5.8GHz Dual Polarized 18dBi Long Range WiFi Antenna WLAN Mimo Antenna

Product Specification

Long Range WiFi Antenna
Factory price
All weather operation
Included Mounting bracket
Heavy-duty UV-Resistant Radome

Ameison 5.8 GHz Dual Polarized 18 dBi Long Range WiFi Antenna

Model No.: AMXP-5800VH-D18L60

Superior Performance

AMXP-5800VH-D18L60 Flat Panel WiFi Antenna combines vertical and horizontal polarization with high gain overmultiple frequencies in a single enclosure. It is a professional quality antenna designed primarily for MIMO point-to-multipoint and point-to-point applications in the 5.8 GHz frequency bands.

This antenna incorporates advanced dual polarization technology that allows for the

interoperability of two radios to transmit and receive paths. This technology allows for the attenuation of unwanted signals from adjacent channels and/or co-located equipment.

Rugged and Weatherproof

This aesthetically pleasing antenna features a heavy-duty UV-resistant plastic radome ideal for all-weather indoor

and outdoor operation. The AMXP-5800VH-D18L60 antenna is supplied with a tilt and swivel mast mount kit.

This allows quick installation at various degrees of up/down tilt for easy alignment.

Standard Warranty: 1 Year

SPECIFICATIONS

Frequency Range: 5725-5850 MHz

Gain: 2*18 dBi

VSWR: < 1.5: 1

Polarization: Vertical & Horizontal

Vertical Plane Half Power Beamwidth: 7°

Horizontal Plane Half Power Beamwidth: 60°

Front to Back Ratio:>25 dB

Impedance: 50 Ω

Maxium Input Power: 100 W

Connector: Integral 2-N Female Connector

Dimension(L/W/D): 405*140*28 mm

Racome material: ABS

Lightning Protection: DC Ground

Weight (Approx.) including mounting bracket: 1.0 KG

Mounting Bracket: U Type clamp with bracket suitable for 30-50 MM diameter pole

Features:

MIMO - Multiple-Input and Multiple-Output

Dual Polarity feed system in single enclosure

Two integral N-Type Female Connector

UV-resistant radome for all-weather operation

Applications:

5.8GHz UNII applications

5.8GHz ISM applications

5.8GHz Wireless LAN systems

WiFi Systems & Wireless Video Systems

Wireless Internet Provider "cell" sites

Two important things to consider when you get an antenna:

The first thing is that you get yourself a suitable antenna. The antenna needs to cover the frequency band your provider is using and the antenna needs to have reasonable strength (called “gain”). To be flexible, ideally the antenna has a high gain across all possible frequency bands in question. Most of Ameison’s mobile broadband antennas cover all relevant frequency bands from 860 – 2200 MHz, and therefore will suit any available provider. Often you can find some low price “high gain” antenna, only to discover that it does not work well for your case. Sometimes it is quite tricky to find out antenna gain over different frequency bands, , because antenna companies who provide these cheap “high gain” antennas will not give this information. The only way to find out is a datasheet, which actually shows the gain of the antenna across the whole frequency band as a graph.

The second thing is to get the antenna outside or at least as close to the window as possible. This is extremely important. Walls eat signals. You may know this from your own experience. Stand inside a well-built house with lots of steel and concrete around you and you will notice that while talking on your mobile phone the connection gets worse while you move deeper into the building and better when standing next to the window (or hanging out of the window….)