Import Ct-Gg6180 Gps/Gnss Car External Antenna — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in Taiwan

The Ct‑GG6180 is an external GNSS antenna designed for automotive installations, engineered to capture L1 (1575.42 MHz) and L5 (1602 MHz) signals with a tolerance of ±10 MHz and ±8 MHz respectively. Its compact housing fits discreetly on a vehicle roof or windshield, and the unit is built to meet IP67 weather‑resistance standards. The antenna includes a typical SMA male connector and delivers a typical gain of 2.5 dBi.

Typical operating temperature spans - 40 °C to +85 °C, allowing reliable performance in extreme climates. Standard right‑hand circular polarization ensures consistent signal quality regardless of vehicle orientation. The antenna’s weight is about 30 g, making it suitable for mass‑produced vehicle fleets without adding significant load. Manufacturers often pair the antenna with vehicle telematics units that require continuous GNSS data for fleet tracking and navigation.

Suppliers usually ship the antennas in bulk cartons with flexible MOQ, and they can provide FOB or CIF terms depending on the buyer’s preference. Because the listing does not specify certification details or exact lead time, importers should request compliance documents such as CE or FCC and a delivery schedule before finalising the order. Confirm the packaging dimensions and any required mounting hardware to avoid integration issues on the production line.

Connectec Electronics Co., Ltd. is located at 7F‑2, No.1213, Zhongzheng Rd., Zhonghe Dist., New Taipei City 235, Taiwan, and is classified as an imported supplier with a harbor trust tier on the platform. The recorded response rate is 0 % and no average response time is listed, so prospective buyers should establish a direct communication channel early in the negotiation process. The company lists the Ct‑GG6180 automotive GNSS antenna among its product offerings, emphasizing durability and signal performance for vehicle‑based navigation systems.

No specific certifications, MOQ or lead‑time figures are disclosed in the listing, meaning buyers must request these details to assess suitability. The profile does not provide further corporate history or client references, focusing solely on the supplier’s address, tier status and the antenna product.