RDL-3000 4.9 to 5.8 GHz Radio Platform/GPS

The RDL-3000 is Redlines next-generation wireless system. The RDL-3000 incorporates 2 X 2 multiple-in, multiple-out (MIMO) and enhanced 4th generation wireless technology to deliver industry-leading throughput andrange along with Redlines leading low latency making it ideal for nextgeneration 3G and 4G / LTE networks. Chosen for its ability to be configured by software to provide point-to-point (PTP) or point-to-multipoint (PMP) links,the RDL-3000 is ideal for high-capacity, extreme-range specializedwireless applications. Telecom service providers, local and state governments, the oil and gas industry and military organizations throughout the world use the RDL-3000.

The RDL-3000 incorporates 2×2 multiple-in, multiple out MIMO and enhanced 4th generation wireless technology to deliver industry-leading throughput and range along with Redlines leading low latency making it ideal for next generation 3g and 4g /LTE networks. Chosen for its ability to be configured by software to provide point to point PTP or point-to-multipoint (PMP) links, the RDL-3000 si ideal for high-capacity, extreme-range specialized wireless apllications. Telecome service providers, local and state governments, the oil and gas industry and military organizations throughout the world use the RDL-3000.

Spesification: Manufacturer Redline Network Protocol IP Mounting Mounting Kit Required Power Supply 91m PoE Broadband Frequency Band 5 GHz Power Consumption Standard IEEE 802.3at Item Width 10.57 in Transmit Power +25 dBm (region specific) Frequency Range 4.940-5.850 GHz Description RDL-3000 4.0 to 5.89 GHz 120 Mbps UBR broadband radio hardware platform. Built-in synchronization GPS. 2×2 MIMO. 80kmps PTP range. Antenna Type Connectorized Receiver Sensitivity -89 dBm @ 3 Mbps Encryption Optional AES-128 orAES-256 Item Length 11.45 in Latency Less than 10ms Radio Type Access Point, Subscriber Module GPS Synchronization Yes Data Rate 100 Mbit/s Temperature Range -40-60 deg C

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