Ubiquiti Networks NSM5(US) 5.0 GHz network antenna
- 2 × 10/100 Ethernet…
- 5.0 GHz
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A MIMO desk-mount antenna covering 700-3800 MHz with a 2 m reverse-polarity SMA cable
This desk-mounted MIMO antenna covers the 700-3800 MHz range with a two-metre cable and reverse-polarity SMA connectors. It is designed for indoor use on a flat surface to improve cellular or broadband signal reception. The unit ships new and ready to install.
Verify that your router or modem provides reverse-polarity SMA ports before ordering. Ensure the two-metre cable can reach the device without strain and that the desk location keeps the antenna clear of large metal objects. Confirm the 700-3800 MHz band matches the frequencies used by your carrier.
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The antenna is supplied with integrated cables ending in SMA connectors; no separate pigtail cables are required.
Select this model when your router operates within the 700-3800 MHz range; otherwise choose a version that covers your router's specific bands.
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