RF ELEMENTS
RF ELEMENTS HG3-TP-A20-30 Asymmetrical Horn Antenna 20.5dBi 30 degree 5180-6000 MHz
Asymmetrical horn antenna covering 5180-6000 MHz with 20.5 dBi gain and 30-degree beamwidth, featuring balanced horizontal and vertical patterns plus TwistPort waveguide connection
- 30° symmetrical beamwidth focuses signal precisely
- 5 dBi dual-polarisation gain extends 5 GHz range
- TwistPort waveguide locks quickly for fast installs
- 5180–6000 MHz ultra-wide band covers full 5 GHz spectrum
- Balanced H+V patterns shrink null zones near towers
Asymmetrical Horn Antenna 20.5dBi
The RF Elements HG3-TP-A20-30 is an asymmetrical horn antenna designed for 5 GHz wireless networks. It delivers 20.5 dBi gain with a 30 degree symmetrical beamwidth across the 5180-6000 MHz frequency range. The TwistPort quick locking waveguide port ensures a secure, tool-free connection to compatible radios. Balanced horizontal and vertical beam patterns provide consistent link performance.
Suited for high-density sector clusters
This antenna suits operators building high-density sector clusters requiring precise coverage control and low interference. The depressed side lobes and extremely low back radiation support demanding co-location scenarios. Buyers needing omnidirectional coverage or wider azimuth beamwidths for general area fill should look at other antenna types. The asymmetrical pattern is optimised for specific sector shaping rather than broad dispersion.
Verify TwistPort radio compatibility
Before ordering, confirm that your radio supports the TwistPort waveguide interface for direct mounting. Check that the operating frequency band 5180-6000 MHz aligns with your regulatory domain and channel plan. Ensure the 30 degree azimuth beamwidth matches your sector design requirements for the intended deployment height and distance.
Highlights
- 30° symmetrical beamwidth focuses signal precisely
- 5 dBi dual-polarisation gain extends 5 GHz range
- TwistPort waveguide locks quickly for fast installs
- 5180–6000 MHz ultra-wide band covers full 5 GHz spectrum
- Balanced H+V patterns shrink null zones near towers
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Which radio connector must I already have to attach this antenna?
You need a TwistPort waveguide port on the radio; the antenna locks directly onto it with the quick-locking mechanism.
Will the 30-degree beamwidth and 20.5 dBi gain overload a legacy 5 GHz radio that expects a narrower sector?
The asymmetrical horn keeps balanced H and V patterns with low side lobes, so it adds gain without widening the azimuth beyond the 30-degree spec.
How can I confirm the antenna is performing correctly after installation?
Verify the link operates cleanly across the 5180-6000 MHz range and check that near-tower clients no longer sit in a deep null zone.
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