Performance
| Vertical beam width (2.4 GHz) |
25 ° |
| Antenna gain level (max) |
12 dBi |
| Frequency band |
2.4 - 2.5 GHz |
| Impedance |
50 Ω |
| Horizontal beam width (2.4 GHz) |
22 ° |
Features
| Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR) |
≤2.0 |
| Antenna connector type |
RP-SMA |
| Antenna type |
Directional antenna |
| Power handling |
10 W |
2T2R MIMO, 2.4-2.5GHz, 12dB, SMA, grey
High-Gain MIMO Panel Directional Antenna
The Intellinet Network Solutions High-Gain MIMO Panel Directional Antenna extends the coverage range of a wireless network in a single direction. It is ideal for delivering extended access range when positioned in the corner of a building, or between buildings in a campus-type environment. It requires an access point or wireless router with a reverse SMA connector, both sold separately by your Intellinet Network Solutions dealer.*
2T2R MIMO
With the emergence of Wireless N, MIMO technology has become the standard for wireless networking. Wireless access points and bridges with MIMO support are the norm nowadays, rather than the exception. When it comes to P2P (Point-to-Point) bridging connections and 2T2R MIMO enabled gear, the problem is often the connection of external high-gain antennas. With the introduction of the new 2.4 GHz MIMO High-Gain Panel Antenna, Intellinet has made this problem much easier to overcome by eliminating the need to purchase multiple antennas for each access point. This saves time, money and makes the installation process much more straightforward.
Increased Range
Since the Intellinet Network Solutions High-Gain MIMO Panel Directional Antenna provides a high gain of 12 dBi, it allows you to greatly extend the range of your existing wireless network.
Waterproof
The IP65-rated High-Gain MIMO Panel Directional Antenna is made from weatherproof and corrosion-resistant material, and is suited for both indoor and outdoor applications.
Avoid Running Cable Outdoors
By using the Intellinet Network Solutions High-Gain MIMO Panel Directional Antenna, you can avoid the cost and effort associated with running outdoor cables between buildings. Now you don’t need to dig up concrete and disrupt your campus or building-to-building environment in order to expand your network.
