Ubiquiti AirMax AC Sector 22dBi (AM-5AC22-45)

The Sector AirMax AC 22dBi antenna stands as a testament to Ubiquiti Networks' innovation in the realm of wireless network technology. This model is intricately designed to cater to the demanding requirements of modern wireless networks, emphasizing high-speed data transmission and expansive coverage within the 5 GHz frequency band. The incorporation of the 802.11ac wireless standard underscores its capability to support the latest in high-throughput networking, setting a new benchmark for outdoor wireless communication.

For optimal performance, AM-5AC22-45 antenna, is designed to be integrated with Ubiquiti's Rocket Prism 5AC (sold separately).

Integration with Ubiquiti's airMAX ac technology is a cornerstone feature of the AM-5AC22-45, allowing it to seamlessly mesh with compatible airMAX Rocket M5 and Rocket Prism radio series that operating in the 5 GHz frequency band. This synergy unlocks the potential for gigabit-level wireless performance, a critical requirement for supporting data-heavy applications and services. The airMAX ac protocol, with its advanced modulation schemes and intelligent traffic management, dramatically reduces interference, ensuring superior throughput and reduced latency even in densely populated RF environments.

With an impressive gain of 22 dBi, the AM-5AC22-45 stands out for its exceptional ability to concentrate and project wireless signals over extended distances. This high gain is crucial for enhancing the network's reach and ensuring robust connectivity, making it possible to cover vast areas without necessitating an excessive proliferation of base stations. Such capability is not only cost-effective but also streamlines the deployment and maintenance of wireless networks.

Featuring a 45-degree beamwidth, the antenna offers targeted sector coverage, ideal for creating point-to-multipoint (PtMP) configurations. This focused coverage ensures that client devices within the sector receive a strong and stable signal, optimizing bandwidth usage and minimizing interference from outside the designated area. The 45-degree angle is particularly well-suited for environments where precise coverage is needed, allowing network operators to efficiently serve a specific sector with enhanced connectivity.