RF Linx Corporation Wireless Networking

Wireless Solutions for Wireless ISPs, Hot Spots, Military, Commercial

5.15GHz - 5.825GHz Bi-Directional WiFi Amplifier

5800 CAE Series Antennafier™: 5.15 - 5.825GHz OEM AGC 2W WLAN Amplifier (802.11a/h)

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Data Sheets: 5800 CAE Series WLAN Amplifier | Product Change Notification

FEATURES

OEM Package- perfect for integration
P1dB Compression Point = +33dBm (2W)
OFDM 802.11a Average Power Output: +27.0dBm (500mW)
Low 2.5dB RX Noise Figure
Low Transmit Harmonics
User Specified Settings Available
Internal Lightning Protection
Standard SMA Female Connectors
1 Year Warranty w/ Lightning Protection

5.8GHz CAE Series OEM AGC WiFi Amplifier

CAE Series Antennafier™ Indoor OEM WiFi Amplifiers

802.11a OEM AGC 2W WiFi Amplifier

Product	Description	TX Output	RX Gain	Warranty	Price
5800CAE	5.15 - 5.825 GHz Bi-Directional OEM AGC Indoor WiFi Amplifier	500mW Avg, 2W Pk	+10dB	1 Yr	$329.95 EA 5-9 5% Discount 10+ 10% Discount

Replacement Parts / Accessories

Product	Description	Price
5VDC3A	5VDC@3A Power Supply North American Blade Attached	$14.95 EA
	POE Active Splitter	$36.95 EA
	+5v DC-DC Converter	$33.95 EA
140111	Heatsink module for C & S Amplifiers	$6.95 EA

Description

The 5800 CA Series of 5GHz Bi-Directional Amplifiers are miniature, economical RF sub-assemblies for OEM applications. They are ideally suited for integration into Customer Premises Equipment (CPE).

Applications

OEM Integrated Installations
High Performance CPE Installations
Base Station Amplifier Installations

Guaranteed Quality

All RF LINX Amplifiers are manufactured and thoroughly tested with modern HP test equipment at our facility in Cincinnati, Ohio. Our manufacturing personnel are trained to IPC-A-610 CLASS 2 qualifications and experienced in RF and Digital circuit fabrication. We are dedicated to innovation, quality and customer satisfaction. In our experience, that's the difference that makes all the difference.

FCC Information

The marketing, sale and use of power amplification devices are governed by and subject to Part 15 of the Rules and Regulations of the Federal Communications Commission. Such devices may only be sold to parties assembling certified RF transmission systems consisting of an intentional radiator, an external radio frequency power amplifier, and an antenna.