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Product Overview |
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The Ubiquiti RD-5G30-LW is a 5 GHz directional dish antenna designed to provide 30 dBi gain for long-range wireless communication. It suits outdoor environments and supports point-to-point network links where focused signal direction is necessary. |
General Information |
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| Brand | Ubiquiti |
Technical Information |
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| Series | RocketDish (RD) |
| product type | Directional Dish Antenna |
| Product Category | Wireless Accessories |
| Compatibility | Ubiquiti Rocket radios (RocketM5/Rocket5), airMAX devices, 5 GHz wireless bridges/CPEs |
Miscellaneous |
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| Assembly Required | Yes |
| Compliance Standards | RoHS, CE, FCC |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Form Factor | Dish Antenna |
| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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The Ubiquiti RD-5G30-LW is a 5 GHz directional dish antenna that delivers focused wireless signal transmission. It is commonly used in outdoor environments to establish long-range point-to-point connections where precise signal direction is essential. Network engineers and IT professionals deploy this antenna to extend wireless coverage between distant locations with minimal interference. Key Features
This antenna plays a critical role in wireless network infrastructure by enabling focused connectivity over extended ranges. Its directional nature helps in minimizing interference and maximizing signal quality, making it a practical choice for network deployments requiring targeted link establishment. |
Use Cases |
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The RD-5G30-LW antenna is typically deployed in outdoor wireless networks requiring directional links between distant points. It benefits environments where extended range and focused signal paths are priorities, such as campus networks, rural connectivity, or bridging remote facilities. How It's Used:
This antenna serves a specialized role in network infrastructure by directing wireless signals precisely where needed, reducing interference and improving link stability in outdoor deployments. |
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