ANT-PD58-19 Datasheet, PDF (1/2 Pages) Red Lion Controls. Inc – Flat Panel Directional Antenna

ANT-PD58-19 Antenna
ANT-PAD58-19 ^{N-Tron Networking Series}
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The ANT-PAD58-19, a 5.8 GHz flat panel directional antenna,
offers high gain in a thin low profile package. The antenna is
constructed of gray UV resistant ABS plastic radome with an
aluminum backplate. The antenna can be used in horizontal
or vertical polarization. The die cast aluminum or galvanized
steel bracket affords +/- 45 deg. up or down tilt adjustment
and the stainless steel hardware assures a long service life. The
ANT-PAD58-19 antenna can be surface mounted or pole mounted
and comes with an integral N female connector standard.
702-W / 702M12-W APPLICATIONS
• Wireless 5GHz LAN applications
• Client Antennas
• 802.11abg applications
SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency Range:
5150 - 5825 MHz
Gain:
19 dBi
Beam width (H&V):
16 deg.
Front to Back:
30 dB
Cross Polarization:
25 dB
VSWR 5150-5350MHz: 2.0:1
VSWR 5470-5825MHz: 1.5:1
Impedance:
50 ohms
Input Power:
100 Watts
Operating Temperature:
-40^o to 70^o C
Pole Size (diameter):
1 to 2.5 inches
Weight:
1.10 lbs. (0.5kg)
Dimensions (Diameter x Depth): 7.5" x 7.5" x 0.8"
190mm x 190mm x 21mm
Bracket Tilt:
45 deg.
Range Estimates
Throughput
Distance (Miles)
Distance (kilometers)
TX Power
Receive Sensitivity
Number of Spatial Streams
26Mbps
7.7
12.41
20dBm
-87dBm
1
100Mbps
1.2
1.96
15dBm
-76dBm
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 = 5.80GHz
• 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