Product Datasheet

L-Com's 4.9-5.9 GHz 20.5 dBi 45 Degree Sector Antennas. The Wireless Sector Antenna HG4964-16S-45 is a 4.9 GHz to 5.9GHz sector antenna that features 2-ports with plus or minus 45 slant polarization and radiates with a 3 dB beamwidth of 45 and a high gain of 20.5 dBi. This HG4964-16S-45 sector antenna provides high signal strength in its coverage area while maintaining an aesthetically small footprint.

The L-Com 4.9 GHz to 6.4 GHz 2-Port sector antenna features side- and back-lobe suppression technology and provides a front to back over 40 dB and a best-in-class gain. Our 45 high gain 20.5dBi, low side lobes, and superior front to back mitigates interference and enables frequency reuse in noisy areas. The 45 Degree sector antenna is compatible with many 4.9GHz to 5.9GHz single or dual polarization 2 x 2 MIMO radios.

The part number HG4964-16S-45 Simplify installation with the integrated hoisting hook and universal radio bracket that is compatible with many popular Cambium, Ubiquiti, Mimosa, and Baicells radios. In the 45 2-ports, set and forget the rugged brackets which are built to survive high-wind coast or mountainous regions. The plus or minus 45 Slant polarization sector antenna features a heavy-duty UV-resistant ABS radome and anodized aluminum reflector for all-weather operation.

Features

• High-performance gain and patterns that are stable over a wide bandwidth
• Interference mitigation with highly suppressed side-lobes and superior front-to-back that allows channel reuse
• Universal radio bracket with quick-release slot/clip design is compatible with many AP radios
• Ultra-wide bandwidths for world-wide markets
• Integrated hoisting hook for added safety and convenient installation
• Null fill improves coverage near the tower
• -5 to 15 Degrees Mechanical Tilt

Application

• Wireless MIMO LAN systems & IEEE 802.11n applications
• Point-to-multipoint (PtMP) requiring sectorial coverage
• Supports public safety (4.9 GHz), U-NII-1, 2, 3, and 4 (5.15-5.925 GHz), and up to 6.4GHz for world-wide market
• Mobile WiMAX Wireless Internet Provider "cell" sites
• High-density deployments requiring frequency reuse to achieve high capacity and data rates
• Macro base station or small cell deployments