The AM-2G16-90 AirMAX 2.4 GHz 2x2 MIMO Sector Antenna from Ubiquiti Networks provides networking flexibility and convenience by letting you create a customized base station with an optional RocketM radio. This antenna operates under the 2.4 GHz frequency and offers a gain of 16 dBi. It delivers 2x2 MIMO performance and supports airMAX technology, which uses a Time Division Multiple Access protocol to send and receive data at pre-designated time slots. Included along with the antenna are a pole mount, RocketM bracket, and weatherproof RF jumpers to make your base station building experience easier.

2.4 GHz Operating Frequency    16 dBi Gain    For Outdoor Use    Compatible with Rocket M BaseStations

Seamlessly integrates with RocketM radios

Remarkable cross-polarization isolation

Intelligent QoS: Priority is given to voice/video for seamless streaming
Scalability: High capacity and scalability
Long Distance: Capable of high-speed, carrier-class links

Up to 100 airMAX clients can be connected to an airMAX sector antenna

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What distance does it cover, Does it can connect.in mobile.directly

A: The device only has a wifi channel for management and cannot supply wifi to mobile devices.

Q: 2. Would this control multiple lights? Or would you need one remote for each Nanlite?

A: Yes.Nanlite and Nanlux lights equipped with built-in 2.4ghz receivers.

Q: 3. CAN THESE BE USED WITH THE OLDER GLXD RECEIVERS since it's both 2.4 and 5.8 GHz? thanks!

A: Yes, the Shure PA805DB-RSMA Dual-Band Passive Directional Antenna can be used for the older Shure GLX-D systems when operating on the 2.4 GHz band.

Q: 4. Will this work with other brands as well? Are these standard channels/frequencies?

A: No, the Nanlite Nanlink 2.4 GHz Remote Control only works with a Nanlite or Nanlux light with a built-in 2.4 GHz receiver.

Q: 5. What does it do can I use it for a TV antenna or cell phone antenna I'm asking a silly question cuz I don't know thank you

A: The Ubiquiti Networks AF-5G23-S45 23 dBi Antenna for airFiber AF-5X 5 GHz Carrier Backhaul Radio, can not be used as a TV antenna. It is meant to be used to transfer data only for airFiber. Please Note: This is not a small antenna.

Q: 6. how difficult is this to setup?

A: That will depend on your comfort level with technology and wiring products. A product like this is not going to be a simple plug and play solution and will require some set up.

Q: 7. does this piece of equipment require additional equipment? If so what is it?

A: This requires connection to an uplinked ethernet router.

Q: 8. can this be used with PGXD4 and BLX4R models?

A: No, the Shure PA805DB-RSMA Dual-Band Passive Directional Antenna for GLX-D+ Wireless (2.4, 5.8 GHz) is not compatible for use with either the Shure PGXD4 Digital Wireless Receiver or the Shure BLX4R Wireless Receiver. The PGXD4 has fixed antennas (not removable) and it operates on the 900 MHz band, and the BLX4F operates on the UHF band, so the antenna will not work with either of these receivers since it is specifically for the GLX-D+ series receivers which operate on the 2.4 GHz and 5.8 GHz frequency bands.

Q: 9. Up to how many mile can the antenna reach?

A: The manufacturer ha snot specified the range on this device as it is wholly dependent on too may factors such as obstacles, wind and line of sight.

Q: 10. I have a UAP-AC-M on my barn with a weak signal to my home aprox 200 feet away through two thin walls, would this be effective in extending wifi to my barn?

A: It is possible but without testing it, it would be trial and error. Ideally a wireless bridge would work better if you have line of sight to the barn, that would give you the best performance wirelessly if running a cable is not possible.