Laird Technologies
Laird Technologies 23016 2.5 GHz 90deg 16dBi Antenna
A 2.5 GHz sector antenna delivers 16 dBi gain with a 90° beamwidth and dual 45° slant polarisation
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- High 16 dBi gain extends 2.5 GHz coverage
- 2300-2700 MHz range supports wideband wireless links
- 90° beamwidth focuses signal into target sector
- Dual 45° slant polarisation improves link reliability
- Rugged tilt mount hardware simplifies secure installation
Product identity
The Laird Technologies 23016 is a 2.5 GHz sector antenna offering 16dBi gain across the 2300-2700MHz band. Its 90-degree beamwidth and dual 45-degree slant polarisation suit fixed wireless access points and point-to-multipoint links. Rugged tilt-mount hardware is included for pole or wall installation.
Compatibility checks
Verify that your radio equipment operates within the 2300-2700MHz range and uses connectors matching the antenna ports. Confirm the mounting structure can accept the supplied tilt hardware and that local regulations permit 16dBi gain in this band. Ensure cabling loss does not erode the link budget for the intended distance.
Thermals noise power
Passive operation means no fan noise, no active cooling and zero electrical power draw from the antenna itself. The rugged housing handles outdoor temperature extremes without thermal throttling. All dissipated energy is radiated RF, so heat buildup on the radome remains minimal during continuous transmission.
Highlights
- High 16 dBi gain extends 2.5 GHz coverage
- 2300-2700 MHz range supports wideband wireless links
- 90° beamwidth focuses signal into target sector
- Dual 45° slant polarisation improves link reliability
- Rugged tilt mount hardware simplifies secure installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What comes in the box with the Laird 23016 antenna and what must be purchased separately?
The antenna ships with rugged tilt-mount hardware. Coaxial cable, connectors and any pole or mast are not included and must be sourced separately.
How do I decide between the 90° beamwidth and the dual 45° slant configuration on this model?
The 90° beamwidth defines the horizontal coverage sector; the dual 45° slant provides ±45° polarisation diversity within that same sector for improved multipath rejection.
What does the 16 dBi gain figure mean once the antenna is mounted on a real site?
It delivers 16 dBi of directional gain across the 2300–2700 MHz band, concentrating signal into the 90° sector and rejecting energy from the rear thanks to the excellent front-to-back ratio.
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