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GLI-METRO-G Kit

Complete GNSS system including Active Antenna, PassiveAntenna, Amplifier with Push Buttons and Display, Up to 100 ft of 240 Cable,COPRO Surge Protector Kit, and Mounts

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Precise control over output signal level
High Frequency Selectivity - Passes GPS, GLONASS & GALILEO frequencies while rejecting other out-of-band signals.
Continuous Built-In-Testing (BIT)
Automatic Oscillation Detection
Perfect for aircraft hangars, manufacturing test cells, R&D facilities, any automated test environment or an anechoic chamber
Use for any GNSS retransmission application

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The GLI-METRO-G-RK is a complete GNSS amplifier system that includes: GLI-METRO-G, GNSS active antenna, GNSS passive antenna, swivel mount, pole mount, surge suppressor and cabling.

The GLI-METRO-G is a GNSS smart amplifier, perfect for the commercial and public sector. When used in conjunction with an active GPS/GLONASS receive antenna, it will pass GPS+GLONASS signals inside a building, hangar or any structure where signal is not accessible. It can be used in an automated test environment or in a shielded room that needs GNSS signal.

GLI-METRO-G has the unique benefit of allowing selection for the power control between signals. A user can easily decide which signal output the GLI-METRO-G will use to control signal power: GPS+GLONASS, GLONASS only or GPS only. This reduces the need for multiple antennas, receive devices and multiple antenna runs, while lowering maintenance and installation costs.

*GLI-Metro-G offers support for present and future GNSS signals, including Galileo, ensuring operation with future devices.

The GLI-METRO-G RK is only available to qualified parties, which include the following: International Customers (outside the U.S.), agencies of the US Federal Government, parties operating under the direction of the US Federal Government, parties that have received an STA or Experimental License under part 5 of the FCC rules, or parties that will be operating GPS Repeaters in an anechoic chamber.