The Teltonika PR1ICA70 moves a router's cellular, Wi-Fi and positioning antennas out of the equipment cabinet and into open air, all from a single weatherproof housing. Teltonika designed it for the RUTX50, RUTM50 and RUTM54 5G routers, and its manufacturer summary also names the RUTX12. It suits fixed sites where the router has to live indoors or in an enclosure but signal quality depends on an antenna placed outside. The cellular section covers 617–960, 1700–2700 and 3300–4300 MHz with vertical polarisation, an omnidirectional pattern and up to 4.5 dBi gain. It connects through four SMA male leads. The Wi-Fi section spans 2400–2500 and 4700–6000 MHz with up to 7.5 dBi gain and two RP-SMA male leads. The right-hand circularly polarised GNSS antenna covers 1560–1610 MHz with 28 dBi gain and runs on 2.5–6.5 VDC. All elements are 50 Ω. The housing is rated IP68 and operates from -40 °C to 75 °C. It mounts on a wall, ceiling or mast and is RoHS compliant. The cable set is 6x RG316 and 1x RG174, and the unit weighs 1500 g. Teltonika specifies it for stationary installations only, so it is not for vehicles or high-vibration equipment. The antenna also works with the RUTC50, though Wi-Fi performance may be limited because that router has three Wi-Fi connectors. In that case, connect only the combo antenna's left and right Wi-Fi leads and leave the middle connector unused. A datasheet and a quick installation guide are available for this model.