Tenmory WiFi 6E Tri-Band Antenna RP-SMA Male 4 Pcs 17 cm
Four omnidirectional RP-SMA antennas cover 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz bands with 5 dBi gain and 17 cm length
- TypeAntenna
- SpecificationsAntenna
- FeaturesAntenna
- Tri-band 6 GHz, 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz coverage for WiFi 6E bandwidth-intensive tasks
- 5 dBi gain with SWR below 1.8 for stronger signal quality
- Four RP-SMA male antennas with centre pin, each 17 cm long
- Compatible with AX210NGW, AX210HMW and AX200 WiFi cards
- Omnidirectional pattern radiates evenly across all three supported bands
Tenmory WiFi 6E Tri-Band Antennas
This set includes four omnidirectional antennas built for the WiFi 6E standard. They cover the 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz bands to support compatible wireless cards. Each antenna measures 17 cm and uses an RP-SMA male connector with a centre hole.
Suits PCs with AX210 or AX200 cards
These antennas match motherboards or add-in cards that have RP-SMA sockets, such as the AX210NGW, AX210HMW or AX200 modules. Builders whose wireless cards use MHF1 or MHF4 internal connectors instead of external RP-SMA ports should look at a different kit.
5 dBi gain with SWR below 1.8
The antennas provide 5 dBi gain across all three bands while maintaining a standing-wave ratio under 1.8. This specification determines how efficiently the signal transfers between the card and the antenna, making it the key figure for judging compatibility with a WiFi 6E link.
Highlights
- Tri-band 6 GHz, 5 GHz and 2.4 GHz coverage for WiFi 6E bandwidth-intensive tasks
- 5 dBi gain with SWR below 1.8 for stronger signal quality
- Four RP-SMA male antennas with centre pin, each 17 cm long
- Compatible with AX210NGW, AX210HMW and AX200 WiFi cards
- Omnidirectional pattern radiates evenly across all three supported bands
Specifications
| Brand | Tenmory |
|---|---|
| Type | Antenna |
| Specifications | Antenna |
| Features | Antenna |
Questions about this item
What is the maximum standing-wave ratio before signal quality drops off?
The SWR stays below 1.8 across the 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz and 6 GHz bands.
How much heat does the antenna generate during continuous operation?
The passive antenna produces no measurable heat and adds no thermal load to the router.
Which connector must the router or card provide for these antennas to attach?
Each antenna uses an RP-SMA male plug with a centre hole, so the device needs matching RP-SMA female ports.
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