• ePMP Force 4600C 6GHz Connectorized Subscriber Module

ePMP Force 4600C 6GHz Connectorized Subscriber Module, EU. EU power cord

Marca Cambium Networks
Part Number C060940C223C

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Product Types: CPE
Product Features: ETSI | Outdoor
Frequencies: 5.8 GHz | 6 GHz
$569.00
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ePMP[tm] 6 GHz Force 4600 Series Subscriber Module


* Broad selection of high-performance subscriber modules (SM) for point-to-point (PTP) and point-to-multipoint (PMP) fixed wireless broadband applications


* Gbps capacity leveraging 160 MHz channels and 802.11ax technology


* SM in PMP applications interoperates with ePMP 4600 Access Points


* 3-year hardware warranty


Service providers face ever-increasing demand for capacity in a limited amount of spectrum. The Force 4600 series of subscriber modules (SM) meets this demand offering high performance and low latency across both PMP and PTP deployments.


The Force 4600 Series of SM's is available in two form factors: connectorized with 2 x RP-SMA connectors and integrated with a 25 dBi dish antenna. Both models include the following:


* High capacity and latencies less than 5 ms when using ePTP technology


* Proven air interface on top of 802.11ax technology


* Interoperability with the ePMP 4600 Series Access Points


* Force 4600C provides 2 Gbps capacity in point-to-point applications meeting the requirements of enterprise, industrial, government and service provider users


* Management by Cambium Networks cnMaestro[tm] element management system for easy provisioning, monitoring and upgrades


* Network planning with LINKPlanner and cnHeat


* 3-year hardware warranty and support from Cambium Networks


* Each SM comes with a Power over Ethernet injector and pole mount hardware included


Data Sheet

Product Types CPE
Product Features ETSI | Outdoor
Frequencies 5.8 GHz | 6 GHz

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