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We are pleased to announce that from May 15th, 2018 Amphenol Private Networks and their strong portfolio of brands (Procom, Jaybeam and Skymasts ) have been streamlined into one single brand and company, Amphenol Procom.

In accordance with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) (25th May 2018), we have been updating our customer records.

The current need for a wide variety of radio communications in vehicles demands multiple antennas that require time-consuming installation and possibly performance issues. With this in mind, we are pleased to announce the release of the ProFin Multi-Function Low Profile Antenna range from Amphenol Private Networks (APN).

Maintaining its position as the leading designer and manufacturer of DAS products and devices, Amphenol Private Networks (APN) have launched its most comprehensive collection of DAS products all in one place…the 2018 DAS Catalogue.

We now have three power splitter products with either 2, 3 or 4-way splits. Each model has N-type option, 7/16 DIN and the new 4.3-10 connector. All models are designed and manufactured to focus on delivering impressive performance.

We are pleased to add three new wideband 698-4000 MHz antennas to our impressive product range of Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) products.

In the growing market where technologies and frequencies collide, ceiling space is cluttered and overall aesthetics of buildings are impacted by the antenna farm on the ceiling. So we are pleased to announce new wideband 380-2700 or 380-6000 MHz low profile antennas for combining public safety and cellular networks…all in one antenna!

We are pleased to announce a new line of Directional Couplers to our growing Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) product line. Adding to the previously announced Power Splitters for 380-2700 and 698-2700 MHz, this launch of passive devices complements our extensive range of over sixty available antenna models.

Amphenol Private Networks has a strong IoT portfolio of base station antennas, external end-device antennas and filters.

TETRA radio networks are deployed and used in a wide range of different sectors including public safety, transportation, utilities, government, military, oil and gas industries. Even the best network designs and rollouts will leave areas that have gaps in coverage. There may also be instances where there is insufficient or no coverage specifically inside buildings and tunnels. The result is poor or no coverage that compromises operational effectiveness and risking a potential safety of life.