RF elements Sector Carrier Class 5-16 VVH 3x3
The RF elements Sector Carrier Class 5-16 VVH 3x3 meets customer demands for outstanding RF performance, resistance to co-location noise, easy installation, and cost-effectiveness. Their antennas include a revolutionary BackShield system, utilising frequency selective reflectors within the antenna design to reduce side lobes and near-field radiation on the backside.
Tech Specs
Click here for the RF elements Sector Carrier Class 5-16 VVH 3x3 datasheet.
| Device Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Antenna Connection | 3 × RP-SMA on integrated semi-flex pigtails |
| Antenna Type | 5 GHz 16 dBi VVH |
| Environmental | IP55 |
| Temperature | -26°C to +60°C (-15°F to +140°F) |
| Wind Survival | 160 km/h |
| Electrical Downtilt | 0° |
| Pole Mounting Diameter | max 85 mm |
| Weight | 3.1 kg / 6.8 lbs – single unit 4.1 kg / 9 lbs – single unit incl. package |
| Single Unit Retail Box | 115 × 10 × 22 cm |
| Frequency Range | 5450 – 5850 MHz |
| Gain | V1 16.6 dBi / V2 15.9 dBi / H 16.6 dBi |
| Polarization | Triple Linear V1 + V2 + H |
| Azimuth Beam Width -3 dB | V1 76° / V2 76° / H 77° |
| Elevation Beam Width -3 dB | V1 7.5° / V2 7.5° / H 7.5° |
| Azimuth Beam Width -6 dB | V1 102° / V2 102° / H 100° |
| Elevation Beam Width -6 dB | V1 10° / V2 10° / H 10° |
| Front-to-Back Ratio | 30.6 dB (Min.) |
| Polarization Isolation | H-V2 19 dB H-V1 19 dB V2-H 18 dB V2-V1 0 dB V1-H 19 dB V1-V2 0 dB |
| Impedance | 50 Ohm |
| VSWR | Max 1.8 / Typical 1.35 |
| Isolation Between Ports | V1-V2 38 dB V1-H 30 dB V2-H 57 dB |
| Compatible Wireless Platforms | *with EasyBracket™ for ePMP™ **with EasyBracket™ 912 RF elements® StationBox® S, StationBox® S CARRIER CLASS, RockShield™ Cambium Networks™ ePMP™ 1000 Connectorized Radio* MikroTik™ BaseBox**, NetBox**, NetMetal ** Ubiquiti Networks™ UBNT Rocket™ M5, UBNT Rocket™ M5 Titanium UBNT Rocket™ 5ac, UBNT Rocket™ 5ac Prism |
FAQs
Q1: What is the Sector Carrier Class 5‑16 VVH and what is it used for?
A: The Sector Carrier Class 5‑16 VVH is a high‑performance sector antenna designed for outdoor wireless networks. It provides broad horizontal coverage for point‑to‑multipoint (PtMP) deployments, delivering reliable signal distribution to many client devices over wide areas.
Q2: What does the “5–16” beamwidth mean for this sector antenna?
A: The 5–16° horizontal beamwidth describes the antenna’s coverage angle, offering a wide sector that balances reach and directivity. This helps deliver strong, consistent signals across large coverage zones while maintaining good performance.
Q3: What MIMO configuration does the SEC‑CC‑5‑16‑VVH support and why is it important?
A: This antenna features 3×3 MIMO configuration, which allows it to send and receive three data streams simultaneously. This improves throughput, increases spectral efficiency, and enhances overall wireless capacity, especially in high‑density environments.
Q4: What applications is the Sector Carrier Class 5‑16 VVH suitable for?
A: The antenna is ideal for wireless ISP base stations, campus network sectors, fixed‑wireless access points, and community broadband deployments where broad sector coverage, high capacity, and reliable performance are required.
Q5: What physical and environmental features does the SEC‑CC‑5‑16‑VVH offer?
A: The sector antenna is built with a rugged outdoor housing suitable for harsh environments, supports mast or pole mounting, and includes robust RF design to maintain reliable operation and consistent coverage in long‑term outdoor deployments.
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$32.58RF elements Sector Carrier Class 5-16 VVH 3x3
The RF elements Sector Carrier Class 5-16 VVH 3x3 meets customer demands for outstanding RF performance, resistance to co-location noise, easy installation, and cost-effectiveness. Their antennas include a revolutionary BackShield system, utilising frequency selective reflectors within the antenna design to reduce side lobes and near-field radiation on the backside.
Tech Specs
Click here for the RF elements Sector Carrier Class 5-16 VVH 3x3 datasheet.
| Device Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Antenna Connection | 3 × RP-SMA on integrated semi-flex pigtails |
| Antenna Type | 5 GHz 16 dBi VVH |
| Environmental | IP55 |
| Temperature | -26°C to +60°C (-15°F to +140°F) |
| Wind Survival | 160 km/h |
| Electrical Downtilt | 0° |
| Pole Mounting Diameter | max 85 mm |
| Weight | 3.1 kg / 6.8 lbs – single unit 4.1 kg / 9 lbs – single unit incl. package |
| Single Unit Retail Box | 115 × 10 × 22 cm |
| Frequency Range | 5450 – 5850 MHz |
| Gain | V1 16.6 dBi / V2 15.9 dBi / H 16.6 dBi |
| Polarization | Triple Linear V1 + V2 + H |
| Azimuth Beam Width -3 dB | V1 76° / V2 76° / H 77° |
| Elevation Beam Width -3 dB | V1 7.5° / V2 7.5° / H 7.5° |
| Azimuth Beam Width -6 dB | V1 102° / V2 102° / H 100° |
| Elevation Beam Width -6 dB | V1 10° / V2 10° / H 10° |
| Front-to-Back Ratio | 30.6 dB (Min.) |
| Polarization Isolation | H-V2 19 dB H-V1 19 dB V2-H 18 dB V2-V1 0 dB V1-H 19 dB V1-V2 0 dB |
| Impedance | 50 Ohm |
| VSWR | Max 1.8 / Typical 1.35 |
| Isolation Between Ports | V1-V2 38 dB V1-H 30 dB V2-H 57 dB |
| Compatible Wireless Platforms | *with EasyBracket™ for ePMP™ **with EasyBracket™ 912 RF elements® StationBox® S, StationBox® S CARRIER CLASS, RockShield™ Cambium Networks™ ePMP™ 1000 Connectorized Radio* MikroTik™ BaseBox**, NetBox**, NetMetal ** Ubiquiti Networks™ UBNT Rocket™ M5, UBNT Rocket™ M5 Titanium UBNT Rocket™ 5ac, UBNT Rocket™ 5ac Prism |
FAQs
Q1: What is the Sector Carrier Class 5‑16 VVH and what is it used for?
A: The Sector Carrier Class 5‑16 VVH is a high‑performance sector antenna designed for outdoor wireless networks. It provides broad horizontal coverage for point‑to‑multipoint (PtMP) deployments, delivering reliable signal distribution to many client devices over wide areas.
Q2: What does the “5–16” beamwidth mean for this sector antenna?
A: The 5–16° horizontal beamwidth describes the antenna’s coverage angle, offering a wide sector that balances reach and directivity. This helps deliver strong, consistent signals across large coverage zones while maintaining good performance.
Q3: What MIMO configuration does the SEC‑CC‑5‑16‑VVH support and why is it important?
A: This antenna features 3×3 MIMO configuration, which allows it to send and receive three data streams simultaneously. This improves throughput, increases spectral efficiency, and enhances overall wireless capacity, especially in high‑density environments.
Q4: What applications is the Sector Carrier Class 5‑16 VVH suitable for?
A: The antenna is ideal for wireless ISP base stations, campus network sectors, fixed‑wireless access points, and community broadband deployments where broad sector coverage, high capacity, and reliable performance are required.
Q5: What physical and environmental features does the SEC‑CC‑5‑16‑VVH offer?
A: The sector antenna is built with a rugged outdoor housing suitable for harsh environments, supports mast or pole mounting, and includes robust RF design to maintain reliable operation and consistent coverage in long‑term outdoor deployments.
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The RF elements Sector Carrier Class 5-16 VVH 3x3 meets customer demands for outstanding RF performance, resistance to co-location noise, easy installation, and cost-effectiveness. Their antennas include a revolutionary BackShield system, utilising frequency selective reflectors within the antenna design to reduce side lobes and near-field radiation on the backside.
Tech Specs
Click here for the RF elements Sector Carrier Class 5-16 VVH 3x3 datasheet.
| Device Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Antenna Connection | 3 × RP-SMA on integrated semi-flex pigtails |
| Antenna Type | 5 GHz 16 dBi VVH |
| Environmental | IP55 |
| Temperature | -26°C to +60°C (-15°F to +140°F) |
| Wind Survival | 160 km/h |
| Electrical Downtilt | 0° |
| Pole Mounting Diameter | max 85 mm |
| Weight | 3.1 kg / 6.8 lbs – single unit 4.1 kg / 9 lbs – single unit incl. package |
| Single Unit Retail Box | 115 × 10 × 22 cm |
| Frequency Range | 5450 – 5850 MHz |
| Gain | V1 16.6 dBi / V2 15.9 dBi / H 16.6 dBi |
| Polarization | Triple Linear V1 + V2 + H |
| Azimuth Beam Width -3 dB | V1 76° / V2 76° / H 77° |
| Elevation Beam Width -3 dB | V1 7.5° / V2 7.5° / H 7.5° |
| Azimuth Beam Width -6 dB | V1 102° / V2 102° / H 100° |
| Elevation Beam Width -6 dB | V1 10° / V2 10° / H 10° |
| Front-to-Back Ratio | 30.6 dB (Min.) |
| Polarization Isolation | H-V2 19 dB H-V1 19 dB V2-H 18 dB V2-V1 0 dB V1-H 19 dB V1-V2 0 dB |
| Impedance | 50 Ohm |
| VSWR | Max 1.8 / Typical 1.35 |
| Isolation Between Ports | V1-V2 38 dB V1-H 30 dB V2-H 57 dB |
| Compatible Wireless Platforms | *with EasyBracket™ for ePMP™ **with EasyBracket™ 912 RF elements® StationBox® S, StationBox® S CARRIER CLASS, RockShield™ Cambium Networks™ ePMP™ 1000 Connectorized Radio* MikroTik™ BaseBox**, NetBox**, NetMetal ** Ubiquiti Networks™ UBNT Rocket™ M5, UBNT Rocket™ M5 Titanium UBNT Rocket™ 5ac, UBNT Rocket™ 5ac Prism |
FAQs
Q1: What is the Sector Carrier Class 5‑16 VVH and what is it used for?
A: The Sector Carrier Class 5‑16 VVH is a high‑performance sector antenna designed for outdoor wireless networks. It provides broad horizontal coverage for point‑to‑multipoint (PtMP) deployments, delivering reliable signal distribution to many client devices over wide areas.
Q2: What does the “5–16” beamwidth mean for this sector antenna?
A: The 5–16° horizontal beamwidth describes the antenna’s coverage angle, offering a wide sector that balances reach and directivity. This helps deliver strong, consistent signals across large coverage zones while maintaining good performance.
Q3: What MIMO configuration does the SEC‑CC‑5‑16‑VVH support and why is it important?
A: This antenna features 3×3 MIMO configuration, which allows it to send and receive three data streams simultaneously. This improves throughput, increases spectral efficiency, and enhances overall wireless capacity, especially in high‑density environments.
Q4: What applications is the Sector Carrier Class 5‑16 VVH suitable for?
A: The antenna is ideal for wireless ISP base stations, campus network sectors, fixed‑wireless access points, and community broadband deployments where broad sector coverage, high capacity, and reliable performance are required.
Q5: What physical and environmental features does the SEC‑CC‑5‑16‑VVH offer?
A: The sector antenna is built with a rugged outdoor housing suitable for harsh environments, supports mast or pole mounting, and includes robust RF design to maintain reliable operation and consistent coverage in long‑term outdoor deployments.
