

    For its price, it is good and customizable according to Router OS 7.x. Of course, I got it to use as a client in an OpenVPN network, and it works perfectly in that.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Western Karditsa at the foot of a mountain, the house with a view of the plain, at 2.5km with visual contact, a relatively low mobile antenna mast, easily 100/50 latency about 30msec (half or less than the starlink already present). Super easy setup (just need to pay a little attention to correctly set the APN), by far the best for its money. The only thing left to see is how long it will last as a construction over time.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • GemGr
    5
    6 out of 6 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Purchase for use in a mountain village, where the nearest antenna is 30 kilometers away (thankfully with a line of sight). It works excellently! Previously, we used our mobile phones as hotspots, and we had frequent disconnections and speeds around 10/1mbps. Now, we consistently get 30/15mbps, which is the worst-case scenario, and several times we see speeds close to 50, or even 70 mbps.

    Additionally, a pleasant surprise was the latency. It is quite stable, and we managed to play Rocket League with 80ms ping on European servers, with minimal fluctuations (for 1-2 seconds every 15 minutes of gameplay). I never expected to play online games in my village where I barely had internet.

    Another note worth mentioning is that while the distance to the antenna is 30 kilometers, most of that distance is over the sea, which I have heard helps maintain the signal.

    - Some tips that might help -

    1) After you do the first firmware update of the device, the new version has a feature that automatically activates called "get network apn." This essentially asks the network to provide the apn name; however (at least Cosmote), it did not provide the correct one, resulting in the internet stopping working. It took me hours to figure out that this was the issue because I was correctly declaring the "internet" apn in the settings, which was being overwritten by this new feature. Just uncheck it, and set the apn manually, and it will work.

    2) Play with the available bands of the LTE interface. For example, I found that on the antenna I connect to, if I only use band 7, I get around 50 mbps, while if I use band 1, I get at most 10mbps. Take this information with caution, as I am not an expert and may not know what I am doing, and the results may have been random.

    In conclusion, I highly recommend it. It does its job exactly as described.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Paraskevopoulos Vladyslav
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    14 7 2024: It worked steadily for 8 months with speeds of 80 and mbps but for a week now it doesn't recognize the sim card, sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't, either from the heat or from the rain, the contacts are not clean. From what I read on the internet, if I solve the problem, I will write it down.... It is quite high and I have to bring down the whole column...

    Translated from Greek ·
    • Ease of installation
    • Range
    • Speed
    • Signal stability
    • Value for money
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

    not worth it... As soon as I started it, it burned the circuit board

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Verified purchase

  • Verified purchase

    • Ease of installation
    • Range
    • Speed
    • Signal stability
    • Value for money
  • For its price, it is good and customizable according to Router OS 7.x. Of course, I got it to use as a client in an OpenVPN network, and it works perfectly in that.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Western Karditsa at the foot of a mountain, the house with a view of the plain, at 2.5km with visual contact, a relatively low mobile antenna mast, easily 100/50 latency about 30msec (half or less than the starlink already present). Super easy setup (just need to pay a little attention to correctly set the APN), by far the best for its money. The only thing left to see is how long it will last as a construction over time.

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
  • Purchase for use in a mountain village, where the nearest antenna is 30 kilometers away (thankfully with a line of sight). It works excellently! Previously, we used our mobile phones as hotspots, and we had frequent disconnections and speeds around 10/1mbps. Now, we consistently get 30/15mbps, which is the worst-case scenario, and several times we see speeds close to 50, or even 70 mbps.

    Additionally, a pleasant surprise was the latency. It is quite stable, and we managed to play Rocket League with 80ms ping on European servers, with minimal fluctuations (for 1-2 seconds every 15 minutes of gameplay). I never expected to play online games in my village where I barely had internet.

    Another note worth mentioning is that while the distance to the antenna is 30 kilometers, most of that distance is over the sea, which I have heard helps maintain the signal.

    - Some tips that might help -

    1) After you do the first firmware update of the device, the new version has a feature that automatically activates called "get network apn." This essentially asks the network to provide the apn name; however (at least Cosmote), it did not provide the correct one, resulting in the internet stopping working. It took me hours to figure out that this was the issue because I was correctly declaring the "internet" apn in the settings, which was being overwritten by this new feature. Just uncheck it, and set the apn manually, and it will work.

    2) Play with the available bands of the LTE interface. For example, I found that on the antenna I connect to, if I only use band 7, I get around 50 mbps, while if I use band 1, I get at most 10mbps. Take this information with caution, as I am not an expert and may not know what I am doing, and the results may have been random.

    In conclusion, I highly recommend it. It does its job exactly as described.

    Translated from Greek ·
    6
  • 14 7 2024: It worked steadily for 8 months with speeds of 80 and mbps but for a week now it doesn't recognize the sim card, sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't, either from the heat or from the rain, the contacts are not clean. From what I read on the internet, if I solve the problem, I will write it down.... It is quite high and I have to bring down the whole column...

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • not worth it... As soon as I started it, it burned the circuit board

    Translated from Greek ·
    0
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