Multi-element antennas combine cellular, Wi-Fi and GPS in one housing, and each element needs its own cable back to the router. The Parsec PC2004L4WG20SFSM handles that in a single kit for a Parsec 9:1 antenna: four cellular cables, four Wi-Fi cables and one GPS cable, nine cables in total, each 20 ft long. Every cable is LSR200 coax terminated SMA female to SMA male. SMA is the compact, firm-tightening connector found on most cellular routers and gateways. Parsec recommends LSR200 for runs up to 25 ft, LSR240 up to 40 ft and LSR400 beyond 40 ft. The 20 ft length gives real flexibility in where the antenna goes while staying within LSR200's recommended range. Parsec treats cable as part of the link budget from tower to router, and cable loss rises with frequency. Using matched, correctly graded cables across all nine paths keeps each radio's connection consistent. The kit ships as one OEM box, which keeps multi-site deployments simple to stage. Parsec's Cables and Connectors datasheet and Part Number Legend document the cable types and the code: 200 for LSR200, 4L for four cellular, 4W for four Wi-Fi, G for GPS, 20 for 20 ft and SFSM for SMA female to SMA male.