Mimosa Networks
Mimosa Networks N5-X25-2 25 dBi Dish Antenna 2-pack
Two 25 dBi dual-slant 45° dish antennas covering 4.9–6.4 GHz for C5x radios
- 25 dBi gain extends 5 GHz link range
- 9–6.4 GHz band covers licensed and unlicensed spectrum
- Dual-slant 45° polarisation improves noise immunity
- Twist-on modular design enables quick gain changes
- 2-pack simplifies point-to-point deployment
Dish Antenna 2-pack for 5 GHz Links
The Mimosa N5-X25 twist-on dish antenna comes in a two-pack and delivers 25 dBi gain across 4.9–6.4 GHz. It uses dual-slant 45º polarisation and attaches to the C5x radio with a twist-on mechanism. The pair is built for point-to-point or point-to-multipoint deployments.
Upgrade from Lower-Gain Antennas
Swapping the C5x native 8 dBi or smaller N5-X options for this 25 dBi dish extends range and improves noise immunity. The jump is worth it when link budgets demand maximum gain and front-to-back suppression in congested 5 GHz spectrum. Feature keys unlock higher throughput tiers.
Suits Long-Range 5 GHz Builds
Installers needing maximum gain for long-distance backhaul or high-capacity sector coverage will fit this pair. Buyers who only require short-range connectivity or lower-gain sector patterns should look at the 8, 12, 16 or 20 dBi antenna options instead.
Highlights
- 25 dBi gain extends 5 GHz link range
- 9–6.4 GHz band covers licensed and unlicensed spectrum
- Dual-slant 45° polarisation improves noise immunity
- Twist-on modular design enables quick gain changes
- 2-pack simplifies point-to-point deployment
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What radio does the 25 dBi dish antenna twist onto?
The dish twists onto the Mimosa C5x radio, which has a native 8 dBi gain that the modular N5-X antennas increase to 12, 16, 20 or 25 dBi.
Which way do the dual-slant 45º elements align when the dish is twisted on?
The twist-on mechanism locks the dual-slant 45º polarisation in the correct orientation automatically; no manual rotation or alignment of the elements is required.
Will the 25 dBi dish need re-tensioning or element replacement over time?
The dish is a passive antenna with no moving parts or active components, so it does not require re-tensioning or element replacement under normal outdoor use.
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