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As the holiday season approaches, we're pleased to announce our Christmas and New Year opening hours.

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The 427x series is the latest addition to Amphenol Procom's line of high-gain omni antennas. Its rugged design makes it suitable for the most demanding environments, ensuring stable radiation, which is crucial for high-gain antennas with narrow beamwidth. This makes the 427x antenna series ideal for mission-critical networks.

We are pleased to share the latest development of the Pro-mobile series. The ProConnect Plus has been upgraded with two additional LTE and Wi-Fi elements and can now be configured as a 9-in-1….all in the existing small iconic mohawk cover.

Amphenol Procom's range of marine antennas has an enviable reputation for its high-quality manufacture and superb performance.

We are pleased to announce the latest antenna innovation from Amphenol Procom, the ProShotG. The ProShotG is an endpoint antenna designed for both fixed and mobile applications.

The Internet of Things (IoT) is generally used to describe objects “Things” used to connect physical objects over a wireless or IP network to exchange, store and collect data. The data is collected by sensors (endpoint devices). One of the benefits of the IoT is that businesses have access to more data about their products and their internal systems and a greater ability to make changes as a result.

We are pleased to provide details of Amphenol Procom's latest development for the LTE450 band (bands 31 and 72), a new mast-mountable LTE450 filter designed to reduce interference from Digital Video Broadcasting. This product demonstrates Amphenol Procom's commitment to solving real-world RF challenges, specifically targeting the issue of interference from high-power DVB-T transmissions close to LTE450 communication.

The Amphenol Procom UWTA wideband terminal antenna addresses the challenges of water and moisture ingress, which are critical issues that can compromise data transmission in rugged environments.

ATEX is the name commonly given to the two European Directives for controlling explosive atmospheres: 99.92/EC (workplace) and 2014/34/EU (equipment). Since July 2003, it has been mandatory to use ATEX-approved equipment in environments such as the chemical industry, oil refineries, offshore installations, the milling industry, the paint industry, the mining industry, etc.