Ubiquiti airMAX Sector Antenna 15 dBi 120 Degree 2GHz – AM-2G15-120
The Ubiquiti Airmax Dual Pol (AM-2G15-120) antenna features patent-pending, next-generation technology for gain, cross-pol isolation, and beamshaping characteristics. This antenna can be instantly paired with Rocket M2 BaseStation to create a powerful airMAX 2×2 MIMO PtMP wireless network.
Ubiquiti AM-2G15-120 Key Features
- Windloading: 160 mph
- Frequency Range: 2.3-2.7GHz
- Gain: 15.0 – 16.0dBi
- Polarisation: Dual Linear
- Cross-pol Isolation: 28 db Min
The Rocket BaseStations airMAX antennas have been designed to seamlessly work together. Installing the BaseStation on the Antenna requires no special tools. Simply snap it into place with the mount provided with the Antenna.
Breakthrough Design and Performance
The innovative airMAX Sector Antennas feature carrier-class construction and 2×2, dual-polarity performance.
Reduced Interference, Higher Gain
Highly resistant to noise interference, the airMAX® Sector Antennas provide superior gain and beam performance for high-capacity, multipoint networks.
Industrial-Strength Construction
airMAX Antennas are designed with robust mechanical design for outdoor application use.
Plug and Play Integration
Every airMAX Antenna has a built-in Rocket™ mount, so no tools are needed to install the Rocket BaseStation.
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Ubiquiti AM-2G15-120 – Technical Specifications
General
- Dimensions: 700 x 145 x 93 mm (27.56 x 5.71 x 3.66″)
- Weight: 4.0 kg (8.82 lbs)
- Frequency Range: 2.3 – 2.7 GHz
- Gain: 15.0 – 16.0 dBi
- HPOL Beamwidth: 123° (6 dB)
- VPOL Beamwidth: 118° (6 dB)
- Electrical Beamwidth: 9°
- Electrical Downtilt: 4°
- Max. VSWR: 1.5:1
- Wind Survivability: 200 km/h (125 mph)
- Wind Loading: 169 N @ 200 km/h (38 lbf @ 125 mph)
- Polarisation: Dual-Linear
- Cross-pol Isolation: 28 dB Min.
- ETSI Specification: EN 302 326 DN2
- Mounting: Universal Pole Mount, RocketM Bracket, and Weatherproof RF Jumpers Included
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