RF Elements – SH-TP-5-70 – Symmetrical horn antenna for Simper radios

RF Elements SH-TP-5-70 – Symmetrical horn antenna for Simper radios

Symmetrical horn antennas have a symmetrical beam distribution in the horizontal and vertical planes. This beam distribution does not vary with the frequency and the antenna gain is thus balanced over a wide frequency range. Symmetrical horn antennas are low-loss and have attenuated side lobes. These characteristics make the horn antennas ideal for use as sector antennas.

Advantages of a wide vertical beam width
The symmetrical sector antennas have a wide vertical beam width, which offers advantages in the coverage area.

More coverage without zero
Symmetrical sectors cover a larger area than traditional sectors with a narrow vertical beam width. Symmetrical sectors have no problems connecting close clients.

Easy co-location
As a result of the very low sidelobes of the horn antennas, the symmetrical sector antennas are ideal for cluster deployments and co-location.

TwistPort connection
The Simper radios are attached to the sector antennas via a simple “twist and click”. The connection to the radio is virtually loss-free.

Compact and weatherproof
The symmetrical sector antennas are compact and easy to install almost anywhere. They are made from the best weatherproof materials such as aluminium, plastic or stainless steel.

– Antenna connection: TwistPort – quick-release waveguide port
– Antenna type: Horn
– Environment: IP55
– Temperature: -30°C to +55°C (-22°F to +131°F)
– Weight: 1.3 kg
– Wind resistance: 160 km/h
– Mechanical tilt: +/- 25°
Dimensions (H x W x D): 134 x 242 x 128 mm

Power
– Frequency range: 4900 – 6200 MHz
– Gain: 12 dB
– Polarisation: Horizontal + vertical
– Front-to-back ratio: 29 dB
– Xpol attenuation: 27-28 dB
– BW Azimuth: 70° (-6 dB)
– BW Elevation: 70° (-6 dB)