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How to ensure the stability of private
networks through antennas?
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Private Networks
Whether it's retail, office, restaurant or
warehouse, different departments and applications in an enterprise private
network require a stable wireless connection. Traditional landlines are often used for communication, but in some
cases wireless connectivity is a simpler and easier option that is reliable and
cost-effective, and can be deployed quickly and easily in a variety of
environments. As cellular network technology evolves and 4G/5G
LTE is increasingly used in different regions and applications, enterprise
private wireless networks are also advancing to avoid any connectivity outages
due to failures.
As the usage of enterprise networks
continues to grow, so does the need for antenna solutions to meet different
applications. While many routers are equipped with low-cost paddle cell
antennas, in many cases, these antennas are not sufficient to allow users to
obtain the required data speeds, thus requiring more sophisticated products to
improve the wireless connectivity usage experience.
Depending on the actual application
scenario and requirements, built-in or external
antennas, wall or panel mount, SiSo or 2x2/4x4
MiMo, or even a combined solution with GPS/GNSS and WiFi may be required to
ensure a more reliable, stable and fast connection. It is a high gain
directional 2x2 MIMO signal enhancement antenna for 4G/5G LTE, providing
client-side MIMO and diversity support for 4G/5G LTE. The rugged weatherproof
housing is designed for wall mounting while covering the new 3.4-3.8GHz band.
2x2 MiMo broadband cellular LTE
antenna
Up to 9dBi peak gain
700-3800MHz broadband for 2G/3G/4G/5G LTE
6-9dBi peak gain directional fixed site
antenna
Capable of providing robust 5G connectivity
and high transmission speeds for modems or routers Capable of MiMo connectivity
over a great frequency range, this multi-band portable antenna is compact and
easy to use, ensuring excellent signal in any situation. The high-gain
directional 2x2 MiMo
antenna for 4G and 5G networks integrates two broadband element components
in a single housing and is designed to support fixed site client devices. It
provides 6dBi peak gain for 617-960MHz and 9dBi peak gain for 1710-6000MHz.
