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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the frequency range and gain of the Ubiquiti HORN-5-90 antenna?
The HORN-5-90 operates across the 5.15 GHz to 5.85 GHz frequency range with a gain of 13 dBi, making it suitable for point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless deployments. This gain level provides excellent directional performance for base station applications. We offer this antenna as part of our complete Ubiquiti networking portfolio available from barcodesinc.com.
What beamwidth does the HORN-5-90 antenna provide?
The HORN-5-90 features a 90-degree beamwidth, which provides a narrower coverage pattern compared to omnidirectional antennas. This focused beam pattern is ideal for long-distance links and applications requiring directional signal concentration. Contact us today to determine if this beamwidth matches your network topology requirements.
Is the HORN-5-90 suitable for outdoor deployment?
Yes, the HORN-5-90 is designed for outdoor base station use and is built to withstand demanding environmental conditions. The antenna is engineered for professional wireless infrastructure installations where reliable performance in outdoor settings is critical. Visit barcodesinc.com to explore our full range of outdoor-rated networking equipment.
What mounting options are available for the HORN-5-90?
The HORN-5-90 supports pole-mount installation, which is the standard deployment method for directional horn antennas in wireless networks. This mounting approach allows flexible positioning for optimal signal alignment in base station configurations. Our team can assist with proper installation guidance—contact us today for deployment support.
How does the 13 dBi gain of the HORN-5-90 compare to standard access point antennas?
The 13 dBi gain of the HORN-5-90 provides significantly higher directional gain compared to typical omnidirectional access point antennas, which commonly range from 2-6 dBi. This higher gain enables longer transmission distances and improved signal concentration in specific directions, making it ideal for point-to-point links and remote site connectivity. We offer the HORN-5-90 for applications requiring extended range and focused coverage patterns.
What certifications does the HORN-5-90 meet?
The HORN-5-90 meets FCC, IC, and CE regulatory certifications, ensuring compliance with North American and European standards for wireless equipment. These certifications confirm the antenna meets required safety and electromagnetic compatibility requirements for deployment in regulated markets. Contact us today to verify certification compliance for your specific deployment region.