Operating within the 5.1 to 5.9 GHz frequency, the AF-5G23-S45 23 dBi Antenna for airFiber AF-5X 5 GHz Carrier Backhaul Radio from Ubiquiti Networks produces a reliable point-to-point signal complete with a 23 dBi gain. In addition to the strength of the signal, users also benefit from a 90° beamwidth and a wind survivability rating of up to 125 mph. Installation has also been simplified thanks to the included pole mounting kit while the weatherproof design allows the antennas to be deployed nearly anywhere.

5.1 - 5.9 GHz Frequency Range    23 dBi Gain    30 dB F/B Ratio    1.5:1 Max. VSWR    Up to 125 mph Wind Survivability

Hardware is designed to securely mount and maintain the position of the dish during harsh outdoor conditions

Bubble level allows for easy alignment

Shroud protects the cables and connectors from nature's elements

Housed in a compact form factor, antenna offers 23 dBi of gain

Low sidelobes reduce interference from other transmitters in the area

High isolation enhances performance for co-location in tower-mounted installations

Low-profile design with integrated radome reduces wind-loading

Powerful performance for long-range links

Seamless integration with airFiber radio

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What does it do can I use it for a TV antenna or cell phone antenna I'm asking a silly question cuz I don't know thank you

A: The Ubiquiti Networks AF-5G23-S45 23 dBi Antenna for airFiber AF-5X 5 GHz Carrier Backhaul Radio, can not be used as a TV antenna. It is meant to be used to transfer data only for airFiber. Please Note: This is not a small antenna.

Q: 2. what is its usage?

A: We use it to extend our internet access to a building a couple of blocks away that is in an internet and phone desert; that is, there's no internet or phone carrier in town that can provide us service at that location. With two of these (they have to used as a pair), we can connect computers at that building to our network just as if they were physically connected.

Q: 3. Do I need 2 of these to make them work properly? or just with one sending the signal and another one cheaper receiving it?

A: Yes, 2 are required.

Q: 4. is this a complete unit do I need to purchase a wireless bridge as well is this just the antenna?

A: To configure this as a PTP (Point to Point) system, you will need another Ubiquiti Networks airFiber 24 GHz Carrier Class Point-to-Point Gigabit Radio.

Q: 5. Does this supply 48v for the G4 camera line?

A: The NS-5AC-US will only output 24V for the camera.

Q: 6. What's the maximum range for these puppies while maintaining 1Gbps reliable? I'm trying to fix Isla Mujeres's internet situation without having to route a fiber line through the ocean floor

A: This would be heavily dependent on any obstructions and deployment environment. I would recommend calling us at 800.606.6969 that way we can have a specialist look into the situation in depth.

Q: 7. What is the maximum distance this will work at?

A: The NanoStation AC is rated for relatively short distances of 0-5 Km.

Q: 8. Is this listing for 2 pack of rocket dish?

A: Yes, this would be a 2 pack

Q: 9. Can this help me get internet in rural areas?

A: If you are paying for internet somewhere else and you have clear line of sight, yes, the Ubiquiti Networks airFiber 24 GHz Carrier Class Point-to-Point Gigabit Radio BH #UBAF24 would allow you to do that.

Q: 10. how many airfibers do you need?

A: These devices have to be used in pairs. You would need 2 of them.