Ubiquiti Networks NSM5(US) 5.0 GHz network antenna
- 2 × 10/100 Ethernet…
- 5.0 GHz
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LMR 200 cable kit connects a 9:1 antenna with 4 LTE, 4 Wi-Fi and 1 GPS cables
This LMR 200 cable kit connects a 9:1 antenna using four LTE cables, four Wi-Fi cables and one GPS cable. It supplies the physical links between the antenna assembly and the router or gateway. The components arrive new and ready for installation in commercial network deployments.
The kit suits technicians who need all nine leads in a single package for a 9:1 antenna. Buyers who require a different cable type, a different lead count or cables for a non-9:1 antenna should look at something else.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 3.18 kg |
| Package size | 432 × 279 × 127 mm |
Yes, the kit is built for a 9:1 antenna and includes four LTE cables, four WiFi cables and one GPS cable all using LMR 200 cable.
Check that each of the four LTE, four WiFi and one GPS cables shows a solid link on the connected modem or router and run a signal test on each band.
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