Ubiquiti HORN-5-30 Horn 5 Antenna - 5.15-5.85 GHz - 19 dBi - Base Station for airFiber LTU and airMAX
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Technical Overview
This antenna operates within the 5.15 GHz to 5.85 GHz spectrum, providing broad coverage for 5 GHz wireless networks. The 19 dBi isotropic gain offers substantial signal amplification, improving link stability and range for base station configurations. Dual-linear polarization technology further optimizes performance by supporting both horizontal and vertical signal orientations, which is critical for minimizing cross-polarization interference in dense deployment environments.
The HORN-5-30 is built to withstand rigorous use with a weight of approximately 1.10 kg, ensuring durability without excessive bulk. Its design focuses on efficient signal propagation, making it a reliable component for extending network reach and enhancing overall wireless infrastructure performance.
Relevant factors for this section include Operating Frequency Range, Antenna Gain (Isotropic), Height, Diameter. When those points are considered together, they give buyers a clearer picture of how the product is equipped, how it fits into deployment, and what kind of day-to-day role it is meant to support.
Key Product Advantages
The HORN-5-30 antenna excels in delivering enhanced co-location performance through its isolation antenna horn design, which reduces signal overlap and interference when multiple antennas are deployed nearby. This feature is particularly valuable in urban or high-density wireless setups where clear channel separation is essential for maintaining network integrity and throughput.
Optimized for Ubiquiti Ecosystems
Seamlessly integrates with Ubiquiti Networks PrismStation 5AC, airFiber LTU, and airMAX radios, ensuring compatibility and streamlined deployment for existing Ubiquiti infrastructure.
- Direct plug-and-play setup
- Reduces configuration complexity
- Leverages Ubiquiti's proven radio technology
Focused Beamwidth Design
The horn antenna configuration concentrates signal energy in a specific direction, maximizing gain and range for point-to-point or point-to-multipoint base station links.
- Improves signal-to-noise ratio
- Enhances long-distance connectivity
- Minimizes wasted signal dispersion
Deployment / Use Cases
This antenna is primarily designed for base station applications, making it suitable for scenarios where centralized wireless access points need to communicate with multiple client devices over extended distances. Its high gain and focused beamwidth are ideal for bridging network gaps in rural areas, connecting buildings across campuses, or providing backhaul links for mesh networks.
Common use cases include deploying the HORN-5-30 with Ubiquiti airFiber LTU radios for high-capacity wireless backhaul, integrating it with airMAX systems for community or enterprise Wi-Fi coverage, and using it in PrismStation 5AC setups for dedicated 5 GHz networking. The antenna's dual-linear polarization also supports environments with high RF interference, such as industrial sites or crowded urban landscapes, by improving signal clarity and reliability.
Relevant factors for this section include Operating Frequency Range, Antenna Gain (Isotropic), Height, Diameter. When those points are considered together, they give buyers a clearer picture of how the product is equipped, how it fits into deployment, and what kind of day-to-day role it is meant to support.
Physical Profile
With a height of 7.25 inches (184.20 mm) and a diameter of 8.72 inches (221.40 mm), the HORN-5-30 offers a compact footprint that facilitates flexible mounting on poles, towers, or building exteriors. The approximate weight of 1.10 kg ensures it remains stable in various weather conditions without requiring excessive structural support. Its design prioritizes ease of installation, with standard mounting hardware compatibility for quick setup in both temporary and permanent installations.
- Height
- 7.25" (184.20 mm)
- Weight
- 1.10 kg
Highlights
- 19 dBi isotropic gain for enhanced signal strength
- Operates across 5.15 GHz to 5.85 GHz frequency range
- Dual-linear polarization reduces interference in co-location setups
- Compatible with Ubiquiti airFiber LTU and airMAX radios
- Designed for base station applications
- Compact dimensions: 7.25" height, 8.72" diameter
- Weighs approximately 1.10 kg for durable construction
- Isolation antenna horns improve performance in dense deployments
Specifications
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Ubiquiti Inc. |
| Manufacturer Part Number | HORN-5-30 |
| Brand Name | Ubiquiti |
| Product Line | Horn 5 |
| Product Model | Horn-5-30 |
| Product Name | 5 GHz Beamwidth Horn Antenna |
| Product Type | Antenna |
| Technical Information | |
| Operating Frequency Range | 5.15 GHz to 5.85 GHz |
| Antenna Gain (Isotropic) | 19 dBi |
| Physical Characteristics | |
| Height | 7.25" (184.20 mm) |
| Diameter | 8.72" (221.40 mm) |
| Weight (Approximate) | 1.10 kg |
| Miscellaneous | |
| Application/Usage | Base Station |
| Compatibility | Ubiquiti Networks PrismStation 5AC Ubiquiti Networks airFiber LTU Radio Ubiquti airMAX Radios |
FAQ
What frequency range does the Ubiquiti HORN-5-30 antenna support?
The Ubiquiti HORN-5-30 antenna operates within the 5.15 GHz to 5.85 GHz frequency range. This broad spectrum coverage makes it suitable for various 5 GHz wireless networking applications, including those requiring compliance with regional regulatory standards for unlicensed band usage.
How does the 19 dBi gain benefit wireless deployments?
The 19 dBi isotropic gain significantly amplifies signal strength, extending the effective range and improving link stability for base station configurations. This high gain is particularly useful for long-distance point-to-point or point-to-multipoint connections, reducing signal attenuation and enhancing overall network performance in challenging environments.
Which Ubiquiti devices is this antenna compatible with?
The HORN-5-30 is compatible with Ubiquiti Networks PrismStation 5AC, Ubiquiti Networks airFiber LTU Radio, and Ubiquiti airMAX Radios. This compatibility ensures seamless integration into existing Ubiquiti ecosystems, allowing for straightforward deployment without the need for additional adapters or complex configuration adjustments.
What is dual-linear polarization and why is it important?
Dual-linear polarization means the antenna can transmit and receive signals in both horizontal and vertical orientations. This feature is crucial for reducing interference in co-location scenarios, as it helps isolate signals from nearby antennas operating on similar frequencies. By minimizing cross-polarization interference, it enhances signal clarity and reliability in dense wireless deployments.
Can this antenna be used for outdoor installations?
Yes, the HORN-5-30 is built with durable materials and a compact design that withstands outdoor conditions. Its robust construction, weighing approximately 1.10 kg, ensures stability in various weather environments, making it suitable for mounting on poles, towers, or building exteriors to support long-term wireless infrastructure projects.
What are the physical dimensions and weight of the antenna?
The antenna measures 7.25 inches (184.20 mm) in height and 8.72 inches (221.40 mm) in diameter, with an approximate weight of 1.10 kg. These compact dimensions facilitate easy installation and flexible mounting options, while the moderate weight ensures it remains secure without requiring heavy-duty support structures.
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