The CompleTech CA150B2 is a bidirectional broadside antenna, meticulously engineered to operate within the 144-156 MHz frequency range. This antenna delivers a substantial gain of 6 dBi, ensuring robust signal transmission and reception. Its vertical polarization is optimized for reliable communication across various demanding environments. The CA150B2 is constructed with a durable radome composed of ABS and FG PU foam, providing excellent protection against environmental factors and ensuring longevity. The core radiator is crafted from high-quality copper, a material chosen for its superior conductivity and performance in RF applications.
For versatile connectivity, the CA150B2 is equipped with both N-female and TNC-female connectors, allowing for seamless integration with a broad spectrum of RF systems and equipment. Signal integrity is paramount, and the CA150B2 achieves this with a very low VSWR of less than 1.5. This specification minimizes reflected power, thereby reducing signal loss and maximizing the efficiency of both transmitted and received signals.
Installation of the CA150B2 is designed for flexibility and ease. It is engineered to mount securely on poles with a diameter ranging from 35 mm to 60 mm, accommodating common pole sizes found in industrial and telecommunications infrastructure. The antenna's robust construction is further evidenced by its ability to withstand a wind load of 120 N, making it suitable for deployment in areas prone to significant wind exposure. This structural integrity ensures consistent performance and reliability even under challenging weather conditions. The bidirectional broadside radiation pattern is ideal for applications requiring coverage in opposite directions, making it a versatile choice for point-to-point or sector-based communication systems.
Frequency range: 144-156 MHz
Gain: 6 dBi with vertical polarization
Connector: N-/TNC-female for versatile compatibility
Mounting: 35-60 mm diameter pole for flexible installation
Wind load: 120 N for durability in harsh conditions