The LG-IN2444 is the 5-in-1 model in Panorama's Mako 5G dome family. Four isolated cellular elements and one GPS/GNSS module sit under a single radome that is 180 mm (7.09 in) wide and 80 mm (3.15 in) tall. It is designed for vehicles and fixed sites that run current LTE Cat 18/20 and 5G routers. It is listed as suitable for Cradlepoint COR IBR1700 Series routers and is TAA compliant. The cellular elements are omnidirectional and deliver the following gain: - 4 dBi from 617-960 MHz - 8 dBi from 1710-3800 MHz - 9 dBi from 4900-6000 MHz That range makes the antenna Band 71 (600 MHz) ready. The GPS/GNSS module covers 1562-1612 MHz and uses a 26 dB LNA with filtering for accurate positioning. None of the elements need a metallic ground plane, so the dome performs on fibreglass, composite or metal roofs alike. Installation is built around a single-hole panel mount. The kit includes five 5 m flame-retardant RG174 cables with factory-fitted SMA (m) connectors: four for cellular and one for GPS. Each cable carries a flag for identification. Cable flammability approvals include UN ECE R118, EN45545-2 HL3 and EN6722. The housing is rated IK10 and IP69K and operates from -40 °C to +80 °C. Panorama lists the antenna as suitable for FirstNet (USA) and ESN (UK) public safety networks. The installation instructions explain the correct cellular connections. They also cover using the elements as two 2x2 pairs for a dual-SIM router in failover mode.