Ubiquiti Networks NSM5(US) 5.0 GHz network antenna
- 2 × 10/100 Ethernet…
- 5.0 GHz
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5 GHz outdoor directional antenna with 18 dBi gain and N-connectors for AP1130 access points
This 18 dBi directional antenna operates in the 5 GHz band and is built for outdoor deployment. It is designed to connect directly to the Aerohive AP1130 wireless access point using N-type connectors for point-to-point or point-to-multipoint links.
The included N-connectors provide the physical interface required to attach the antenna to the AP1130 access point. This bundling ensures the correct impedance match and weather-resistant seal for the outdoor installation without sourcing separate RF cables or adapters.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Aerohive |
| Product type | Antenna |
The N-connectors are designed for permanent outdoor installation and do not require routine reseating or scheduled replacement.
The primary limit is the fixed 18 dBi gain and narrow beamwidth, which restrict coverage to the aimed sector and cannot be adjusted during operation.
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