RF-Elements SH-TP-5-60 - Symmetrical Horn Antenna for Simper Radio

RF Elements SH-TP-5-60 - Symmetrical Horn Antenna for Simper Radios

Symmetrical horn antennas feature a symmetrical radiation pattern in both the horizontal and vertical planes. This radiation pattern does not vary with frequency, and the antenna gain is consistent over a wide frequency range. Symmetrical horn antennas are low-loss and have suppressed side lobe radiation. These characteristics make horn antennas ideal for use as sector antennas.

Advantages of a wide vertical beamwidth:

The symmetrical sector antennas offer a wide vertical beamwidth, providing benefits in coverage area.

More coverage without nulls:

Symmetrical sectors cover a larger area than traditional sectors with a narrow vertical beamwidth. Symmetrical sectors do not experience issues with connecting to nearby clients.

Easy co-location:

Due to the very low side lobes of the horn antennas, symmetrical sector antennas are excellent for cluster implementations and co-location.

TwistPort connection:

Attaching the Simper radios to the sector antennas is done through a simple twist and lock mechanism. The connection to the radio is virtually lossless.

Compact and weatherproof:

The symmetrical sector antennas are compact and easy to install almost anywhere. They are made from the best weather-resistant materials such as aluminum, plastic, or stainless steel.

• Antenna connection: TwistPort - Quick-release waveguide port

• Antenna type: Horn

• Environment: IP55

• Temperature: -30°C to +55°C

• Weight: 1.4 kg

• Wind resistance: 160 km/h

• Mechanical tilt: +/- 25°

• Dimensions (H x W x D): 155 x 253 x 145 mm

Performance

• Frequency range: 4900 - 6200 MHz

• Gain: 13 dB

• Polarization: Horizontal + vertical

• Front-to-back ratio: 36 dB

• Xpol attenuation: 27-30 dB

• Azimuth beamwidth: 60° (-6 dB)

• Elevation beamwidth: 60° (-6 dB).