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HPE RP-SMA OmniAntenna S1F80A 80
Low-profile omni-directional dipole antenna with RP-SMA connector for indoor wireless access points
- Omni-directional coverage for broad wireless access point signal
- Direct-mount RP-SMA connector installs without extra cabling
- Low-profile dipole design fits tight indoor spaces
- Tri-band 1x1 operation supports multiple frequency ranges
- Purpose-built for HPE wireless access point deployments
HPE RP-SMA OmniAntenna S1F80A
This HPE RP-SMA OmniAntenna is a direct-mount dipole antenna built for indoor wireless access points. It connects via an RP-SMA interface and provides omni-directional coverage in a low-profile form factor. The antenna supports tri-band operation for compatible access point hardware. It is suited for network administrators extending indoor wireless signal reach.
Direct-mount upgrade for RP-SMA access points
The antenna replaces older or damaged RP-SMA dipole antennas on supported HPE access points. Its direct-mount design removes the need for extension cables and reduces connection loss. The jump is worth it when an existing antenna has failed or when the current hardware lacks tri-band support. Installation is a simple screw-on process onto the access point chassis.
Indoor deployments needing tri-band RP-SMA
This unit suits IT teams managing HPE wireless infrastructure that uses RP-SMA connectors and requires tri-band capability. It is not for outdoor installations or for access points using N-type, SMA or other connector types. Buyers needing multiple-input multiple-output antenna arrays should look at multi-element solutions instead. The single dipole design covers basic 1x1 radio configurations only.
Highlights
- Omni-directional coverage for broad wireless access point signal
- Direct-mount RP-SMA connector installs without extra cabling
- Low-profile dipole design fits tight indoor spaces
- Tri-band 1x1 operation supports multiple frequency ranges
- Purpose-built for HPE wireless access point deployments
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the RP-SMA connector on the S1F80A screw directly onto the access point or does it need a pigtail cable?
The antenna uses a Direct Mount RP-SMA connector that threads straight onto the access point's RP-SMA jack, so no separate pigtail cable is required.
What is the correct orientation when screwing the dipole onto the RP-SMA port to avoid cross-threading?
Align the knurled RP-SMA nut squarely with the port threads and turn clockwise by hand until finger-tight; do not use tools, as over-torquing can damage the centre pin.
How often should the S1F80A be inspected or replaced in an indoor wireless deployment?
Indoor omni antennas are passive components with no moving parts; a visual check for cracked radome or corroded connector during routine AP maintenance is sufficient, and replacement is only needed if physical damage is found.
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