Parabolic antennas

#43077

Jirous Parabolic antenna JRA-28DD MIMO Precision

• Energy gain: 27.6 ± 1 dBi
• Beam width: 7˚
• Connectors: R-SMA on cable
• Dimensions: Ø 120 cm
• Polarization: Linear, vertical/horizontal or 2x45°

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#43078

Jirous Parabolic antenna JRA-25DD MIMO Precision

• Energy gain: 25 ± 1 dBi
• Beam width: 10˚
• Connectors: R-SMA on cable
• Dimensions: Ø 90 cm
• Polarization: Linear, vertical/horizontal or 2x45°

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#43079

Jirous JPA-10PR Radiator to off-set parabola

• Connector: N - female
• Polarization: Horizontal or vertical depending on position

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#43080

Jirous JRA-23DD MIMO parabolic antenna

• Energy gain: 23 ± 1 dBi
• Beam width: 14°
• Connectors: R-SMA on cable
• Dimensions: Ø 68 cm
• Polarization: Linear, vertical/horizontal or 2x45°

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2.4 GHz panel antennas are a popular choice for extending the range and boosting the signal of Wi-Fi networks in homes, offices, and other locations. They work directionally, focusing the Wi-Fi signal in a narrow beam, which allows for longer range and a stable connection in a specific direction.

Key features of 2.4 GHz panel antennas:

• Increased range: Panel antennas can significantly increase the range of a Wi-Fi network, making them ideal for areas with weak signal or large spaces.

• Directionality: By focusing the Wi-Fi signal in a narrow beam, panel antennas reduce interference from other Wi-Fi networks, providing a more stable connection.

• Easy installation: Panel antennas are typically lightweight and easy to mount, allowing for quick and hassle-free expansion of an existing Wi-Fi network.

• Versatility: 2.4 GHz panel antennas can be used in a variety of applications, such as:

  • Home or office internet access
  • Point-to-point connections between buildings
  • Wi-Fi bridges
  • Video surveillance
  • Wireless LAN networks

When choosing a 2.4 GHz panel antenna, consider the following factors:

• Gain: The gain of an antenna determines how strongly it focuses the Wi-Fi signal. The higher the gain, the longer the range and more stable the connection.
• Beamwidth: The beamwidth of an antenna determines the angle at which the Wi-Fi signal is emitted. A narrower beam provides more signal focus but requires more precise aiming of the antenna.
• Polarization: Panel antennas are available in vertical or horizontal polarization. Make sure the antenna matches the polarization of the Wi-Fi router.
• Mounting: Panel antennas are typically mounted on a mast or on a wall.