Meraki 5GHz Sector Antenna
MFG SKU: MA-ANT-21
The Cisco Meraki MA-ANT-21 sector antenna is a 13 dBi, MIMO, 5 GHz antenna ideal for providing client coverage over focused areas or creating backhaul links. It is designed for use with Meraki APs that have N-type connectors.
- Provides optimized pattern coverage with 5.15 GHz to 5.875 GHz frequency
- Widely used in wireless data network
- With its lightweight and rugged design, this antenna is an excellent pick for a base station
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The Cisco Meraki MA-ANT-21 sector antenna is a 13 dBi, MIMO, 5 GHz antenna ideal for providing client coverage over focused areas or creating backhaul links. It is designed for use with Meraki APs that have N-type connectors.
- Provides optimized pattern coverage with 5.15 GHz to 5.875 GHz frequency
- Widely used in wireless data network
- With its lightweight and rugged design, this antenna is an excellent pick for a base station
Antenna Gain (Isotropic):
13 dBi
Application/Usage:
Wireless Data Network
Compatibility:
Meraki Wireless Access Points:
- MR58
- MR66
- MR72
Connector Type:
N-Type
Country of Origin:
Taiwan
Form Factor:
Sector
Frequency Band Type:
SHF
Limited Warranty:
1 Year
Manufacturer:
Cisco Systems, Inc
Manufacturer Website Address:
http://www.cisco.com
Operating Frequency Range:
5.15 GHz to 5.875 GHz
Product Model:
MA-ANT-21
Product Type:
Antenna
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