ANT-MD24-12 Datasheet, PDF (1/2 Pages) Red Lion Controls. Inc – Sub-Compact Directional Antenna

ANT-MD24-12 Antenna
N-Tron Networking Series
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The ANT-MD24-12 2.4GHz Mini Directional
antenna is a sub-compact antenna for the most demanding
client applications. The antenna offers high gain in an
ultra-small aesthetically pleasing package. The antenna is
constructed of gray color UV ABS plastic with aluminum
backplate and stainless steel mounting bracket. The antenna
can be used in Horizontal or Vertical Polarization by making
a change to the mounting bracket. The stainless steel bracket
affords +/- 15 deg. tilt adjustment. The compact low visual
impact attractive styling blends well in almost any application.
The antenna comes with an integral N Female connector standard.
702-W / 702M12-W APPLICATIONS
• Wireless LAN applications
• Client antennas
• 802.11b/g applications
SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency Range:
Gain:
Horizontal Beam width:
Vertical Beam width:
Front to Back:
VSWR:
Impedance:
Input Power:
Operating Temperature:
Pole Size (diameter):
Weight:
Dimensions:
Bracket Tilt:
2400 - 2483 MHz
12 dBi
65 deg.
34 deg.
25 dB
1.5:1
50 ohms
100 Watts
-40^o to 70^o C
1 to 1.66 inches
0.85 lbs. (0.383kg)
4" x 4" x 4"
102 x 102 x 102 (mm)
15 deg.
Range Estimates*
Throughput
Distance (Miles)
Distance (kilometers)
TX Power
Receive Sensitivity
Number of Spatial Streams
26Mbps
4.37
7.04
20dBm
-88dBm
1
100Mbps
.82
1.32
15dBm
-77dBm
2
*Given the following parameters:
• Free Space loss / 2-ray ground reflection models
• Antenna is used with an N-TRON 702-W or 702M12-W
Ethernet Radio mounted at base level.
• Antenna height: 25ft (7.6 meters) above ground
• Clear line of sight between antennas with no obstructions
of the first Fresnel Zone
• 25 feet of N-TRON ANT-CAB-400 series antenna
cable for antenna to Radio connection
• 20MHz wide signal
• Center frequency = 2.45GHz
• 10dB loss assumed for weather conditions
Range estimates are theoretical. Actual results may vary based on installation
conditions. A site survey should be performed as part of the planning process
to determine the presence of RF interference and identify optimum installation
locations for access points and antennas.
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application of N-TRON products rests with the end user. N-TRON makes no warranties as to the fitness or suitability of any N-TRON product for any specific application. N-TRON