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Cdsenet TX433-TB-300 433MHz 3dBi High-Gain Sucker Antenna with 3m Cable

Cdsenet TX433-TB-300 433MHz 3dBi High-Gain Sucker Antenna with 3m Cable

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SKU:tx433-tb-300

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Product Overview

The TX433-TB-300 is a high-performance 433MHz omnidirectional sucker antenna, specifically engineered for long-range Sub-1GHz wireless communication. Featuring a 3.0 dBi gain and a flexible 3-meter RG174 low-loss cable, it allows for strategic external mounting to bypass signal obstacles. Its strong magnetic base ensures easy attachment to metallic surfaces, making it an ideal choice for smart metering, industrial telemetry, and wireless data transmission.


Technical Specifications

Parameter Technical Value
Frequency Range 410 - 450 MHz (Center 433MHz)
Peak Gain 3.0 dBi
VSWR ≤ 1.5
Connector Type SMA-J (SMA Male)
Cable Length & Type 3.0 Meters / RG174
Total Height 130 mm
Impedance 50 Ω
Polarization Vertical Polarization

Product Details

Reliable Magnetic Base

Equipped with a robust magnetic suction base, this antenna can be easily fixed to any ferrous metal surface, providing a stable ground plane for enhanced signal radiation.


3-Meter RG174 Feed Line

The 300cm extended cable offers flexibility to place the antenna at a higher or clear location, significantly improving communication range in complex environments.


Professional Test Report

Verified Performance: VSWR measured at ≤ 1.5 @ 433MHz, ensuring maximum power transfer.


Ideal Applications

Smart Utility Metering

Wireless water, gas, and electricity meter reading systems requiring stable 433MHz links.

Industrial Automation

Remote control for factory machinery and outdoor power monitoring terminals.

Resources

📄 Download Datasheet (PDF)

FAQ

Q: Can I use this antenna with any 433MHz Lora module?

A: Yes, as long as your module has a standard SMA Female (SMA-K) interface.

Q: Is the magnetic base necessary for use?

A: Placing the antenna on a metal surface acts as a ground plane, which significantly improves signal gain and transmission stability.