AltoPlex - 60GHz Wireless Gigabit Bridge - Pont sans fil gigabit 60GHz

P421 – 60GHz Wireless Gigabit Bridge, Outdoor

Name: P421 - 60GHz Wireless Gigabit Bridge, Outdoor - Solutions Safda
Brand: Altowav
SKU: AW3-P421-BRI-C-PW
Price: 2245.00 CAD
Availability: InStock

AltoPlex P421 60GHz wireless gigabit bridge kit, 2Gbps, 2 radios restricted & preconfigured as Point-to-Point link, 2X RF, 90° scan, 1 Gbps symmetrical, 1x GbE RJ45, IP67, 2x PoE injectors

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Altowav

SKU AW3-P421-BRI-C-PW Categories Datacom, Telecom

$2,245.00

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Description

The P421 60GHz Wireless Gigabit Bridge Kit is a pair of 60GHz radios with integrated 128-element beamforming antennas that provide best-in-class link resiliency and full capacity range in a very compact form factor. It is pre-configured for point-to-point (PtP) connectivity. P421 radios are carrier-grade, manufactured in the USA, and feature IP67 weather-sealing for reliable operation outdoors and in harsh environments. The P421 60GHz Wireless Gigabit Bridge Kit includes everything needed to quickly install a multi-gigabit point-to-point link.

Features

High Capacity : Up to 2Gbps aggregate
Low Latency: Sub 1ms latency
Adaptive Beamforming: 128-element, phased array, beamforming antenna with 90° azimuth and 40° elevation scanning for maximum link resiliency and ranges up to 1312ft (400m) MCS-9
Gigabit Ethernet: Built-in gigabit RJ45 port
Wi-Fi Management and GPS Location: Connect locally using the Wi-Fi network interface to manage the radio directly. Easily locate the radio using the integrated GPS receiver.
Dense Network Ready: 60GHz spectrum with beamforming and TDMA for extremely reliable dense networks
Security: AES 128 encryption with automatic secure key distribution
Carrier-Grade: IP67 rated enclosure and built in USA for reliable, long-term operation in the field
Simple and Rapid Installation: Altowav’s antennas auto-align for easy installs. Our Open API and native Layer 2 architecture enable easy integration into operators’ existing networks