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Debuting new set of parabolic antennas for point-to-point backhaul applications

KP Performance Antennas, an Infinite Electronics brand and a manufacturer of wireless network antennas, has just released a new series of ProLine 11 GHz parabolic antennas that are ideal for high-density, point-to-point backhaul applications or client-premises.

KP’s new high-performance ProLine parabolic antennas operate in the 10.7 GHz to 11.7 GHz frequency range. They are offered in 2-foot and 3-foot diameters and deliver gain performance of 34.4 dBi and 39 dBi respectively. These antennas are engineered to suppress side-lobes and back-lobes and are excellent at rejecting interference. They feature rugged construction with a patented 6-point mounting connection for set-and-forget installation.

These antennas deliver SISO or 2×2 MIMO for increased capacity and boast 155 mph survival wind speed. They are offered with dual-polarized N-type connector options. The 2-foot model is a high-performance ETSI Class 2, FCC Cat B antenna and the 3-foot model is an ETSI Class 3, FCC Cat A antenna. Both models include an Ubiquiti airFiber 11FX mounting kit.

“Our new 11 GHz ProLine parabolic antennas combine durability, ease of installation and quality. They come pre-assembled from the factory for simple installation, ensuring factory tested quality and reducing deployment costs,” said Ken Izatt, Antenna Product Line Manager.

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