• Extends BW-Eagle product warranty to second and third years

Extends BW-Eagle product warranty to second and third years with Next Day Replacement

Marca BridgeWave Communications
Part Number BW-EAGLE-EWNDR-3

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Product Types: Warranty and Service
Frequencies: 80 GHz
$4,725.00
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BRIDGEWAVE EAGLE - 70/80 GHz Gigabit Wireless Ethernet System with 64QAM Modulation


Spectrum-Efficient 3Gbps Links


The BridgeWave Eagle is an all outdoor, IP radio system operating in the 71-86 GHz frequency band with capacities up to 3000Mbps using 64QAM modulation. Supporting both POE and direct DC feed, this compact radio system features carrier-grade Ethernet switch functionality, hitless adaptive rate modulation, and low power consumption. System capacity can be configured initially for 1Gbps operation and increased to 2Gbps or 3Gbps by simple software license keys, eliminating the need for costly ``forklift'' upgrades and offering maximum deployment flexibility.


The BridgeWave Eagle enables network operators to meet exponentially-increasing backhaul requirements and is field-proven with thousands of links already in use worldwide.


PERFORMANCE:


* Spectrum Efficient using 64QAM in 250, 500, and 750 MHz wide channels


* Full-Duplex providing up to 3000Mbps upstream and downstream


* Hitless Adaptive Rate and Modulation


* QPSK/8PSK/16/32/64QAM modulation support


* Link distances up to 5 miles/8 km at 99.995% availability


* Internal Carrier Grade Layer 2 switch


* SyncE and IEEE1588v2 compliant


* Power over Ethernet


APPLICATIONS:


* 4G/LTE backhaul for access and aggregation


* ``Last Mile'' fiber extension for enterprises


* Temporary high capacity links for disaster recovery


* Local Area Network (LAN) Extensions


Data Sheet

Product Types Warranty and Service
Frequencies 80 GHz

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