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Meraki Wide Patch Antenna 6-port
The Wide Patch antenna is ideal for wall-mounted deployments, aesthetic consensus installations in low density applications and wall mounted or ceiling mounted below 25 ft in high density applications. Some example use cases are in vestibules with very high ceilings but few devices connecting and lecture halls where install is close to the users. This antenna supports Meraki’s smart antenna capabilities. The price shown is for a 5-connector model; the Wide Patch antenna can be purchased with 5 or 6 connectors.
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Antenna type: Wide Patch
Frequency range: 2.400 – 2.500, 5.150 – 5.875 GHz
Gain (per antenna element):E5: 7 dBi (2.4), 6.3 dBi (5)
Gain (per antenna element):E6: 7 dBi (2.4), 6.3 dBi (5)
Polarization: Linear, /- 45°
Half power beamwidth / horizontal: 60°/60°
Half power beamwidth / vertical: 60°/60°
Cables
AA-9303, 1M
Mounting
Surface mount not included; compatible with MA-MNT-ANT-1 or MA-MNT-ANT-2
Mounts to walls and poles
Physical and Environment
Dimensions:(E5): 10.83” × 10.83” × 0.93” (275 mm × 275 mm × 23.5 mm)
Dimensions:(E6):10.83” × 10.83” × 0.93” (275 mm × 275 mm × 23.5 mm)
Weight: (E5): 38.8 oz (1.1 kg)
Weight: (E6): 41.27 oz (1.17 kg)
Material: PC-ABS
Temperature: 32 °F to 104 °F (0 °C to 40 °C)
Humidity: 5% - 93%
Connector: RP-TNC
Warranty
1 year hardware warranty included
Ordering Information
MA-ANT-3-E5/6
MA-MNT-ANT-1 (Standard Mounting Arm)
MA-MNT-ANT-2 (Long Mounting Arm)
Regulatory
Certified for use with MR42E: MA-ANT-3-E5
Certified for use with MR53E/MR46E: MA-ANT-3-E6
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