Description
DESCRIPTION
airFiber 11
Breaking free from the congested 5 GHz band, airFiber® 11 is the first modular airFiber radio system purpose-built for the 11 GHz licensed frequency market. Housed in a compact, highly efficient form factor, airFiber 11 delivers amazing wireless gigabit+ performance, low latency, and long range, making it ideal for carrier backhaul, building-to-building enterprise use, or public safety applications.
Features:
- Full duplex Point-to-Point radio
- 11 GHz frequency operation
- Up to 1.2+ Gbps throughput
- Proprietary INVICTUS™ processor
- Integrates with airFiber® 11 GHz antennas
- Utilizes distinct Rx and Tx frequencies
- Accepts PoE or DC power
- Secure 128-bit AES encryption
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Power Source Options
Support for PoE or DC power gives you the flexibility to power the AF-11 separately from Ethernet traffic.
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Reversible Duplexers
Each duplexer has a low channel and a high channel that can be configured by simply reversing the position of the duplexer.
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Channel Configuration
The airFiber AF-11 can use single (SISO) or bonded (MIMO) channels, depending on your specific licensing requirements. The AF-11 also features different channel widths to suit your deployment needs, and you can independently configure TX and RX channel frequencies
* Please note that manufacturer’s instructions for the installation, configuration and use of the equipment must be strictly observed.
AF-11 replaces the folowing EOL products: AirFiber 11FX (no duplexers) AF-11FX.
SPECIFICATION
| Frequency | 11GHz |
| Networking Interface | Data Port: (1) 10/100/1000 Ethernet Port Management Port: (1) 10/100 Ethernet Port |
| Operating Frequency | 10.7-11.7 GHz2 |
| Dimensions | 327 x 112 x 86 mm (12.87 x 4.41 x 3.39″) |
| Power Supply (PoE) | 50VDC, 1.2A PoE Gigabit Adapter (Included) |
| Mounting | Integrated Pole Mount Included Oversized Rocket Mount Compatible |
| Max. TX Power | 30 dBm2 (Dependent on Regulatory Region) |
| Encryption | 128-bit AES |
| Supported OS | airOS® F |
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