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APXVFWW12X-C-NA20 - Triple Band Antenna

Features

  • superior pattern symmetry and a phase shifter for each radiating dipole providing exceptional patterns at all tilt settings. It is supplied with an integrated and field replaceable AISG 2.0 antenna control unit (ACU) for remote electrical tilt (RET) compatibility.

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Part number APXVFWW12X-C-NA20
Manufacturer RFS
File Size 290.44 KB
Description Triple Band Antenna
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PRODUCT DATASHEET APXVFWW12X-C-NA20 RF X-TREMEŒCross Polarized Triple Band Antenna, 698-2360MHz, 65deg, 13.6/16.3/17.2dBi, 4ft, VET, RET The new RF X-TREME base station antenna design provides the highest gain and cross polar discrimination combined with the best vertical pattern control of any triple band antenna for its size. It is an ideal choice for site upgrades and new deployments where three frequency bands, or MIMO/4 RX diversity, is used to add capacity and increase coverage. Only 12 inches wide and 4 feet high, it maintains the size of a dual band antenna, while adding a third antenna path with no compromise in RF performance. It can be used for 2G, 3G and 4G technologies.
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