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RF Elements UltraDish TP 21 21dBi Parabolic Antenna with TwistPort Connector

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RF Elements UltraDish TP 21 21dBi Parabolic Antenna with TwistPort ConnectorHigh Performance Connectivity with Superior Noise Rejection The RF Elements UltraDish TP 21 is a high gain parabolic dish antenna engineered for high performance subscriber module applications. It excels at minimizing sidelobes and providing a stable gain across a wide frequency bandwidth, ensuring a dependable and robust wireless link. The antenna's design focuses on rejecting noise, which results in a lower noise floor, higher signal to noise ratio,

High-Performance Connectivity with Superior Noise Rejection

The RF Elements UltraDish™ TP 21 is a high-gain parabolic dish antenna engineered for high-performance subscriber module applications. It excels at minimizing sidelobes and providing a stable gain across a wide frequency bandwidth, ensuring a dependable and robust wireless link. The antenna's design focuses on rejecting noise, which results in a lower noise floor, higher signal-to-noise ratio, and ultimately, greater throughput and reliability for your network.

Revolutionary TwistPort™ Connector

Featuring RF Elements' proprietary TwistPort™ waveguide connector, the UltraDish™ TP 21 offers a groundbreaking approach to radio connection. This quick-locking port ensures a lossless connection and makes radio installation and replacement incredibly intuitive and easy. The smart "twist and lock" design allows for single-handed radio mounting, streamlining deployments and maintenance.

Built for Durability and Versatility

Constructed from high-quality, UV-resistant ABS plastic, polycarbonate, and a lightweight aluminum reflector, the UltraDish™ TP 21 is built to withstand harsh environmental conditions. It boasts an IP65 environmental rating and can survive winds up to 160 km/h. The massive, innovative mount provides an improved grip and supports a wide range of pole diameters (40-80mm), making deployment both easy and versatile. Additionally, the stainless steel hardware features a black coating to prevent seizing during installation.

Ultra-Wideband Performance

Stable antenna gain is crucial for reliable link performance. The UltraDish™ TP 21 delivers consistent gain across an ultra-wideband spectrum from 5180 MHz to 6775 MHz. This allows network operators to leverage the entire 5 and 6 GHz spectrum with confidence, ensuring stable performance regardless of the channel used.

Technical Specifications

Performance
Antenna Type Parabolic Dish
Frequency Range 5180 - 6775 MHz
Gain 21.2 dBi
Azimuth Beam Width -3 dB H 10° / V 9°
Elevation Beam Width -3 dB H 9° / V 10°
Azimuth Beam Width -6 dB H 14° / V 13°
Elevation Beam Width -6 dB H 13° / V 14°
Front-to-Back Ratio (Min) 28 dB
Physical
Antenna Connection TwistPort™ - Quick Locking Waveguide Port
Materials UV Resistant ABS Plastic, Polycarbonate, Aluminium, Stainless Steel
Pole Mounting Diameter 40 - 80 mm
Dimensions 465 x 345 x 263 mm (18.3 x 13.6 x 10.4 inches)
Environmental & Compatibility
Environmental Rating IP65
Operating Temperature -40°C to +60°C (-40°F to +140°F)
Wind Survival 160 km/h
Wind Loading 115 N at 160 km/h
Compatible Platforms Any TwistPort™ Adaptor; Any SIMPER™ Radio
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