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A remote antenna built for control, not just range.
The UHF410-Ant is an external receiving antenna, connected to the UHF410 receiver in place of (or alongside) the stock whip antennas. It earns its keep the moment the receiver sits far from the action: tucked in a control booth, inside a closed rack, or behind a wall that would otherwise eat into the signal. Two mounting options: on a standard mic stand via a 5/8″ thread (3/8″ adapter included), or fixed to a wall or ceiling with the UHF410-Ant-Hold bracket, sold separately. Either way, positioned in line of sight of the transmitter, it picks up the signal at its strongest and feeds it back to the receiver over cable.
Directional by design, not omnidirectional.
Unlike an omnidirectional antenna that picks up signal from every direction at once, the UHF410-Ant focuses its reception within a ±50° window, delivering 5.5 dBi of gain and a front-to-back ratio of 18 dB or better. Pointed toward wherever the transmitters are moving, it favours the signal that matters and rejects interference coming from everywhere else, a real advantage in a crowded RF environment (other wireless systems, Wi-Fi, nearby transmitters), whether you’re indoors or out.
Room to push the range further.
For runs where cable length starts eating into signal strength, the UHF410-Ant-Boost, a dedicated inline booster that mounts straight onto the antenna, is available as an option.
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