SAN FRANCISCO, USA: TerraWave Solutions, a leading provider of wireless networking solutions required to deploy, manage and secure enterprise-class wireless networks, today announced the release of its 802.11n Multiple-Input Multiple-Output (MIMO) Mini “Six-Pack” omnidirectional antenna solution to the wireless industry.
As the latest design for next-generation wireless LAN (WLAN) technology, TerraWave’s new 802.11n dual band 2.4/5 GHz 2.5/4 dBi ceiling mount Mini “Six Pack” MIMO omnidirectional antenna is designed to operate with many manufacturers’ enterprise-class Access Points (APs), and consists of an innovative and compact six-in-one solution: six dual-band omni antennas arranged in one antenna. The antenna is available with both RPTNC and RPSMA connector options and covers approximately 2.5” less surface area than the original Six Pack omni.
An ideal solution for supporting demanding applications in ever-evolving IEEE 802.11n wireless communications systems, this exclusive antenna joins TerraWave’s full line of MIMO antennas and other WLAN accessories intended to deploy and complement the industry’s latest 802.11n access point technology.
“Last year we announced our industry-first 802.11n Dual Band 2.4/5 GHz 2.5/4 dBi Ceiling Mount MIMO Omnidirectional Antenna (the ’Six-Pack’),” said TerraWave Solutions Product Development Manager Chris Marco.
“It has been our focus over this last year to develop an even more robust line of antenna and enclosure solutions to complement many manufacturers’ 802.11n AP technologies. Our product line is continuing to grow, and our customers are continually returning to TerraWave to help them deploy MIMO technology in new and exciting applications.
“By engineering complete suites of premium MIMO solutions, our customers can depend on TerraWave's reputation of delivering cutting-edge, high-quality products for their unique and customized wireless deployments. Our forward-thinking business strategy, reliability and valued relationships with our customers remain our highest priorities.”
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.