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AP-ANT-1B & AP-ANT-1F

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  • 1.  AP-ANT-1B & AP-ANT-1F

    Posted Apr 13, 2013 12:49 PM

    i will get AP-134 , when to use AP-ANT-1B & when to use AP-ANT-1F ?

     



  • 2.  RE: AP-ANT-1B & AP-ANT-1F

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Apr 13, 2013 01:54 PM

    The only difference between the two is that the AP-ANT-1F has a cellular interference filter.



  • 3.  RE: AP-ANT-1B & AP-ANT-1F

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Apr 13, 2013 03:22 PM

    True, but as a result the gain of the -1F antenna is a bit lower. For typical deployments (especially with the AP-13x which is less sensitive to the issue than Ap-9x or AP-10x) I would recommend using -1B. If the expected interference from cellular systems is quite high (AP's positioned within a coupld of m of cellular transmitters/antennas), -1F would be the better choice.

     

    Thanks,

    /Onno



  • 4.  RE: AP-ANT-1B & AP-ANT-1F

    Posted Apr 15, 2013 03:01 AM
    Hi Joseph,

    Can you please explain more on it

    The only difference between the two is that the AP-ANT-1F has a cellular interference filter.


  • 5.  RE: AP-ANT-1B & AP-ANT-1F

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Apr 15, 2013 06:45 AM
    @syedmuradali wrote:
    Hi Joseph,

    Can you please explain more on it

    The only difference between the two is that the AP-ANT-1F has a cellular interference filter.

    AP-ANT-1F has a cellular interference filter and the AP-ANT-1B does not.

     



  • 6.  RE: AP-ANT-1B & AP-ANT-1F

    EMPLOYEE
    Posted Apr 15, 2013 10:28 AM

    Filter specs are included in the -1F datasheet