WiFi antenna 2.4GHz 5.8GHz Dual Band 6dBi SMA-RP

size="3"> 2.4GHz WiFi Antenna - 7 dBi OMNIDIRECTIONAL SMA-RP

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THIS ANTENNA IS INTENDED FOR WiFi NETWORK DEVICES - ROUTER, ACCESS POINT, CARD NETWORK

For the antenna to work with WiFi network devices (routers, access points) must be equipped with SMA-RP plug.

APPLICATION:

• a smart home,
• garage door control systems,
• alarm sensors,
• cameras,
• drones,
• remote controlled devices,
• temperature controllers,
• radio lines,
• telemetry,
• and others

Leading the antenna outside the housing devices or rooms significantly improves range and stability data transmission.

SPECIFICATION:

• Frequency: 2.4...2.483GHz, 5.150...5.875GHz ,
• Bluetooth communication,
• Antenna gain: 7 dBi , Omni-directional - total for two bands
• Impedance: 50Ω ,
• Polarization: linear ,
• Operating temperature: -40...85 °C ,
• Installation: connectors,
• Connector type: SMA-RP plug ,
• Total length of the antenna : 160mm ,
• Antenna length up to hinge: 143 mm ,
• Antenna diameter: 10mm .

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ATTENTION:
Antenna energy gain multiband is given as the sum of the gains for all component bands.
If the antenna is e.g. Dual Band WiFi 2.4/5GHz has a stated gain of 8dBi, it does not mean that this gain is for everyone 2.4GHz and 5Ghz bands. This division is usually not equal to e.g. 4dBi and 4dBi.
Dual Band WiFi 2.4/5GHz antenna with a gain of 8dBi when used only in the 2.4GHz band in reality has lower gain than a 6dBi dedicated antenna only for this band.
Using a Dual Band antenna makes sense when the router is simultaneously supports both bands for different users in different NO

In the case of multi-band antennas with a very wide operating frequency range have a given gain significantly higher than for a single-band antenna. The given numerical value of this gain has the dimension real only when aggregating bands when establishing a logical connection ( 5G technology). In the case of communication on a specific channel, the unit gain is lower.

In order to assess the parameters of the antenna, you should use its frequency response. Consider whether to use an antenna multi-band or dedicated to a specific band.

Popular multiband antennas:

• LTE (800, 900, 1800, 2100 and 2600 MHz) ,
• 5G (700 MHz / 694 – 790 MHz / 3.6 GHz /3.4 – 3.8 GHz/ and 26 GHz /24.25 – 27.5 GHz/),
• WiFi Dual Band 2.4 GHz (2.400 - 2.485 GHz) and 5 GHz (4.915 - 5825 GHz),
• and others.