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Ubiquiti AirMax AMO-5G13 5GHz 13dBi antenna with a range of 360°
- Sector type antenna for use in the 5GHz band.
- 13 dBi maximum gain and 7° horizontal beamwidth.
- Dual polarization and 1.5:1 Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR).
- Dimensions 799 mm wide, 90 mm deep and 65 mm high.
- Shipped as one piece per package.
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- Sector type antenna for use in the 5GHz band.
- 13 dBi maximum gain and 7° horizontal beamwidth.
- Dual polarization and 1.5:1 Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR).
- Dimensions 799 mm wide, 90 mm deep and 65 mm high.
- Shipped as one piece per package.
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Ubiquiti antenna that offers a maximum gain of 13 dBi for use in the 5GHz band and a horizontal beam width of 7°. This antenna is of the sector type, with dual polarization and a voltage standing wave ratio (VSWR) of 1.5:1. Its dimensions are 799 mm wide, 90 mm deep and 65 mm high. Shipped as one piece per package. Manufactured by Ubiquiti with reference AMO-5G13.
Specifications
- Sector type antenna for use in the 5GHz band.
- 13 dBi maximum gain and 7° horizontal beamwidth.
- Dual polarization and 1.5:1 Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR).
- Dimensions 799 mm wide, 90 mm deep and 65 mm high.
- Shipped as one piece per package.
- Manufacturer reference: AMO-5G13.
- Ideal for use in business environments, home offices, and high-speed network applications.
- Compatible with a wide variety of network devices.
- Perfect for those looking for a high quality and reliable antenna solution for their wireless network devices.
- Gross Weight: 800 g
- Number of packages: 1
Technical terms
- dBi
dBi (decibels relative to isotropic) is a logarithmic unit of measure that expresses the gain of an antenna compared to a theoretical isotropic antenna that radiates energy uniformly in all directions.
Imagine a light bulb that shines in all directions equally. If you put a reflector on it so the light concentrates in a single spot, that light will be much more intense there. The dBi measures how much extra "strength" the signal gains by focusing it in a specific direction instead of wasting it everywhere.
| Attribute | Specification |
|---|---|
| Reference | Isotropic radiator (0 dBi) |
| Scale Type | Logarithmic |
Directivity and Energy Focus
A higher dBi value does not mean the antenna produces more energy, but rather that it redirects existing energy more precisely, narrowing the beam angle to reach greater distances.
Advantages
- Increased range for wireless links.
- Reduction of side and rear interference.
- Better signal-to-noise ratio in the main direction.
A higher dBi value indicates a more directional and longer-range signal.
