The
added signal strength and sensibility that comes
with this Outdoor 15dbi Sector Antenna will make
your Wireless Installation easier and more
secure. Mount this 5.8GHz Sector Wi-Fi Antenna
on top of your building, Marina, RV-Park or
Hotel, and tilt it towards the desired coverage
area for a great signal, and excellent Wireless
Coverage.
Mounting Hardware is included as well as basic
Technical Support to get you started on your
Wireless Installation. This 16dbi Sector Wi-Fi Antenna works great in Point to Multipoint
solutions as well. Simply Mount the
Outdoor Sector Antenna in pairs to create a 240°
of Coverage, or in a set of Three, to create 360°
of Coverage. You can also use the
16dbi Sector Wi-Fi Antenna as a single, stand-alone
Antenna for the desired 120°
of coverage.
Advantages of
using Sector Antennas vs. Omni Antenna:
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More Clients:
By using 3 sectors with 3 Access Points, you
can triple the number of clients in a given
area. This increases range, reduces latency,
and speeds up network efficiency.
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Better signal levels:
Sector antennas usually have more gain than
Omni's. This results in fewer retries and
less packets lost. By focusing
the signal in the desired area, you increase
signal strength.
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Eliminate
interference: Because a sector
antenna is directional and usually has good
front-to-back (F/B) ratio, it can reduce or
eliminate interference from sources that are
behind the sector antenna. You also
eliminate overshooting your clients, which
will happen when mounting an Omni antenna
too high above the client.
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Channel Re-Use
- Because the sector antenna can be down
tilted, mechanically 3, 6, or 8 degrees, the
signals are not thrown out to the horizon.
This allows that same channel to be re-used
several miles away at a different cell site,
without overlapping.
For
the best results, this Outdoor 5.8GHz Sector
Antenna should be used in situations where you
have Line-of-Sight to the client locations.
Please
contact us if you have
questions about your setup, or need higher gain,
outdoor Wi-Fi Antennas.
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Please note:
Typical
Wireless Range will be dependent on the
following:
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- Transmit Power of your
Access Point or Wi-Fi Router
- Outdoor Obstructions
(trees, lakes, buildings,
RV's, hills, etc.)
- Type of building
material (metal, aluminum,
wood, sheetrock)
- Mounting position of
antenna
- dbi Gain of the outdoor
antenna
- Length of coax cable
connected to the antenna
- Client device receive
sensitivity, and transmit
power
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The stronger the transmit power of the
access point, the better your wireless
signal will carry, and provide a more
enjoyable Internet surfing experience
for your customers. The Transmit
Power on typical Linksys, Dlink and
Belkin Wireless Access Points/Routers,
is usually in the 15dbm range, or 32mW
Transmit Power. This means that
connecting a high gain antenna will help
your range, but will not provide the
increased distance and signal strength
that say a 200mW, or even 500mW Access
Point will provide. To get the
best range from your outdoor antenna,
please ask us about upgrading your
Linksys or D-Link Access point.
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Features and Benefits:
- High Gain 1617dBi in a small form factor
- Low wind loading = 160MPH survivability
- Vertically polarized, ultra wide band
operation
- Type N female integrated connector
- Galvanized steel tilt bracket for up to
3.5” dia pole
Applications:
- 5.8GHz U-NII band applications
- Point to multi-point systems
- Base station antennas
- 802.11a applications
- Pubic safety