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Product comparison · 2 network antennas

SilverNet DAN5829 network antenna Parabolic antenna 2x N-type 29 dBi vs SilverNet SAN5818-90 network antenna Sector antenna N-type 18 dBi

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  • 22specifications compared
  • 10differ
  • 12identical
  • 16known for one product only

Key differences

The SilverNet DAN5829 network antenna Parabolic antenna 2x N-type 29 dBi has 11 dBi more antenna gain level (max) than the SilverNet SAN5818-90 network antenna Sector antenna N-type 18 dBi (29 dBi vs 18 dBi). The SilverNet SAN5818-90 network antenna Sector antenna N-type 18 dBi has 85° more horizontal beam width than the SilverNet DAN5829 network antenna Parabolic antenna 2x N-type 29 dBi (90° vs 5°). The SilverNet SAN5818-90 network antenna Sector antenna N-type 18 dBi has 3° more vertical beam width than the SilverNet DAN5829 network antenna Parabolic antenna 2x N-type 29 dBi (8° vs 5°). Frequency band: 4.9 - 7.1 GHz on the SilverNet DAN5829 network antenna Parabolic antenna 2x N-type 29 dBi, 4.9 - 6 GHz on the SilverNet SAN5818-90 network antenna Sector antenna N-type 18 dBi. Antenna type: Parabolic antenna on the SilverNet DAN5829 network antenna Parabolic antenna 2x N-type 29 dBi, Sector antenna on the SilverNet SAN5818-90 network antenna Sector antenna N-type 18 dBi.

  • Antenna gain level (max)
    • 29 dBi
    • 18 dBi
  • Frequency band
    • 4.9 - 7.1 GHz
    • 4.9 - 6 GHz
  • Horizontal beam width
    • 5°
    • 90°
  • Vertical beam width
    • 5°
    • 8°
  • Antenna type
    • Parabolic antenna
    • Sector antenna
  • Antenna connector type
    • 2x N-type
    • N-type
  • Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR)
    • <2.0
    • 1.5
  • Front to back ratio
    • 35 dB
    • 25 dB

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38 specifications
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SilverNet

DAN5829 network antenna Parabolic antenna 2x N-type 29 dBi

Model DAN5829

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B

SilverNet

SAN5818-90 network antenna Sector antenna N-type 18 dBi

Model SAN5818-90

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Performance4 differ
Antenna gain level (max)Differs29 dBi18 dBi
Frequency bandDiffers4.9 - 7.1 GHz4.9 - 6 GHz
Impedance50 Ω50 Ω
Horizontal beam widthDiffers5°90°
Vertical beam widthDiffers5°8°
Features4 differ
Antenna typeDiffersParabolic antennaSector antenna
Antenna connector typeDiffers2x N-typeN-type
Connector genderKnown for oneFemale
PolarizationDual polarizationDual polarization
Voltage Standing Wave Ratio (VSWR)Differs<2.01.5
Product colourWhiteWhite
Housing materialKnown for oneAcrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS), Metal
WaterproofKnown for oneYes
Wind loadKnown for one150
Front to back ratioDiffers35 dB25 dB
MountingWall/PoleWall/Pole
PurposeOutdoorOutdoor
Survival wind speedKnown for one200 km/h
Certificates1 differ
Compliance certificatesDiffersRoHS, CERoHS
CertificationCE, RoHSCE, RoHS
Weight & dimensions1 differ
WidthKnown for one165 mm
DepthKnown for one35 mm
HeightKnown for one450 mm
WeightDiffers6.5 kg2 kg
DiameterKnown for one60 cm
Packaging dataidentical
Package widthKnown for one160 mm
Package depthKnown for one760 mm
Package heightKnown for one68 mm
Package weightKnown for one3.24 kg
Package typeKnown for oneBox
Packaging contentidentical
Quantity per pack1 pc(s)1 pc(s)
Bolts includedYesYes
Mounting brackets includedYesYes
Mounting kitYesYes
Logistics dataidentical
Country of originUnited KingdomUnited Kingdom
UK Trade Tariff code8517710085177100
Other featuresidentical
Connector(s)Known for one2x N-type
Operational conditionsidentical
Operating temperature (T-T)Known for one-40 - 70 °C

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