ABOUT THE SERIES
Integrated Antenna & Router Solutions
The Thunder Series delivers high-performance connectivity in a rugged, all-in-one design. The antenna series is designed to allow for the integration of many leading routers within the antenna enclosure. Engineered for simplicity and reliability, these integrated solutions minimize installation complexity while maximizing signal strength and uptime, even in the most demanding environments.
Why Choose Thunder Antenna Enclosures?
- Simplify Installations:
All-in-one design combines antennas and router into a single, compact enclosure, reducing setup time, cabling, and potential failure points. - Stay Connected Anywhere:
Whether you’re operating in urban centers or off-the-grid locations, Thunder ensure consistent, high-speed connectivity for mission-critical applications. - Tailored For Your Needs:
The Thunder Series offers a range of ready-made configurations designed to meet your specific requirements. Whether you need compatibility with a particular router, directional or omnidirectional performance, a specific IP rating, or custom mechanical features there’s a solution built for your application.
Compatible Routers
Ericsson Routers
Semtech Routers
DIGI Routers
Peplink Routers
Other Routers
Features
• Wideband 600-6000 MHz • Directional & Omnidirectional options • Up to IP67 rating • Cellular, Wi-Fi®, GNSS, Bluetooth® • Robust ASA material
Benefits
• Easy and quick installation • Antenna matched with router offering outstanding performance • Designed for outdoor installations • Can be tailored to your needs
Download our Guide
For more information on our Thunder Series Antennas, contact your Taoglas Customer Services Team or download the Series one pager.
Video Tutorials
How To Power Up Your Router / Antenna
Power over Ethernet (PoE) provides a simple, efficient solution for powering your router and antenna directly through your internet connection eliminating the need for separate power supplies and reducing cable clutter.
Depending on your setup, we support either active PoE (802.3af/at) or passive PoE. Active PoE automatically negotiates power requirements with compatible devices, offering built-in safety and compliance with networking standards. Passive PoE, on the other hand, delivers power at a fixed voltage without negotiation ideal for devices specifically designed for this method.
Understanding the type of PoE your equipment uses ensures optimal performance and avoids potential damage. Be sure to check compatibility before connecting.
A Taoglas PoE Splitter is available and sold separately.
