50Hz ABS Mikrotik Mantbox 19S Sector Antenna

Key Features:

• Integrated Wireless System:
  The mANTBox 19s houses a RouterBOARD wireless router, making it a complete, standalone base station solution. There’s no need for additional radios or enclosures.

• Frequency Range:
  Operating within the 5.17 – 5.825 GHz frequency band, the mANTBox 19s supports a wide range of 5 GHz wireless applications. (Note: “50Hz” likely refers to the power supply frequency; the radio itself is for 5 GHz wireless).

• Antenna Type and Gain:
  This is a dual-polarized MIMO sector antenna with a 19 dBi gain, delivering extended range and strong directional signal propagation with minimal loss.

• Beamwidth:
  The unit offers a 120° horizontal beamwidth, ideal for wide-area sector coverage in wireless ISP, surveillance, or enterprise outdoor networks.

• Housing Material – ABS Plastic:
  Constructed with durable UV-resistant ABS plastic, the antenna housing is built to withstand harsh environmental conditions including sun exposure, wind, and rain. It ensures long-term reliability in field installations.

• Wireless Protocol:
  Supports 802.11a/n/ac standards, offering high-speed connectivity with compatibility for modern Wi-Fi devices. It leverages 2×2 MIMO technology for better throughput and link stability.

• Processor and Memory:

  • CPU: 720 MHz

  • RAM: 128 MB
    These hardware specifications support advanced routing, NAT, firewall, and hotspot functionalities provided by MikroTik’s RouterOS.

• RouterOS Licensed:
  The unit comes with RouterOS Level 4 license, enabling it to operate as a fully-featured wireless base station for PtMP setups.

• Ethernet Port:
  Equipped with a 1 x 10/100/1000 Ethernet port, supporting gigabit speeds for high data throughput between the antenna and network infrastructure.

• Mounting:
  The mANTBox 19s includes a precision-adjustable metal mounting bracket, making installation and alignment easier and more secure on poles or towers.

• Power Supply:
  The device supports Passive PoE (Power over Ethernet) with input voltage ranging from 8–30 V, allowing for flexible and cost-effective power deployment.