Base Station Antenna SystemsPRODUCT SELECTION GUIDE 2008 Table of Contents Introduction Concealment Solutions Dual Band Antennas Micro AcCELLerator™ Antennas .....................................97 Antenna Concealment Mounting Solutions ....................100 806–960/1710–2180 MHz ...........................................16 Mounting Hardware and Accessories 1800/1900/UMTS Antennas 1710–1880 MHz ..........................................................23 1710–2180 MHz ..........................................................25 1850–1990 MHz ..........................................................27 1920–2180 MHz ..........................................................31 700/800/900 MHz Antennas 746–806 MHz ..............................................................39 806–896 MHz ..............................................................40 806–960 MHz ..............................................................43 870–960 MHz ..............................................................45 For Omni and Yagi Antennas Pipe Mounts .............................................................104 Side Mounts .............................................................106 For Panel Antennas Pipe Mounts .............................................................108 Downtilt Mounts ........................................................109 Special Mounts .........................................................110 For DR, FR, RR, FV, and RV Panel Antennas Pipe Mounts .............................................................111 Downtilt Mounts ........................................................112 Applications/Engineering Notes WiMAX/WLAN/WiFi Antennas 2.2–5.8 GHz.................................................................53 30–512 MHz Antennas 30–174 MHz ................................................................58 380–430 MHz ..............................................................59 406–512 MHz ..............................................................60 Basic Antenna Types Used in Cellular Style Systems ......115 Antenna Fundamentals................................................117 Base Station Antenna Materials and Mechanical Characteristics ..........................................130 Index .........................................................................137 Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Actuator .......................................................................65 Controllers ....................................................................66 Junction Boxes .............................................................70 Lightning Protection Unit ...............................................72 AISG Control Cables ......................................................74 Grounding Kits ..............................................................76 Smart Bias Tees ............................................................79 AISG Tower Mounted Amplifiers .....................................80 dc 2.1 Bias Tees ...........................................................84 Surge Arrestors .............................................................85 SMB to SMA Coaxial Cable ............................................86 Software.......................................................................87 RET Installation Accessories...........................................90 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew.com 1 A Clear Advantage Around the globe, in a world being transformed by communications, people anticipate more than ever that wireless services will enhance their lives, workplaces, and communities. With the convergence of voice, data, and video, we experience the promise of mobility—and we experience Andrew Wireless Solutions. Andrew supports the emerging mobile society, and the companies that make this today’s reality, with a comprehensive portfolio of complete wireless solutions. Our customers represent leading wireless and broadband providers of the world. We support major operators and original equipment manufacturers (OEMs) in every region and are extremely proud of these relationships, many of which we have served for decades. Andrew provides a one-stop source for managing the entire lifecycle of a wireless network. We provide complete solutions that serve traditional wireless networks, third generation technologies, triple-play (voice, data, video) services, and specialized applications for microwave communications systems. Many of our RF system products lead the industry. 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Everywhere you look, the promise of mobility is here—and we at Andrew strive to listen, anticipate, and innovate to continue to earn the trust and respect of our customers. 2 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew.com com 3 . and Optimization N Combiners and Duplexers N RF Repeaters N Filters N RF Boosters N Integrated Products N Mobile Repeaters N Integrated BTS N Operations and Maintenance N Solutions N Center N Pico Node B N Passive Components: Indoor Antennas. System Design.andrew. Terminators N Radiating Coaxial Cables N Turnkey Services: Project Management. Splitters.Products and Solutions WIRELESS INFRASTRUCTURE N Base Station Antennas and Remote Electrical Tilt Systems N Bias Tees N N N Cabinets Coaxial Foam. 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Network Performance Optimization—In today’s digital systems. 6 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. Advanced Multi-Beam Antenna Systems—Andrew is a leading innovator and provider of multi-beam arrays for beam forming. Wideband/Dual Band Arrays—Andrew’s base station antenna systems’ unique interwoven ARC phase shifter and corporate feed systems provide two classes of wide band arrays covering the 1710–2170 MHz and 806–960 MHz frequencies. application-oriented antenna solutions for tough RF challenges. Variable Geographic Coverage—Simplify network planning changes using our portfolio of field adjustable variable electrical downtilt antennas. These bands can then be combined through our patent pending Microstrip Annular Ring (MAR) and our Directed Dipole™ technology for true dual band performance.2–3. We offer some of the most advanced arrays in today’s marketplace. 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The defective product must be returned to the Andrew factory. DUAL BAND ANTENNAS 806-960/1710-2180 MHz . each providing an ideal solution for applications where antenna consolidation with optimal coverage is desired. DualPol® Dual Band Antennas with an Internal Cross Band Coupler The DBXGKC series antenna combines high performance technologies from the DBXLH series of dual band antennas with an internal cross band coupler. minimizing risks when new bands are overlaid D Provide simple integration of TMA systems to improve uplink coverage D Significantly reduce costs in deployment and operations TBXLH Series QBXLH Series 14 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. Vertically Polarized Dual Band Antennas Andrew offers an assortment of vertically polarized dual band antennas in the 74x and 77x series with differing beamtilt options.andrew. The Andrew portfolio of DualPol dual band antennas includes: D DBXLH series models housing two DualPol antennas under one radome D TBXLH series models housing one DualPol dual band antenna and one DualPol single band antenna under one radome D QBXLH series models housing two DualPol dual band antennas under one radome Each series of antennas features models independently capable of field adjustable electrical downtilt and fully compatible with Andrew’s Teletilt® RET system. making it possible to operate with both GSM900 and GSM1800 signals over a shared feeder.Dual Band Features and Benefits DualPol® Dual Band Antennas Andrew Wireless Solutions offers a wide selection of DualPol® dual band antennas. Unlike the standard dual band antenna.com . such as: DBXLH Series D Fixed tilt on both frequency bands D Fixed tilt on the high band combined with field adjustable electrical downtilt on the low band D Field adjustable electrical downtilt on both frequency bands These antennas are designed to: D Allow operators to match existing coverage. the DBXGKC series antenna uses only two connectors. Each model is packaged in an attractive. which has four input connectors (two for low band and two for high band). low wind load radome for ease in obtaining zoning approvals. 0 m) C = 102.andrew. TECHNOLOGY GROUP DD = Standard DualPol G = Optimized Gain TILT OPTION None = 0º Fixed Tilt V1 = Variable Electrical Tilt on L (Low) Band and Fixed Tilt on H (High) Band VT = Variable Electrical Tilt on both bands CONNECTOR TYPE E = 7–16 DIN.com 15 .6 m) TILT OPTION T# = Degree of Fixed Tilt VT = Variable Electrical Tilt R2 = ATC200 Teletilt® RET Ready MOUNTING HARDWARE M = Standard Downtilt Mount and Pipe Mount Typical Style 2 – Model Number Sequence Fixed 0º (DB) No. 2495–2690) 3 = WiMAX (3300–3600.2 in (1.Dual Band Multiband Sector Base Station Antenna Model Number Sequences Typical Style 1 – Model Number Sequence Technology Group DB Frequency Group X Low Band HBW LH Polarization (A) - 90 Arrays/ Other Tilt Option Wildcard 90 E High Band HBW A - Antenna Length VT M Mounting Hardware EXTENDED WARRANTY All Andrew sector base station antennas featuring 7–16 DIN connectors carry a 5-year extended warranty. FREQUENCY GROUP 7x = Dual Band NUMBER OF STACKED RADIATORS 800/900 MHz Models: Equals length of antenna (ft) 1710–2170 MHz Models: Equals 2x length of antenna (ft) Vertical BW can be estimated based on the # of stacked radiators.4 in (2.7 in (2.6 m) S = 23. 3400–3800) 5 = WiMAX (5150–5875) ARRAYS/OTHER A = Stacked B = Side-By-Side C = With Built-In Crossband Coupler/Diplexer WILDCARD E = Equal Gain ANTENNA LENGTH A = 51. TECHNOLOGY GROUP DB = Dual Band (One Dual Band) TB = Tri Band (One Dual Band and One Single Band) QB = Quad Band (Two Dual Bands) POLARIZATION V = Vertical Pol X = DualPol® FREQUENCY GROUP (Shown in Frequency Order with Band in MHz) C = 800 MHz (806–896) L = 800/900 MHz (806–960) G = GSM900 (870–960) K = GSM1800 (1710–1880) P = 1900 MHz (1850–1990) H = Wideband UMTS (1710–2180) U = UMTS (1920–2180) 2 = WiMAX (2300–2700.3 m) B = 78. Female (Back) FREQUENCY BANDS (MHz) SXM = 806–896/941/960 and 1850–1990 MHz XM = 824–896 and 1850–1990 MHz Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. Female (Bottom) A = 7–16 DIN.6 in (0. by dividing the # of stacked radiators into 60 (Ex: 60 divided by 4 stacked radiators = 15º Vertical BW). Stacked Radiators 7x Frequency Group x Horizontal BW G Technology Group Connector Type 80 V1 E Tilt Option - SXM Frequency Bands EXTENDED WARRANTY All Andrew sector base station antennas featuring 7–16 DIN connectors carry a 5-year extended warranty. 5:1 <1.0) 21.6) 0 0 4 4 0–10 0–6 0–11 0–6 0–8 0–6 13.7 (28.0 4.4) 2576 (101.4 (17.5:1 <1.2 4.6) 269 (10.1) 2250 (88.9 (17.0 30.8 (48.5 15.1) 9.0 5.0) 65 65 65 65 7.0 (18.1 (42.5:1 <1.0) 14.8) 65 65 10.0) 15.8 (48.4 9. then tilt.5:1 Max.0) 1933 (76.6) 2–10 2–10 0–8 2–10 14.6) 269 (10.5:1 250 250 250 200 250 250 250 250 250 250 19.4) 269 (10.0) 14.6) Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).3) 2573 (101.0) 19.5:1 300 250 250 250 250 200 21.Dual Band 806–960/1710–2180 MHz 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).5:1 <1.6) 269 (10.0 4.5:1 <1.2 7.3 7.0 5.5:1 <1.8) 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 10.9) 582 (22.0) 21.3) 14.5 (47.6) 0–15 0–8 0–15 0–8 0–15 0–8 0 0 12.8 (48.5:1 <1.0 7.5:1 <1.0) 12.9 (16.1) 19.9 (16.0 6.3) 16.1) 269 (10.8 (48.0) 1293 (50.0 18 15 15 15 15 15 18 18 25 27 25 25 25 25 30 30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 <1. Dual Polarization Frequency Type (MHz) ® DualPol dual band 806–941 1850–1990 DBXLH-6565S-T0M DualPol dual band 806–960 1710–2180 *DBXGKC-6565A-VTM DualPol dual band 870–960 with internal 1710–1880 crossband coupler *DBXLH-6565A-VTM DualPol dual band 806–960 1710–2180 *QBXLH-6565A-VTM DualPol dual band 824–960 quad 1710–2180 *TBXLHB-6565A-VTM DualPol tri-band 824–960 1710–2170 DBXGKC-6565B-T0M DualPol dual band 824–960 with internal 1710–2180 crossband coupler DBXGKC-6565B-T4M DualPol dual band 824–960 with internal 1710–2180 crossband coupler *DBXGKC-6565B-VTM DualPol dual band 870–960 with internal 1710–1880 crossband coupler DBXLH-6565B-T0M DualPol dual band 824–960 1710–2180 DBXLH-6565B-T4M DualPol dual band 824–960 1710–2180 *DBXLH-6565B-VTM DualPol dual band 806–960 1710–2180 *DBXLH-6565D-VTM DualPol dual band 806–960 1710–2180 *DBXGKC-6565C-VTM DualPol dual band 870–960 with internal 1710–1880 crossband coupler DBXLH-6565C-T0M DualPol dual band 824–960 1710–2180 *DBXLH-6565C-VTM DualPol dual band 806–960 1710–2180 *DBXGKC-6565EC-VTM DualPol dual band 870–960 with internal 1710–1880 crossband coupler *DBXLH-6565EC-VTM DualPol dual band 806–960 1710–2180 *TBXLHA-6565C-VTM DualPol tri-band 824–960 1710–2180 Model 721DD65ESXM Tilt degrees 0 0 0 0 0–15 0–8 Gain dBd (dBi) 7.1) 269 (10.com for the most current information.0) 14.9 (17.7 (28.7 (17.4:1 <1.8) 8.6:1 <1.0) 15.8 (48.9) 1293 (50.5:1 <1.6) 2573 (101.4:1 <1.6) 269 (10.1) 15.5:1 <1.5 5.6) 269 (10.5) 14.1) 1933 (76.0) 18.3) 465 (18.0) 14.5:1 <1.2 (18.0) 13.1) 1933 (76.2 (16.2) 1326 (52.7 (28.4) 269 (10.2 (14.andrew.3) 11.8 (48.0 18 18 15 15 17 15 28 30 26 28 25 27 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 <1.0) 19.0) 1321 (52.5 17 16 17 15 28 32 25 25 >30 >30 >30 >30 <1.9 (16.3) 2576 (101.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.6) 4 4 13.0 (17.5:1 <1.0) 18.0 65.3) 269 (10.0) 1933 (76.0 (44. Input Power.6) 269 (10.6) 2250 (88.6 (41.4 (9.andrew.2 (14.4) 21.5:1 <1.1) 269 (10.4) 21.1 (42.7) 12. W 100 100 250 250 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 3.5) 318 (12.5:1 <1.5) 20. 16 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.6) 269 (10.9 (14. All specifications are subject to change.0) 19.1) 1933 (76.0) 1326 (52.0) 21.5:1 <1.4 7.3) 2573 (101.1) 14.0) 1933 (76.4:1 <1.4) 2576 (101.9 (17.3 (73.5:1 <1.1 (42.6 10.9 (14.0 4.1) 13.0) 12.0) 33.6) 1293 (50.9) 1321 (52.8) 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 15.4:1 250 250 19.9 (17.1 (6.5 15.9 (16.2 (53.8 10.7 (17.1 (6.6) 269 (10.0 10.2 6.1 (42.1) 1933 (76.5) 269 (10.0 15. length (ascending order).1) 19.2 (18.0) 1933 (76.2) 1933 (76.0) 21.0 (44.6:1 <1.0) 15.0) 2573 (101.6) 269 (10.8 (48.5:1 <1.0 6.9 (17.9) Width mm (in) 318 (12.0) 2576 (101.0) 15.2 (16.9 (14.0) 1933 (76.6) 269 (10.0) Length mm (in) 318 (12.8 (48.0 18 18 16 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 30 30 30 32 25 32 25 30 26 30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 <1.0) 19.0) 21.5) 33.4) 2576 (101.4) 21.6) 269 (10.7 7.6) 269 (10.0) 16.9 (16.9 (17.7 (17.4) 24.5 (18.5:1 250 250 19.1) 1933 (76.6) 701 (27.5) 701 (27.5:1 <1.1 (42.6) 269 (10.6 7.0) 21.5:1 <1.6) 269 (10.3) 2573 (101.0 (16.1 (42.0 5.0) 20.1 (11.0) 16.6 (41.6) 0 0 0–8 0–6 2–10 2–10 15.1) 1933 (76.0) 11.3) 14.3) 14.0 6.0 18 18 30 30 >30 >30 <1.5 (18.4 (16.3) 2573 (101.2 (18.2) 12.4) 2576 (101.5:1 250 200 250 200 24.5) 7.1) 14.0) 15.8 (48.1 (42.1 (42.6) 269 (10.4:1 <1.6) 0–10 0–6 13.9 (18.0) 14.5) 16.6) 582 (22.5:1 <1.3) 269 (10.3) 65 65 65 65 65 65 7.5) 318 (12.6) 269 (10.7 (17.8 (48.2 (53.1 (42.9 (17.8) 65 65 10.9) 1293 (50.6) 269 (10.5:1 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 12.com .2 4.5 (47.5:1 <1.3) 15.3 (73. Please see www.0 USLS dB — — 16 15 15 15 F/B dB 25 25 22 30 25 25 Isolation dB >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 VSWR <1. *Teletilt ® remote electrical tilt compatible.5 13.6) 269 (10.5:1 <1.0) 16.4 (17.5:1 <1.6) 269 (10.5) HBW degrees 65 65 65 65 65 65 VBW degrees 60.6) 269 (10.1 (42.6) 269 (10.6) 269 (10.8) 3.5 4.7 (28.0 15 15 25 25 >30 >30 <1.0) 19.6) 269 (10.9 (17.0) 21.2 6.9) 465 (18.0) 11.0) 21.0 (9.7) 8.6) 269 (10.0 (18. 5) 11.4) VBW degrees 15.9 (17.0) 610 (24.6) 6.0) 1219 (48.4) Width mm (in) 318 (12.5 (21.8) HBW degrees 80 80 85 85 85 85 90 90 90 90 90 90 VBW degrees 10.4) 1306 (51.5 4.6 (10.1) 7.5 (14.4:1 <1.3) 12.1 (15.33:1 <1.9) 2446 (96.0) 1219 (48.7 (28.4:1 <1.4) 391 (15. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.8 8.1 (35.0 (48.5:1 <1.4) 264 (10.35:1 <1.1) HBW degrees 80 80 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 >105° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 0.0) 12.0 7.4) 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).2 (27.1 (31.0) 305 (12.0 (16.0 (17.5) 318 (12.9 (2.2 (18.0) 254 (10.6) 12.3) 1227 (48.5) 14.0) 267 (10.5:1 <1.33:1 <1. Input Power.0 5.0) 330 (13.0 15.0) 13.4 (13.4:1 <1.0) 14.5) 267 (10.5) 213 (8.1 (42.9 (13.4 (17.7 (17.0) 9.4:1 <1.0 6.3 (16.5:1 <1.4 (13.3 USLS dB 20 15 15 17 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 F/B dB 25 28 28 32 26 27 26 30 30 35 30 35 Isolation dB >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >28 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 VSWR <1.5:1 <1. then tilt.0 60.5:1 Max.4) 391 (15.5 (21.4:1 <1.0 (15.0) 1524 (60.4:1 Max. Input Power.8:1 Max.3 (16.0) 330 (13.5) 1232 (48.8 9.4) 391 (15.0 (17.3 (17. All specifications are subject to change.2 (29.3) 2446 (96.9) 1306 (51.4) 264 (10.0 (14.0 10.6) HBW degrees 60 60 65 65 65 65 70 47 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).5) 16. Input Power.0) 19.0) 15.0) 6.0 USLS dB 15 15 — — — — — — F/B dB 28 23 28 20 30 35 — — Isolation dB — — — — — — — — VSWR <1.7 (16.5:1 <1.5 (6.0) 12.5) 22.0) 11.5) 264 (10.9) 1852 (72.5 8.0 27.4) 15.0) 330 (13.0) 15.4) 391 (15.2) 13.3 (16.5) 14. W 500 250 500 250 500 250 75 75 Weight kg (lb) 8.0) Length mm (in) 1219 (48.andrew.4) VBW degrees 7.2 (16.4) 11.3) Width mm (in) 305 (12.4:1 <1. W 500 250 500 250 500 250 500 250 500 250 500 250 Weight kg (lb) 9.35:1 <1.5) Length mm (in) 1829 (72.0) 1232 (48.8) 10.1) 15.0) 391 (15.0) 1219 (48.3 (17.com 17 .5:1 <1.8 16.1) 12.8) 14.0) 1219 (48.0 6.5 USLS dB 15 15 F/B dB 26 30 Isolation dB VSWR — <1.5) 2451 (96.5 (21.7 (28.0) 12.0 14.0) 318 (12.5 (8.0) 2451 (96.0) 9.0 (16.4) 2449 (96.0 (48.2 (27.0 5.4) 213 (8.0) 7.4) 213 (8.5 15.5 (15.0) 610 (24.0 4.4) 2449 (96.4:1 <1.0) 0.3 7.4:1 <1.2) 15.0 8.3 (14.0) 330 (13.0) Length mm (in) 1219 (48.5 4.5 (21.0) 305 (12.0 4.6) 15.0) 4.0) 1524 (60.6 (10.7 (28.0) 19.0) 20.0) Length mm (in) 2449 (96.4) 14.0) 9.1) 15.0 (14.1 (31.0) 254 (10.2 (18.0 (17.0) 13.3 (25.5) 318 (12.5 7.33:1 <1.0) 8.0 (44.9 (15. Please see www.1 (35.0 (44.0 (16.0 7.33:1 <1.4) VBW degrees 15.0) 6.0) 305 (12.3 (25.4:1 <1.0) 12.7 (17.2 (29.0) 11.1) 14.0) 1219 (48. Dual Polarization Frequency Model Type (MHz) ® MB72RR80VDPALQ-12 DualPol dual band 806–896 1850–1990 *DBXLH-8585A-VTM DualPol dual band 806–960 1710–2180 *DBXLH-8585B-VTM DualPol dual band 806–960 1710–2180 *DBXLH-9090A-VTM DualPol dual band 824–960 1710–2180 *DBXLH-9090B-VTM DualPol dual band 806–960 1710–2180 *DBXLH-9090C-VTM DualPol dual band 824–960 1710–2180 Tilt degrees 2–10 1–5 0–16 0–10 0–10 0–6 0–16 0–8 0–8 0–5 0–8 0–5 Gain dBd (dBi) 11.5 8.5:1 Max.5 (16.com for the most current information.0) 1219 (48.4:1 <1.4:1 <1.8) 4.5:1 <1.7 USLS dB 17 17 15 15 15 17 15 15 15 15 — — F/B dB 25 25 28 35 28 20 30 35 27 27 25 30 Isolation dB — — — — — — — — — — — — VSWR <1.3) 14. Vertical Polarization Model DB774G60ESXM Type Dual band DB772G65ESXM Dual band 744G65V1ASXM Dual band DBVLH-7050-T0M Dual band Frequency (MHz) 806–941 1850–1990 806–941 1850–1990 806–960 1850–1990 806–960 1710–2300 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 0 0–16 1 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 13.1) 15. *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible.2 (13. Input Power.0) 305 (12. Vertical Polarization Model 774G80V1ESXM Type Dual band DB774G90ESXM Dual band 774G90V1ESXM Dual band 775G90V1ESXM Dual band DB778G90ASXM Dual band 778G90VTAXM Dual band Frequency (MHz) 806–896 1850–1990 806–941 1850–1990 806–941 1850–1990 806–941 1850–1990 806–941 1850–1990 824–896 1850–1990 Tilt degrees 0–10 2 0 0 0–10 2 0–10 2 0 0 0–9 0–7 Gain dBd (dBi) 12.9 (17.Dual Band 806–960/1710–2180 MHz 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW). W 500 250 Weight kg (lb) 12.4) 2055 (80.1) 4.0) 330 (13.0 5.0) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 12.0 14.0) 12.1) 14.1) HBW degrees 105 85 Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).8) 14.4) 14.7 (13.0 15.8 (15.5) 305 (12.7 (17.4:1 <1.0) 1829 (72.6) 13. W 500 300 500 200 300 200 300 250 300 250 300 250 Weight kg (lb) 16.9) 2055 (80.0) 20.0) 11.7 (28.3) 1852 (72.4) Width mm (in) 330 (13.4:1 <1.5) 213 (8.andrew.1 (16.4) Width mm (in) 264 (10.1) 15. Vertical Polarization Model 778X105M85V1 Type Dual band Frequency (MHz) 806–941 1850–1990 Tilt degrees 0 0–7 Gain dBd (dBi) 14.5) 2449 (96.1 (42.0) 1227 (48.45:1 <1.4) 391 (15.0) 22.0 7.8:1 <1.4:1 — <1.0 15.5) 14.4:1 <1.0 45.8 (15. length (ascending order).9 (2. com .Notes 18 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew. 1800/1900/UMTS ANTENNAS 1710–1880 MHz 1710–2180 MHz 1850–1990 MHz 1920–2180 MHz . com 30 30° 330° 40 50 60 290 270 230 0° 20 300 60 290 200 10 310 50 300 210 0 320 40 220 350 330 30 320 300° 60° 70 80 90 -35-30-25-20-15-10 -5 270° -30 -20 -10 0 100 250 110 240 120 230 240° 120° 130 220 140 210 150 200 190 180 170 160 210° 150° 180° HBX-6516DS-VTM Provides exceptional pattern shaping Exceptional cross polar discrimination 90° . including models designed with no wings.andrew. HBX Series Wideband. and state-of-the-art construction producing consistent unit-to-unit repeatability. FR65-17 Series D Uniquely designed with log periodic performance. UMWD. as well as null filling in the FR series models D Variable electrical tilt models are independently field adjustable with a large selection of models that are fully compatible with Andrew’s Teletilt® remote electrical tilt (RET) system D Superior passive intermodulation (PIM) suppression is achieved using Andrew’s unique SureFlex™ phase cable technology Directed Dipole™ Panel Antennas Andrew features both vertically polarized and DualPol models in the Directed Dipole™ panel antenna family. slim profile. providing the best results over front-to-back ratio and rapid roll-offs D Constructed to provide outstanding unit-to-unit repeatability and excellent IM performance D Packaged in an attractive. D Dual DualPol models in the ADFD and DR antenna series package two independent DualPol antennas under one radome D Wideband performance models in the HBX. which offers a myriad of benefits. and field adjustable models in the Andrew DualPol antenna portfolio offer a wide selection of compact antenna solutions. this family of antennas is a perfect choice for instances where facing tough zoning laws 932LG Series 340 350 0 10 340 20 330 310 70 280 80 280 90 270 100 260 -35-30-25-20-15-10 -5 260 250 110 240 120 130 140 150 190 180 170 160 932LG65VTE-B Superior roll-off and F/B ratio 20 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. and ADFD series use advanced phase shifter technology to provide excellent RF performance over the entire 1710–2170 MHz band D DualPol technology in the RR and FR series provides exceptional upper sidelobe suppression.1800/1900/UMTS Features and Benefits DualPol® Panel Antennas The technology leader. Andrew’s DualPol® panel antennas provide excellent RF performance with superior gain per unit length. optimal pattern shaping. dual DualPol. offering great pattern definition with greater than 35 dB front-to-back ratio D Features exceptional RF control in the azimuth plane. Female (Bottom) TILT OPTION T# = Degree of Fixed Tilt VT = Variable Electrical Tilt R2 = ATC200 Teletilt® RET Ready MOUNTING HARDWARE M = Standard Downtilt Mount and Pipe Mount Typical Style 2 – Model Number Sequence Technology Group UMWD Gain in dBd - 065 16 Connector Type - Horizontal BW 4 D Tilt Option H Mounting Hardware EXTENDED WARRANTY All Andrew sector base station antennas featuring 7–16 DIN connectors carry a 5-year extended warranty. L. 3400–3600) 5 = WiMAX (5150–5875) POLARIZATION H = Horizontal Pol V = Vertical Pol X = DualPol® XX = Dual DualPol® (Quad) XXX = Triple DualPol® PATTERN SHAPE–AZIMUTH D = Standard Dipole L = Directed Dipole™ PATTERN SHAPE–ELEVATION F = Optimized Null Fill G = Optimized Gain S = Heavy Upper Sidelobe Suppression (USLS) CONNECTOR OPTION A = 7–16 DIN. Elevation 16 Horizontal BW D S Pattern Shape. TILT OPTION # = Degree of Fixed Tilt XD = Variable Electrical Tilt R2 = ATC200 Teletilt® RET Ready CONNECTOR TYPE D = 7–16 DIN. 1710–2170 MHz CTSG = Optimized Gain. TECHNOLOGY GROUP ADFD* = Dual DualPol® (Quad. 1710–1990 MHz UMW = Vertical Pol. Female (Bottom) MOUNTING HARDWARE H = High Environment Downtilt Mount and Pipe Mount M = Standard Downtilt Mount and Pipe Mount Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. 1710–2170 MHz UMWD = DualPol®. 806–960 MHz PCS = Vertical Pol. DualPol®. or H Freq. Azimuth Tilt Option (A) - VT Connector Option M Mounting Hardware EXTENDED WARRANTY All Andrew sector base station antennas featuring 7–16 DIN connectors carry a 5-year extended warranty. Side-By-Side). 806–960 MHz CTSDG = Optimized Gain. Vertical Pol.andrew. FREQUENCY BAND (MHz) (Shown in Frequency Order) U = 410–500 L = 806–960 H = 1710–2180 W = 2300–5875 FREQUENCY GROUP (Shown in Frequency Order with Band in MHz) B = Broadband (Covers entire U. 2495–2690) 3 = WiMAX (3300–3800. Band) C = 800 MHz (806–896) G = GSM900 (870–960) K = GSM1800 (1710–1880) P = 1900 MHz (1850–1990) U = UMTS (1920–2180) 2 = WiMAX (2300–2700. Female (Back) No Character = 7–16 DIN.com 21 . 1710–2170 MHz *ADFD model numbers show the horizontal BW for both DualPol arrays and exclude the gain.1800/1900/UMTS Single Band Sector Base Station Antenna Model Number Sequences Typical Style 1 – Model Number Sequence Frequency Band H Gain in dBd Polarization B X Frequency Group - 65 Pattern Shape. 1800/1900/UMTS Single Band Sector Base Station Antenna Model Number Sequences Typical Style 3 – Model Number Sequence Fixed 0º No. Female (Bottom) A = 7–16 DIN. Directed Dipole™ QDG = Optimized Gain. Heavy USLS.com CONNECTOR TYPE D = 7–16 DIN. DualPol® RV = Optimized Gain. DualPol® H = Conventional USLS. Heavy USLS. TECHNOLOGY GROUP F = Optimized Null Fill. USLS. by dividing the # of stacked radiators into 60 (Ex: 60 divided by 4 stacked radiators z 15° Vertical BW). DualPol® FV = Optimized Null Fill. Female (Back) FREQUENCY BAND (MHz) (Shown in Frequency Order) A = 806–896 B = 806–960 P = 1850–1990 U = 1710–2180 Y = 2500–2700 OTHER (A dash may precede this character) # = Design Revision Level Q = Side-By-Side R = Factory Installed Actuator 12 = 12 inch Width . Vertical Pol G = Optimized Gain. Vertical Pol DG = Optimized Gain. Stacked Radiators (DB) 8x x Frequency Group Horizontal Beamwidth DG Connector Type 65 Technology Group T6 E - Tilt Option SX Frequency Band EXTENDED WARRANTY All Andrew sector base station antennas featuring 7–16 DIN connectors carry a 5-year extended warranty. Vertically Polarized RR = Optimized Gain. DualPol®.andrew. Heavy USLS. TECHNOLOGY GROUP DR = Dual DualPol® (Quad) FR = Optimized Null Fill. Heavy USLS. Female (Back) FREQUENCY BAND (MHz) (Shown in Frequency Order) C = 420–572 SY = 870–960 A = 740–801 KL = 1710–1880 XT = 806–869 M = 1850–1990 SX = 806–896 B = 1710–2170 XC = 824–896 U = 1920–2170 XY = 806–960 SR = 2100–2700 Vertical BW can be estimated based on the # of stacked radiators. Dual DualPol® (Side-By-Side) Typical Style 4 – Model Number Sequence Technology Group RR Connector Type Gain 65 - 17 Horizontal Beamwidth - 02 Tilt Option D Heavy USLS P Frequency Band L x Other EXTENDED WARRANTY All Andrew sector base station antennas featuring 7–16 DIN connectors carry a 5-year extended warranty. Vertically Polarized LG = Optimized Gain. Vertically Polarized TR = Triple DualPol® GAIN Shown in dBd for 800/900 MHz Models Shown in dBi for 1800/1900 MHz/UMTS Models TILT OPTION ## = Degree of Fixed Tilt V = Variable Electrical Tilt 22 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. FREQUENCY GROUP (Shown in Frequency Order) 6x = UHF 8x = 800/900 MHz 9x = 1800/1900 MHz/UMTS/WiMAX NUMBER OF STACKED RADIATORS 800/900 MHz Models: Equals length of antenna (ft) 1710–2170 MHz Models: Equals 2x length of antenna (ft) TILT OPTION None = 0° Fixed Tilt T# = Degree of Fixed Tilt VT = Variable Electrical Tilt R2 = ATC200 Teletilt® RET Ready CONNECTOR TYPE E = 7–16 DIN. 5 6.2) 15.4:1 >30 <1.6) 305 (12.9 (18.1 (13.0 (17. W 100 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 300 250 250 250 200 250 250 250 250 300 300 Weight kg (lb) 1.6 (17.7) 18.0 (18.5:1 >30 <1.33:1 >30 <1.7 (17.0) 12.5 USLS dB 17 20 15 17 18 20 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 17 20 17 18 18 18 18 18 16 15 17 18 16 15 16 F/B dB 32 28 30 25 25 35 34 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 30 35 35 35 25 30 34 34 30 32 30 30 26 35 30 29 30 30 30 Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1.9) 4. All specifications are subject to change.4:1 >30 <1.6 (17.4 (17.0) 203 (8. Dual Polarization Model *ADFD1820-3333B-XDM HBX-3319DS-T0M HBX-3319DS-T2M *HBX-3319DS-VTM HBX-3318ESA-T2M HBX-3318ESA-T4M HBX-4515ESA-T4M HBX-4517ESA-T2M HBX-4517ESA-T4M HBX-4517ESA-T6M *HBX-4517DS-VTM *UMWD-04517-XDM *HBX-4519DS-VTM *UMWD-04519-XDM Type DualPol® quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 Tilt degrees 0–7 0 2 0–9 2 4 4 2 4 6 0–7 0–7 0–5 0–5 Gain dBd (dBi) 18.1 (19.andrew.6) HBW degrees 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 VBW degrees 22.0 (19. length (ascending order).1) 17.9) 4. W 200 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 17.7 (17.5 (20.0) Length mm (in) 384 (15.2 (29.1 12.0 13.0 13.2) Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).0) 1461 (57.9 (18.4:1 >30 <1.5) 4.3 (36.9) 2047 (80.2 4.4:1 >30 <1.9 (18.33:1 >30 <1.2 (29.4:1 >30 <1.0) 305 (12.4 4.5) 1461 (57.0) 7.4 (19.8) 1422 (56.andrew.0) Length mm (in) 1448 (57.0) 15.5) 15.0) 13.4:1 >30 <1.5) 17.1 (20.9 (18.2) 269 (10.6) 18.0) 1306 (51.5 (9.6) 269 (10.6) 269 (10.3 (16.0) 1422 (56.0) 178 (7.4) 18.9 (17.4:1 >30 <1.5) 1524 (60.7 6.8)) 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).5) 4.8 6.4) 3.0) 203 (8.7) 15.5 (9.0) 8.4 4.0 4.0) 1295 (51.2 (38.0) 15.33:1 >30 <1.9 (18.0) 4.0) 16.1 (46.33:1 >30 <1.5 (17.0 (13.0 (19.0) 269 (10.7 6.9) 1295 (51.1) 17.0 6.0) 1524 (60.2) Width mm (in) 564 (22.5 (12.8 6.4:1 >30 <1.1) 16.0) 12.0) 1308 (51.7 (28.4 (17.5) 168 (6.3 (9.9) 13.5) 1308 (51.0) 3.0) 15.7 7.1 (20.4:1 >30 <1.0) 1613 (63.0) 16.5 7.0) 17.0) 7.2) 165 (6.1) 15.0 7.1800/1900/UMTS 1710–1880 MHz <60° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).5) 6.0 7.1 (20.4:1 >30 <1. then tilt.4:1 >30 <1.2) 2.4:1 >30 <1.0) 16.6) 269 (10.0) 173 (6.5) 1902 (74.5 (20.5:1 >30 <1.0) 15.5:1 >30 <1.6 (17.0 (18.com 23 .4 (17.6) 16.6 6.9) 1989 (78.0) 1422 (56.7) 7.6) 305 (12.0) 1219 (48.5 (9.6) 269 (10.3 (9.5) 14.0) 16.5 (9.6) 18.2) 13.6) 18.5) 9.4:1 >30 <1.4) 772 (30.8) 173 (6.8 (14.0 6.7 7.0) 813 (32.8) 173 (6.0) 203 (8.5:1 >30 <1.9) 12.6 (30.6) HBW degrees 33 33 33 33 33 33 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 VBW degrees 6.3) 2017 (79.4 (19.6 (8.0 12.9 (30.4) 15. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.0) 9.2 (20.0 (19.0) 178 (7.8 6.5:1 >30 <1.2) 17.1 (20.0) 13.8 (14. Please see www.0) 16.9 (4.1 (13.9) 13.0) 178 (7.6) 2174 (85.2 (18.4:1 >30 <1.3 (16.5 (20.3) 173 (6.3 (20.0 (18.2 7.4) 1306 (51.6) 2174 (85.8) 208 (8.1 (19.8) 203 (8.5:1 >30 <1.7 (17.4:1 >30 <1.2 6.0 (19.0 6.9) 1902 (74.4:1 >30 <1.0 7.0) 5.9) 17.3 (9.0) 1219 (48.6) Width mm (in) 173 (6.9 4.3 6.3 (20.2) 414 (16.5 (20.0) 168 (6.1) 17.0) 305 (12.0 6.2 6.7 6.4:1 >30 <1.2) 208 (8.5 6.4) 1293 (50.5:1 >30 <1.0) 1461 (57.1) 17.0 6.6) 15.4:1 >30 <1.0) 7.5:1 >30 <1.2 6.5 (20.0 6.4) 772 (30.4 (17.7 (17.5:1 >30 <1. Input Power.3 (36.1) 18.35:1 >30 <1.2 (18.5) 1461 (57.0) 9.0 6.0) 7.8) 165 (6.1) 15.0) 1295 (51.4) 696 (27.5 (20.35:1 >30 <1. *Teletilt ® remote electrical tilt compatible.0) 7.6 (5.4:1 >30 <1.0) 208 (8.4:1 >30 <1.5) 305 (12.5:1 >30 <1.0) 305 (12.4:1 >30 <1.5:1 >30 <1.0) 305 (12.1) 16.2 12.5) 1392 (54.4:1 Max.5) 165 (6.0) 8.5) 7.0) 8.8) 173 (6.0) 2055 (80.2 3.2) 173 (6.5) 15.9 (17.6) 4.8) 173 (6.7) 15. Dual Polarization Model HBX-6511DS-T10M *HBX-6513DS-VTM *HBXX-6513DS-VTM UMWD-06513-0DH UMWD-06513-6DH *931LG65VTE-B HBX-6516DS-T0M HBX-6516DS-T2M HBX-6516DS-T4M *HBX-6516DS-VTM *HBXX-6516DS-VTM DB932DG65EKL 932DG65T2EKL 932DG65T4EKL 932DG65T6EKL *932LG65VTE-B *932LG65VTE-B-H *932QLG65VTEB UMWD-06516-6DH HBX-6516ESA-T2M HBX-6516ESA-T4M HBX-6516ESA-T6M RR65-18-VDUL2 *SBH-2D6516 *HBX-6517DS-VTM *HBXX-6517DS-VTM *CSH-6516A-VT *936LG65VTE-B UMWD-06517-0DH UMWD-06517-2DH UMWD-06517-4DH UMWD-06519-0DH UMWD-06519-2DH Type DualPol® DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol Directed Dipole™ DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Directed Dipole Directed Dipole DualPol quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol SmartBeam™ DualPol DualPol quad DualPol tri-sector Directed Dipole DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–1880 1710–1880 1710–1880 1710–1880 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 Tilt degrees 10 0–18 0–12 0 6 0–8 0 2 4 0–10 0–10 0 2 4 6 0–8 0–8 0–8 6 2 4 6 0–10 0–10 0–6 0–6 2–10 0–5 0 2 4 0 2 Gain dBd (dBi) 10.7 (17.5) 17.0) 305 (12.9) 4.5) 1308 (51.5) 18.0) 13.5 (17.1) 17.3) 18.2) 14.8) 173 (6.0 (19.0) 1219 (48.0) 7.2) 1935 (76.9 (13.6 (8.0) 13.5:1 Max.4) 1306 (51.0 7.0) 203 (8.5 (40.0) 200 (7.7 (28.0) 178 (7.5) 1461 (57.0) 6.2) 6.2 4.0) 9.0 (18.5:1 >30 <1.4:1 >30 <1.9 (17.4) 2057 (81.com for the most current information.6) 18.6 (30.0) 7.1 (15.1 (20.7 4.4:1 >30 <1.1 (13.4 (19.5 6.8 (18.7) 15.4:1 >30 <1.5:1 >30 <1.0 4.6) 18.3 (9.5) 15.5:1 >30 <1.4) 1306 (51.4 USLS dB 17 20 20 15 17 17 20 23 20 19 15 15 16 16 F/B dB 40 40 38 35 35 35 35 41 30 39 30 30 32 32 Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1.8 (37.5) 4.7 (17.1) 696 (27.2 (29.5 (18. Input Power.1 (15.0 7.9) 208 (8.6) 269 (10.5) 6.0) 1422 (56.7) 21.5 3.6) 12.4:1 >30 <1.4) 1219 (48.6) 305 (12.5) 165 (6.0) 1295 (51.5) 13.5) 1935 (76. 4 (12.5 (10.2) 16.8) 173 (6.0) 8.6) 15. Vertical Polarization Model PCS-11015-0DH PCS-11015-2DH Type Sector Sector Frequency (MHz) 1710–1990 1710–1990 Tilt degrees 0 2 Gain dBd (dBi) 14.4) 1311 (51.0) 1473 (58.8) 173 (6.3) 16.0:1 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).3 (16.0) 1473 (58.4:1 — <1.2 6.9 (10.1 (16.6 (16.0 (18.0 (11.4:1 >30 <1.7) 10.7) 14.0 4.3 USLS dB 18 20 15 15 15 15 20 16 15 F/B dB 29 30 25 30 25 25 30 34 30 Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1.0) Width mm (in) 305 (12.8) 173 (6.0) Length mm (in) 305 (12.4 (16.6) 1387 (54.5) Length mm (in) 267 (10.0) 16.8) Max.8) 173 (6.2) 6. Input Power.0) 7.8) 1473 (58.8) 152 (6.4:1 — <1.5 4.0 (13.0) 1473 (58.2) 14.9) Width mm (in) 173 (6.0) 7.8) Length mm (in) 2108 (83.0) 5.2) 16.4 (16.3 (11.6 (8.0) HBW degrees 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 VBW degrees 7. Vertical Polarization Model PCS-09014-0DH PCS-09014-2DH UMW-09015-0DH UMW-09015-2DH UMW-09015-4DH PCS-09016-0DH UMW-09016-2DH Type Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Frequency (MHz) 1710–1990 1710–1990 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–1990 1710–2180 Tilt degrees 0 2 0 2 4 0 2 Gain dBd (dBi) 14.4:1 >30 <1.7 (3.com for the most current information.9 (17.4) 360° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).4 (3.9) HBW degrees 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 VBW degrees 40.4:1 — <1.8) 173 (6.9 (18.8) 5.0 — — — <1. W kg (lb) 50 1.1) 173 (6.0 7.0) Radome OD mm (in) 50.0) 8.5 6.5 4.8) 307 (12.6) 2052 (80.0) 1930 (76. W 250 250 300 250 250 250 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 1.0 6.0) 5.4 (12. 24 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.4 (16.4 (12. W kg (lb) 200 3.8) HBW degrees 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 VBW degrees 8.5 USLS dB — 16 F/B dB 20 22 Isolation dB VSWR — <1.8) 173 (6.8) 173 (6.8) 173 (6.8) 173 (6.4) 14.4 (16.4:1 — <1.7) 5.8) 173 (6.5) 14.4 (12.1 (16.0) HBW VBW USLS F/B Isolation degrees degrees dB dB dB VSWR 28 25.5:1 >30 <1. Input Weight Power.8) 2052 (80. Input Power.0 6.0) 5.0 4.9 (17. length (ascending order).4:1 — <1.1) HBW VBW USLS F/B Isolation degrees degrees dB dB dB VSWR 360 5.5 (16.0 8.3 USLS dB 15 15 17 16 16 15 15 F/B dB 25 25 30 26 27 27 30 Isolation dB VSWR — <1.0) 4. Vertical Polarization Model DB992HG28N-B Type Sector Frequency (MHz) 1710–2490 Tilt Gain degrees dBd (dBi) 0 14.5 (10. Vertical Polarization Model DB910CE-KL Type Omni Frequency (MHz) 1710–1880 Tilt Gain degrees dBd (dBi) 0 10.0 6.6) >105° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).4:1 — <1.5:1 Max.5 (17.8 (2.5:1 >30 <1.1 (18.4 (12.5) Length mm (in) 1961 (77.6) 16. Input Power.0) 173 (6.0) <60° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0 (11.0) Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).0) 5.2) 8.8) 173 (6.0) Length mm (in) 1306 (51.5) 1227 (48.8 (16.2 (18.8) 178 (7. *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible.0) 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).5 (16.4:1 >30 <1.5) 14.8) 15.0) 7.0) 5.6) 1387 (54.8) 2052 (80.5:1 >30 <1.5 4.8) 173 (6.5 (12.4:1 Max.8) 173 (6.1800/1900/UMTS 1710–1880 MHz 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).4:1 Max.4) 1306 (51.andrew.9) 15.0) 14.0 6.0 6.0) 173 (6.0) 5.4:1 — <1.3 (16.2 (17.1 (18.1 (18. Input Power.com .9 (18.5) 14.4 (16. Vertical Polarization Model PCS-06509-0DM PCS-06515-0DH *HBV-6516LS-VTM UMW-06516-0DH UMW-06516-2DH UMW-06516-4DH 950F65T2ZE-B UMW-06517-2DH Type Sector Sector Directed Dipole™ Sector Sector Sector Directed Dipole Sector Frequency (MHz) 1710–1990 1710–1990 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 Tilt degrees 0 0 0–7 0 2 4 2 2 Gain dBd (dBi) 8.2 (18.5:1 Max.5) 14.1) 15. Dual Polarization Model UMWD-09014B-0DH UMWD-09014B-2DH *UMWD-09014B-XDH *ADFD1820-9090B-XDM UMWD-09014-4DH UMWD-09014-6DH UMWD-09016-2DH UMWD-09016-4DH *UMWD-09016-XDH Type DualPol® DualPol DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 Tilt degrees 0 2 0–8 0–8 4 6 2 4 0–5 Gain dBd (dBi) 14.0 (18.4:1 — <1.5:1 >30 <1.2 (18.2) 16.4:1 Max.7 (17.8 (18.5 (16.9) Width mm (in) 173 (6.0 6.0 7.0) 1473 (58.0) 6.5 USLS dB 15 17 18 17 17 16 20 14 F/B dB 25 30 36 28 26 28 38 30 Isolation dB VSWR — <1.3) Length mm (in) 1227 (48.2 (18.3) 1367 (53.8) 173 (6.8) 4. W 250 250 300 250 250 250 300 300 300 Weight kg (lb) 5.0 (22. W 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 8.8) HBW degrees 110 110 VBW degrees 4.3) 1473 (58.5 7.0 18 35 — <2.5 7.4 (16.0 5.0 (13.1) 16. W 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 4.0 7.0 6.4 (12.0 (12.andrew.8) Width mm (in) 173 (6.0 5.8) 173 (6.6) 14.2) 15.4:1 — <1.0) 1953 (76.5 (18.4:1 — <1.4:1 — <1.6) 14. Input Weight Power.4:1 — <1. All specifications are subject to change.3) 7.8) 173 (6. then tilt.1) 5. Please see www.4) 1306 (51.4:1 >30 <1.2) 1953 (76.0) 5.0) 1953 (76.9) Width mm (in) 173 (6.5 (16.3) 1227 (48.9 (10.4:1 — <1.4:1 — <1.0) 1524 (60.4 (12. 2) 13.4 (17.0) 15.9) 15. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.1 12.0 13.1) 15.7) 1392 (54.7) 1389 (54.5) 1308 (51.7 7.6) 269 (10.6) Width mm (in) 173 (6.7 4.7 (17.5) 16.2 12.0) 173 (6.0) 203 (8.7 6.4:1 >30 <1.0) 17.4 (17.6) 18.4:1 >30 <1.0) 305 (12.0) 13.5:1 >30 <1.9) 12.9 (13.4) 15.1 (13.1) 17.3 (16.5:1 >30 <1.2) 15.6) 269 (10.1 (20.7 6.5 (9.4:1 >30 <1.7 (17.5:1 >30 <1.7) 21.0) 203 (8.6) 12.2 (20.6) HBW degrees 33 33 33 33 33 33 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 VBW degrees 6.4 4.5) 1389 (54.0 6.5:1 Max.2 4.6) 18.4) 696 (27.9) 1989 (78.0 6.2) 17.7 (17.9) 4.1) 16.4:1 >30 <1.9 4.9) 17.5) 1308 (51.5 (18.5:1 >30 <1.1) 17.0 (19.0 (13.4:1 >30 <1.2) 6.5 (20.0 7. Input Power.8) 173 (6.5) 1524 (60.5) 7.6) 16.9) 1308 (51.5) 14.6) 269 (10.4:1 >30 <1.4 (19.0) 305 (12.35:1 >30 <1.9) 2047 (80.8) 173 (6.9 (30.5 (20.8 (14.2 6.2) Width mm (in) 564 (22.0 6.0) 203 (8.5) 1902 (74.5 (20.7) 15.1 (15.1 (20.2) 14.0 (19.5) 1461 (57.2) 414 (16.1) 17. W 200 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 17.6 (30.0) 12.5 6.0) 1306 (51.5) 18.6) 305 (12.2) 1935 (76.6 (30.4:1 >30 <1.4:1 >30 <1.0) Length mm (in) 1448 (57.6) 305 (12.1 (19.5 (20.9 (18.7) 18.4) 1293 (50.6 6.2 4.4:1 >30 <1.4) 772 (30.8) 173 (6.0 6.9) 208 (8.4 4.8 6.5:1 >30 <1.4) 18.6) 15.6) 18.1 (20.7 (28.0) 5.9) 1902 (74.0) 3.7 (28.6 (5.6 (17.4) 1306 (51.2 (29.2) Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).4:1 >30 <1.5 (9.4:1 >30 <1.0) 7.0) 7.1800/1900/UMTS 1710–2180 MHz <60° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 1422 (56.8) 173 (6.5) 305 (12.3 6.2) 208 (8.4:1 >30 <1.4 (19.0) 16.0) 813 (32.5 7.0) 1461 (57.8) 208 (8.7 (17.8 6. Please see www.8 (18.0 (19.0) 16.2 (29.andrew.0) 16. *Teletilt ® remote electrical tilt compatible.5:1 >30 <1.2 6.2 (38.0) 7.1 (19.0 13.0) 305 (12.0) 15.2) 2.0) 269 (10.0 (18.1) 696 (27.0) 1461 (57.4) 1219 (48.1) 15.4:1 >30 <1.4:1 >30 <1.5:1 >30 <1.5) 15.0) 7.9) 4.0 6.9 (17.7 (17.0) 8.8) 203 (8.0 6.8) 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 1422 (56.1 (20.0 4.6) 305 (12. Dual Polarization Model *ADFD1820-3333B-XDM HBX-3319DS-T0M HBX-3319DS-T2M *HBX-3319DS-VTM HBX-3318ESA-T2M HBX-3318ESA-T4M HBX-4515ESA-T4M HBX-4517ESA-T2M HBX-4517ESA-T4M HBX-4517ESA-T6M *HBX-4517DS-VTM *UMWD-04517-XDM *HBX-4519DS-VTM *UMWD-04519-XDM Type DualPol® quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 Tilt degrees 0–7 0 2 0–9 2 4 4 2 4 6 0–7 0–7 0–5 0–5 Gain dBd (dBi) 18.4:1 >30 <1.9) 13.0) 4.0) 2055 (80.4:1 Max.8) 165 (6.0) 305 (12.4:1 >30 <1.5) 165 (6.9 (18.0) 15.2 (29. Input Power.0) 16.0 6.5:1 >30 <1.6) 2174 (85.5 (17.5 USLS dB 17 20 15 17 18 20 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 20 17 16 17 20 17 18 18 18 18 18 16 15 17 18 16 15 16 F/B dB 32 28 30 25 25 35 34 30 30 30 30 35 35 35 25 30 25 25 30 34 34 30 32 30 30 26 35 30 29 30 30 30 Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1.5 (12.0 4.5:1 >30 <1.0) 9.8) 173 (6.5 (9.1 (46.5:1 >30 <1.0) 9.0) 7.3) 173 (6.5 (20.3 (16.4:1 >30 <1.35:1 >30 <1.9 (4.0 6.4:1 >30 <1.4:1 >30 <1.5) 165 (6.0 (13.4 USLS dB 17 20 20 15 17 17 20 23 20 19 15 15 16 16 F/B dB 40 40 38 35 35 35 35 41 30 39 30 30 32 32 Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1.1) 17.2 7.6) 2174 (85.2 3. All specifications are subject to change.1) 18.2 (18.8 6.3) 2017 (79.6 (17.0) 9.5:1 >30 <1.6) 18.7 (17.0 (13.5 (40.0 (19.4 (17.2) 6.9) 13.0) 1219 (48.com 25 .6) 269 (10.5) 168 (6.8) 1422 (56.0) 1219 (48.0 6.4:1 >30 <1.4:1 >30 <1.com for the most current information.5 (17.7) 1389 (54.7) 15.0) 12.3 (36.5:1 >30 <1.0) 7.0) 8.5 3.6 (8.5) 6.2) 173 (6.4) 1306 (51.0) 200 (7.8) 173 (6.5) 1935 (76.5 (9.andrew.4 (17.0 12.0 (13.9 (17.4 (19.5) 17.4:1 >30 <1.1 (20.6) HBW degrees 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 VBW degrees 22.2 (18.3 (20.5) 1461 (57.6 (17.8) 173 (6.4:1 >30 <1.0) 168 (6.1) 17.0) 13.0 (18.2) 269 (10.0) 7.9) 4.3) 18.0) 1219 (48.4:1 >30 <1.2 6.0) 1613 (63.0) 6. then tilt.1 (15.8 (37.0 (18.3 (20.0) 305 (12.5:1 >30 <1.7) 15.5) 13.5:1 >30 <1.5 6.6) 269 (10.5) 15.5) 17.4) 2057 (81.0) 1524 (60.0) 1422 (56.8) 173 (6.0) 203 (8.9 (18.0 6.5 (20.0) 13.4) 1306 (51.1) 16.5) 6. W 100 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 300 250 250 250 200 250 250 250 250 300 300 Weight kg (lb) 1.4:1 >30 <1.2) 165 (6.6) 18.9 (17.0) 13. Dual Polarization Model HBX-6511DS-T10M *HBX-6513DS-VTM *HBXX-6513DS-VTM UMWD-06513-0DH UMWD-06513-6DH *931LG65VTE-B HBX-6516DS-T0M HBX-6516DS-T2M HBX-6516DS-T4M *HBX-6516DS-VTM *HBXX-6516DS-VTM *932LG65VTE-B *932LG65VTE-B-H *932QLG65VTEB UMWD-06516-0DH UMWD-06516-2DH UMWD-06516-4DH UMWD-06516-6DH HBX-6516ESA-T2M HBX-6516ESA-T4M HBX-6516ESA-T6M RR65-18-VDUL2 *SBH-2D6516 *HBX-6517DS-VTM *HBXX-6517DS-VTM *CSH-6516A-VT *936LG65VTE-B UMWD-06517-0DH UMWD-06517-2DH UMWD-06517-4DH UMWD-06519-0DH UMWD-06519-2DH Type DualPol® DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol Directed Dipole™ DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol quad Directed Dipole Directed Dipole DualPol quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol SmartBeam™ DualPol DualPol quad DualPol tri-sector Directed Dipole DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 Tilt degrees 10 0–18 0–12 0 6 0–8 0 2 4 0–10 0–10 0–8 0–8 0–8 0 2 4 6 2 4 6 0–10 0–10 0–6 0–6 2–10 0–5 0 2 4 0 2 Gain dBd (dBi) 10.5:1 >30 <1.5 6.4:1 >30 <1.7) 7.0 (18.5) 1461 (57.1 (13.7 6.2) 6.0) Length mm (in) 384 (15.6 (8. length (ascending order).6) 9.0) 8.4) 3.1 (13.0 (17.8 (17.7 7.4:1 >30 <1.0 (19.2) 6.8 (14.4) 772 (30.3 (36.0) 208 (8. W 250 250 300 250 250 250 300 300 300 Weight kg (lb) 5.6) 16.5 (16.1) 173 (6.0 7. Input Power.0 (13.1 (16.0 7.5) 14.2) 15.9 (17.andrew.2 (18.4) 1306 (51.1 (18.0 18 35 — <2.3 (16.8) 2052 (80.1) 15.8) 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).4:1 — <1.5 4.4:1 — <1.1) 16.0) 8.5) 14.0) 1473 (58.5 (18.0 (18.0) 5.8) 173 (6.3 USLS dB 17 16 16 15 F/B dB 30 26 27 30 Isolation dB VSWR — <1.8) 2052 (80.0 (11.8) Width mm (in) 173 (6.0) 5.6) 14.6) 1387 (54.2) 16.0) 6.0 5.4 (12.1800/1900/UMTS 1710–2180 MHz 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) HBW VBW USLS F/B Isolation degrees degrees dB dB dB VSWR 28 25.0 6.0 6.4 (12.0 5.8) Max.0) 7.0) 5.2) 16.8) 152 (6.8 (18.2) 8.com .8) 173 (6.5 (16.8) 173 (6.4:1 — <1.0) 1473 (58. Input Power.2) 6.9) 15.4) 1306 (51.andrew.0 6.5 (10.0) Length mm (in) 305 (12.0) 5.0) Length mm (in) 1306 (51. then tilt.5:1 >30 <1. Vertical Polarization Model DB992HG28N-B Type Sector Frequency (MHz) 1710–2490 Tilt Gain degrees dBd (dBi) 0 14.5 (17.5 7.0 (22.8) 307 (12.4:1 >30 <1.9 (18.0) 4.5 USLS dB 18 17 17 16 20 14 F/B dB 36 28 26 28 38 30 Isolation dB VSWR — <1.4:1 Max.2) 16.9) Width mm (in) 173 (6.0) 1953 (76. Please see www.1 (16.4) 14.4 (16.3 USLS dB 18 20 15 15 15 15 20 16 15 F/B dB 29 30 25 30 25 25 30 34 30 Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1. W 250 250 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 5.0) 5. Dual Polarization Model UMWD-09014B-0DH UMWD-09014B-2DH *UMWD-09014B-XDH *ADFD1820-9090B-XDM UMWD-09014-4DH UMWD-09014-6DH UMWD-09016-2DH UMWD-09016-4DH *UMWD-09016-XDH Type DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 Tilt degrees 0 2 0–8 0–8 4 6 2 4 0–5 Gain dBd (dBi) 14.2) 14.4 (12. Vertical Polarization Model UMW-09015-0DH UMW-09015-2DH UMW-09015-4DH UMW-09016-2DH Type Sector Sector Sector Sector Frequency (MHz) 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2180 Tilt degrees 0 2 4 2 Gain dBd (dBi) 14.1) 5.6 (16.2 (18.0 6.4:1 >30 <1. length (ascending order). *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible.8) 173 (6.0) <60° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 8.5 (12.2 (18.5:1 >30 <1.0) HBW degrees 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 VBW degrees 7.4:1 >30 <1.0) 5.5:1 Max.1 (18.8) 173 (6.8) 173 (6.4 (12.4:1 — <1.4:1 — <1.4:1 Max.8) 173 (6.0 (13.8) 173 (6. W 300 250 250 250 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 5.8) 173 (6.5 7.0) 173 (6.1 (18.4 (16.5) Length mm (in) 1367 (53.4:1 >30 <1. Input Power. All specifications are subject to change.7) 14.9) Width mm (in) 173 (6.0) 7.9) HBW degrees 65 65 65 65 65 65 VBW degrees 6.0) 14. 26 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.0) 1473 (58. Vertical Polarization Model *HBV-6516LS-VTM UMW-06516-0DH UMW-06516-2DH UMW-06516-4DH 950F65T2ZE-B UMW-06517-2DH Type Directed Dipole™ Sector Sector Sector Directed Dipole Sector Frequency (MHz) 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 Tilt degrees 0–7 0 2 4 2 2 Gain dBd (dBi) 16.6) 1387 (54.4 (12.0 (18.0) Width mm (in) 305 (12.0 (11. W kg (lb) 50 1.0:1 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).3) Length mm (in) 1473 (58.9 (17.3 (11.6) HBW degrees 90 90 90 90 Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).7) 10.0 4.8) 173 (6.0) 1524 (60. Input Weight Power.0) 1473 (58.0 6.8) VBW degrees 6.8) 173 (6.0) 1953 (76.9 (18.5:1 >30 <1.2 6.4:1 — <1.8) 173 (6.5:1 >30 <1.com for the most current information.0 6.0 4.8 (16.0) 16.8) 1473 (58.4 (12.4:1 — <1.6) 2052 (80.4) 1311 (51.4 (3.4:1 — <1.4 (16. 7) 17.0 (17.5) 1461 (57.0) 12.5) 1461 (57.35:1 >30 <1.7 (17.0 (19.7 6.0) 305 (12.7 (17.0) 1219 (48.4:1 >30 <1.6 (16.0) 305 (12.0) 1461 (57.5) 1935 (76.7 6.2 6.5 6.6) 269 (10.andrew.3 (36.andrew.6) 5.1) 18.0) 7.4 12.0 6.5:1 >30 <1.0) 13.4:1 >30 <1.0) 13.6) Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).0) 813 (32.5 (20.0 (19.6) 269 (10.6) 18.5 (20.0 6.4:1 >30 <1.0) 305 (12.0) 305 (12. All specifications are subject to change. then tilt.0) 305 (12.0) 813 (32.4 USLS dB 17 20 20 15 17 17 — 18 18 20 18 18 23 20 19 15 15 16 16 F/B dB 40 40 38 35 35 35 35 42 40 35 40 40 41 30 39 30 30 32 32 Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1.6) 18.7 (17.0) 305 (12.5:1 Max.6 (30.4) 18.6) HBW degrees 33 33 33 33 33 33 33 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 VBW degrees 6.5:1 >30 <1.0) 1219 (48.35:1 >30 <1. length (ascending order).7 (17.1) 17.7 (12.1800/1900/UMTS 1850–1990 MHz <60° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).7) 15.9 (20.6 (20.5) 1524 (60.1 (20.2 (38.5 (20.5 12.9 (13.5:1 >30 <1.35:1 >30 <1.0 4.0) 9.0) Length mm (in) 1448 (57.4:1 >30 <1.3 (20.0) 1524 (60.0) 7.0) 16.5:1 >30 <1.5 (20.0) 269 (10.6) 5.6 (16.4:1 >30 <1.0) 9.0) 13. W 200 250 250 250 250 250 300 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 17.6) 269 (10.0) 813 (32.0) 305 (12.0 6.0) 1461 (57.0) 7.6) 18.5) 1461 (57.6) 269 (10. Input Power.0) 13.2 (20.2) 269 (10.35:1 >30 <1.4:1 >30 <1.1) 17.6) 18.35:1 >30 <1.1) 17.1 (20.0) 305 (12.2 6.7 6.2 (29.4 4.0) 1219 (48.0) 16.3 (36.6) 18.com 27 . Please see www.7 (28.0) 305 (12.1) 16.7 6.4:1 >30 <1.6) 305 (12.1 6.0) 1219 (48.0) 14.4:1 >30 <1.0) 7.0 (19.4) 17.0) 12.2 (29.2) 1935 (76.3 (20.5 12.0 6. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.7 (28.0) 305 (12.0) 7.5 (20.0) 1219 (48.0) 1524 (60.2 (29.2) Width mm (in) 564 (22.0) 5.6) 269 (10.7) 14.com for the most current information.7 6.7 (12.5 (18.7 (17. *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible.1) 17.0 (19.0 (19.3) 18.5:1 >30 <1. Dual Polarization Model *ADFD1820-3333B-XDM HBX-3319DS-T0M HBX-3319DS-T2M *HBX-3319DS-VTM HBX-3318ESA-T2M HBX-3318ESA-T4M RR33-20-VDPL4 RR45-17-00DPL4 RR45-17-04DPL4 HBX-4515ESA-T4M RR45-19-00DPL4 RR45-19-02DPL4 HBX-4517ESA-T2M HBX-4517ESA-T4M HBX-4517ESA-T6M *HBX-4517DS-VTM *UMWD-04517-XDM *HBX-4519DS-VTM *UMWD-04519-XDM Type DualPol® quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1710–2180 1850–1990 1850–1990 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 Tilt degrees 0–7 0 2 0–9 2 4 0–10 0 4 4 0 2 2 4 6 0–7 0–7 0–5 0–5 Gain dBd (dBi) 18. 0 7.5) 14.4:1 >30 <1.35:1 >30 <1.0) 7.0 6.1 (20.4) 762 (30.4:1 >30 <1.7 (17.33:1 >30 <1.0 6.0 7.5) 9.0) 9.4 (18.0) 4. 28 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.5) 16.0 6.2 (17.0) 203 (8.35:1 >30 <1.1 (15.0) 16.0) 216 (8.3 (9.8) 173 (6.5) 168 (6.0) 1613 (63.0) 1422 (56.33:1 >30 <1.4 (17.5) 7.3 (20.9) 208 (8.0) 1902 (74.7) 1392 (54.6 (5.9) 13.2 3.0) 203 (8.35:1 >30 <1.6) 305 (12.0 12.5 4.5 (40.4 (18.0) 1295 (51.0) 7.35:1 >30 <1.5) 15.4 (16.0) 11.4) 1219 (48.5 4.4:1 >30 <1.0 7.0 7.5 (18.35:1 >30 <1.8 (18.com for the most current information.5 7.5 (16.5:1 >30 <1.0) 208 (8.0) 305 (12.6) 1448 (57.8 (14.5) 17.5) 16.3) 305 (12.9) 12.4:1 >30 <1.4:1 >30 <1.0) 11.0 8.4) 1306 (51.5) 16.4) 4.5) 16.5:1 >30 <1.8) 203 (8.0 (18.8) 159 (6.33:1 >30 <1.1 (13.1) 16.9 4.8 (17.9 (30.5 6.4 (16.0 (18.9) 17.5) 5.0 12.0) 1829 (72.0) 168 (6.35:1 >30 <1.7 (17.6 (17.0) 1829 (72. W 100 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 300 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 200 250 250 250 250 300 300 250 Weight kg (lb) 1.4 (25.5) 165 (6.5:1 >30 <1.0 7.8) 173 (6.0) 330 (13.8 6.4 (25.0) 1422 (56.0) 1422 (56.4:1 >30 <1. then tilt.2) 414 (16.8) 165 (6.0) 16.2) 2.9) 4.5 4.0) 203 (8.0) 203 (8.0) 7.0) 203 (8.3 (9.0) 1829 (72.1 (20.5) 6.0) 203 (8.4 (18.0 7.0) 1422 (56.5) 14.3 (16.5) 9.0) 203 (8.7) 21.5:1 >30 <1.9 (17.0) 178 (7.0 USLS dB 17 20 15 — 17 18 — 18 17 20 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 16 18 18 18 18 20 17 16 17 18 — 20 18 18 — — 17 18 18 16 18 — — — — 15 — 18 18 16 15 17 18 16 15 16 18 F/B dB 32 28 30 38 25 25 35 35 32 35 34 30 30 30 30 32 32 40 32 32 32 32 32 35 35 35 35 25 30 25 25 34 30 30 34 34 30 30 34 34 30 35 32 34 35 38 34 35 34 30 30 26 35 30 29 30 30 30 — Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1.7 4.8 6.0) 8.2) 6.8) 173 (6.0) 178 (7. Dual Polarization Model HBX-6511DS-T10M *HBX-6513DS-VTM *HBXX-6513DS-VTM RR65-15-00DP UMWD-06513-0DH UMWD-06513-6DH RR65-17-00DPL2 RR65-17-02DPL2 931DG65T2E-M *931LG65VTE-B HBX-6516DS-T0M HBX-6516DS-T2M HBX-6516DS-T4M *HBX-6516DS-VTM *HBXX-6516DS-VTM DB932DG65E-M DB932QDG65EM 932LG65T2A-M 932DG65T2E-M 932QDG65T2EM 932DG65T4E-M 932QDG65T4EM 932DG65T6E-M *932LG65VTE-B *932LG65VTE-B-H *932QLG65VTEB DR65-18-02DPL2Q UMWD-06516-0DH UMWD-06516-2DH UMWD-06516-4DH UMWD-06516-6DH RR65-18-00DPL2 FR65-17-00DP HBX-6516ESA-T2M RR65-18-02DPL2 RR65-18-04DPL2 FR65-17-02DP FR65-17-04DP HBX-6516ESA-T4M HBX-6516ESA-T6M RR65-18-VDUL2 RR65-18-VDPL2 *SBH-2D6516 RR65-19-00DP DR65-19-00DPQ TR65-19-02DPQ RR65-19-02DP DR65-19-02DPQ RR65-19-04DP *HBX-6517DS-VTM *HBXX-6517DS-VTM *CSH-6516A-VT *936LG65VTE-B UMWD-06517-0DH UMWD-06517-2DH UMWD-06517-4DH UMWD-06519-0DH UMWD-06519-2DH MTRR75-17-000DPL2 Type DualPol® DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Directed Dipole™ DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol quad Directed Dipole DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol quad DualPol Directed Dipole Directed Dipole DualPol quad DualPol quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol SmartBeam™ DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol DualPol quad DualPol tri-sector Directed Dipole DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol tri-sector Frequency (MHz) 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1850–1990 1710–2170 1710–2170 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2180 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1850–1990 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1850–1990 1850–1990 1710–2180 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1850–1990 1710–2180 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1850–1990 Tilt degrees 10 0–18 0–12 0 0 6 0 2 2 0–8 0 2 4 0–10 0–10 0 0 2 2 2 4 4 6 0–8 0–8 0–8 2 0 2 4 6 0 0 2 2 4 2 4 4 6 0–10 2–7 0–10 0 0 2 2 2 4 0–6 0–6 2–10 0–5 0 2 4 0 2 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 10.0) 203 (8.9 (17.7) 1389 (54.35:1 >30 <1.2) 15.9 (18.5 (20.4 (18.33:1 >30 <1.2) 6.0 6.4:1 >30 <1.7 (17.35:1 >30 <1.3 (9.6 (30.2 4.2 12.0) 1422 (56.33:1 >30 <1.0 (13.4:1 >30 <1.5 (32.7 (17.5) 18.0 6.4 (18.0 (13.2 8.8) 14.33:1 >30 <1.9) 15.1 (9.0) 305 (12.0) 1308 (51.35:1 >30 <1.5) 6.7) 7.8 6.33:1 >30 <1.0) 3.6 (17. Input Power.9) 1902 (74.andrew.5) 6.5) 1829 (72.0) 1219 (48.0 13.7) 1389 (54.5) 6.0) 1295 (51.2 4.0) 7.8) 173 (6.35:1 >30 <1.35:1 >30 <1.1 (20.35:1 >30 <1.4) 5.6 (17.0 7.0) 1306 (51.0) 1829 (72.4) 4.9 (18.0) 208 (8.0 7. *Teletilt ® remote electrical tilt compatible.0) 7.8 (17.5 (9.8) 14.8) 173 (6.5 (17.7) 15.3) 16.0) 1422 (56.5:1 >30 <1.35:1 >30 <1.5) 1308 (51.5) 15.0) HBW degrees 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 75 VBW degrees 22.5) 17.6 6.0) 178 (7.5) 14.35:1 >30 <1.1 (9.2) 165 (6.9) 12.0) 8.8 (14.9 (13.9) 4.3 (16.0) 6.4 (17.0) 1422 (56.1 (13.0) 1295 (51.0) 1829 (72.0) 15.4) 772 (30.0) 8.4 (19.0) 1422 (56.5:1 >30 <1.5) 178 (7.9) 4.5) 13.0) 4.4 (16.0) 1295 (51.com .5) 1372 (54.4:1 >30 <1.1 (13.5 4.5) 13.0) 2055 (80.4:1 >30 <1.2) 13.5) 13.0) 178 (7.7 7.9) 2047 (80.0) 203 (8.5) 6.5) 9.0) 3.1 (13.0 6.5 6.4:1 >30 <1.0) 330 (13.4:1 >30 <1. length (ascending order).3 (16.6 (17.5) 16.6) 16.0) 173 (6.9 (17.0 7.8) 15.6 (30.1 (13.2 (18.6) 2174 (85.6) 15.1 (46.6) 4.3) 2017 (79.2 6.33:1 >30 <1.4 (18.5 (9.4:1 >30 <1.0) 203 (8.35:1 >30 <1.3 (9.5) 6.5 (12.2) 14.0) 9.4 (17.1 (13.35:1 >30 <1.5) 6.0 7.7) 15.0 6.4 (19.0 7.5 (17.5) 15.0 6.0) 16.8) 203 (8.4 (19.0 6.9 (18.4:1 >30 <1.0) 173 (6.4) 4.7 (17.6) 14.0) 1295 (51.2 (18.6) 305 (12.1 (13.2) 208 (8.2) 6. All specifications are subject to change.4 4.4:1 >30 <1.35:1 >30 <1.3 (16.1) 16.35:1 Max.0) 15.1) 16.4 (12.0 (18.5) 15.5 6.9 (4.0 13.1 (15.5 7.0 6.0) 203 (8.3) Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).1) 696 (27.5:1 >30 <1.5 3.1 (13.0 (18.0) 200 (7.0) 772 (30.5) 6.0) 1219 (48.9) 15.5 4.0) 4.0) 203 (8.4) 1306 (51.5) 9.1 (13.4 (17.5) 165 (6.3 (20.0 (18.3 (16.1) 15.3 (20.4) 696 (27.4:1 >30 <1.5) 1308 (51.6 (17.7 (17.0 7.0) 203 (8.0) 14.5 (9.7) 15.5 4.1) 16.0) 16.2) 14.0) 203 (8.0) 1389 (54.0) 7.0) 330 (13.4:1 >30 <1.andrew.0) 203 (8.1 (13.4 (14.8) 1422 (56.5) 17.0) 15.5) 305 (12.0) 1219 (48.7) 15.4 (18.5) 15.4:1 >30 <1.5:1 >30 <1.2) 173 (6.4:1 >30 <1.9 (18.0) 203 (8. Please see www.0) 9.0) 1422 (56.7) 18.2) 17.7) 15.6) 12.0) Length mm (in) 384 (15.0 4.4) 1293 (50.4 (16.4 (16.5 (9.35:1 >30 <1.8) 173 (6.5) 6.3 6.4:1 >30 <1.0) 15.0 (13.9) 1295 (51.8) 173 (6.9 (17.4) 2057 (81.8 (37.5) 15.5:1 >30 <1.1) 15.0 7.0) 1422 (56.0) 381 (15.8) 173 (6.6) 18.9 (18.8) 14.35:1 >30 <1.33:1 >30 <1.0 (18.1 (19.0) 1295 (51.1800/1900/UMTS 1850–1990 MHz 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).1 (13.6 (8.7 (17.0) 6.6 (8.1 (19.0 6.3 (20.0) 1295 (51.2) 6.9) 1989 (78.6) 2174 (85.0) 7.5:1 >30 <1.0) Width mm (in) 173 (6.4) 1306 (51.5) 15.0 (13.1 (20.7 7. 1 (16.0) 203 (8.0) 7.0) 1219 (48.3 (9.0) 203 (8.3 (16.0) 1829 (72.0) 1295 (51.7 6.5) 16.0) 1829 (72. length (ascending order).0 (17.0) 305 (12.0) 173 (6.0 6.5) 11.0 (11.3 (9.8) 15.5 (16.4:1 — <1.0) 203 (8.0) 14.0) 203 (8.com for the most current information.7) 4.0) 1829 (72.6 (19.5:1 >30 <1.3 (16.5 4.0 8.4 (17.0) 1473 (58.4 (16.0) 1227 (48.8) 14.5 6.0 6.0 6.7 (3.2) 14.5 7.35:1 — <1.0 7.0) 1524 (60.5) 1219 (48.5) 15.5) 173 (6.8) 20.4:1 >30 <1.8 (18.0 6.0) 1295 (51.2 6.0 6.0) 152 (6.2) 14.8) 16.7 (16.1 (17.4:1 — <1.5:1 >30 <1.8) 152 (6.0) 152 (6.com 29 .7 (17.0) 1953 (76.0) 203 (8.5 4. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.5) 6.33:1 >30 <1.3) 16.0) 1422 (56.7 (17.0 7.0) 203 (8.33:1 — <1.0) 5.2) 15.0) 330 (13.0 6.8) HBW degrees 28 30 30 40 40 45 45 VBW degrees 25.7 (16.5:1 >30 <1.9 (18.7) 10.4:1 >30 <1.6) 5.4) 14.0) 1219 (48.3 (9.2 (18.6 (25.8) 152 (6.5) 6.3 6.0) 305 (12.35:1 >30 <1.4:1 — <1.4:1 >30 <1.3 6.2) 16.33:1 >30 <1.0) 7.4:1 — <1.35:1 — <1.0) 1295 (51.0) Width mm (in) 305 (12.1800/1900/UMTS 1850–1990 MHz 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0 7.35:1 >30 <1.1) 5.5) 7.4:1 >30 <1.4 (17.5 4.33:1 — <1.3 (11.0) 1219 (48.0) 5.5) 16.1) 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 178 (7.6) 16.0 (20.5 (10.0) 4.6) 14.0) 2052 (80.0) 330 (13.4) 1306 (51.7 USLS dB 18 16 — — 18 18 18 F/B dB 35 40 40 40 40 40 40 Isolation dB VSWR — <2.7) 14.33:1 >30 <1.0) 7.6) 15.3 (11.0 (17.0) 1473 (58.8) 173 (6.0) 1422 (56. *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible.33:1 >30 <1.5 (16.1) 173 (6.3 (9.2 (18.8) 2052 (80.3 (9.3 (11.1 (13.0) 7.0 7.1) 18.0 6.0) 330 (13.2) 13.3 (16.4:1 — <1.8) 14.0 (18.9) HBW degrees 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).9 (18.3 (16.0) 1219 (48.35:1 >30 <1.5) 4.0) 5.2) 15.0) 8.7 (16.0) 330 (13.0) 8.0 7.8) 165 (6.35:1 >30 <1.0) 1295 (51.7) 18.0) 279 (11.4 (12. W 50 250 250 250 250 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 1.0) 6.0 (19.5) 13.0) 7.5:1 Max.35:1 >30 <1.4:1 — <1.5) 8.0) VBW degrees 40.5 (10.4 (16.0) 1372 (54.1 (15.6) 1387 (54.5 6.4 (3.0) 14.1) 16.8) 14.0) 1295 (51.9 (16.35:1 >30 <1.2) 6. Please see www.0) 1829 (72.0 (19.0) 173 (6.9 (17.5 (10.4:1 — <1.0 4.4 (16.8) 173 (6.5) 203 (8.5) 4.0) 4.0) 5.5) 165 (6.4) 1311 (51.0 7.6) 5.4:1 — <1. W 250 250 250 250 250 300 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 1.7 (17.1) 17.8) 15.8) 173 (6. Vertical Polarization Model PCS-06509-0DM 948F65T2ZE-M 948F65T4ZE-M 948F65T6ZE-M PCS-06515-0DH *HBV-6516LS-VTM RV65-18-00DPL2 RV65-18-02DPL2 RV65-18-04DPL2 UMW-06516-0DH UMW-06516-2DH UMW-06516-4DH 950F65T2ZE-B *950G65VTZE-M RV65-19-00DP RV65-19-02DP UMW-06517-2DH Type Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Sector Sector Sector Frequency (MHz) 1710–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1710–1990 1710–2180 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1710–2170 Tilt degrees 0 2 4 6 0 0–7 0 2 4 0 2 4 2 0–7 0 2 2 Gain dBd (dBi) 8.5) 8.35:1 Max.0) 5.9 (17.3 USLS dB 18 18 15 18 15 18 15 18 20 15 15 15 15 18 18 15 — — — — 20 16 15 F/B dB 30 30 30 30 30 25 32 29 30 25 30 25 25 36 36 36 34 34 30 30 30 34 30 Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1.4) 14.0) 203 (8.4 (18.0) 173 (6.2 (17.0 7.0 (11.0 7.0) HBW degrees 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 VBW degrees 7.5 7.0 4. Vertical Polarization Model DB992HG28N-B DB978G30E-M 982G30T2E-M DB950G40E-M 950F40T2E-M RV45-19-00DPL4 RV45-19-02DPL4 Type Sector Sector Sector Directed Dipole™ Directed Dipole Sector Sector Frequency (MHz) 1710–2490 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 Tilt degrees 0 0 2 0 2 0 2 Gain dBd (dBi) 14.0) 178 (7.5) 8.1 (13.5 (21.0 6.3) 1367 (53.5 5.0) 173 (6.0) 1524 (60.0) 1422 (56.35:1 — <1.4 (12.0) 5.0) 7.0) 4.1 (16.8) 173 (6.4:1 — <1.1) 17.5) 165 (6.5) 16.6) 14.0 (22.4 (12.35:1 >30 <1.0) 1524 (60.5) 6.0) 4. then tilt.4 (12.1 (15.5) 14.3 (9.0 6. Input Power.6 (19.5 (12.5 USLS dB 15 16 20 20 17 18 18 18 18 17 17 16 20 17 — — 14 F/B dB 25 40 40 40 30 36 34 30 30 28 26 28 38 40 34 34 30 Isolation dB VSWR — <1.0 6.1) 16.0) 18.1 (13.andrew.0:1 — <1.1) 15.33:1 — <1.0) 7.2) 13.0) 4.6) 5.8) 1372 (54.8) 307 (12.5) 8.3 (11.0) 165 (6.33:1 >30 <1.7 (17.2 (18.0 (22.7 (20.5 7.4:1 Max.andrew.2) 15.9) Width mm (in) 173 (6.0) 330 (13. Dual Polarization Model RR90-16-02DPL2 DB932DG90E-M DB932QDG90EM 932DG90T2E-M 932QDG90T2EM 932DG90T4E-M 932QDG90T4EM UMWD-09014B-0DH UMWD-09014B-2DH *UMWD-09014B-XDH *ADFD1820-9090B-XDM UMWD-09014-4DH UMWD-09014-6DH RR90-17-00DPL2 RR90-17-02DPL2 RR90-17-VDPL2 FR90-16-00DP FR90-16-02DP RR90-18-00DP RR90-18-02DP UMWD-09016-2DH UMWD-09016-4DH *UMWD-09016-XDH Type DualPol® DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 Tilt degrees 2 0 0 2 2 4 4 0 2 0–8 0–8 4 6 0 2 2–7 0 2 0 2 2 4 0–5 Gain dBd (dBi) 13.5:1 >30 <1.8) 173 (6.0 (18.35:1 — <1.33:1 — <1. Input Power.5) 5.5 (18.0) 1422 (56.5 (16.1 (18.0 8.0) 9.0 5.0 (18.5) 6.3 (16.1 (18.6) 1422 (56.1) 15.6 (19.8) Width mm (in) 203 (8.5 4.2) 6.1 (18.2) 15. All specifications are subject to change.0 6.0) 16.6) 1387 (54.5) 14.8) 173 (6. W 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 300 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 300 300 300 Weight kg (lb) 5.6 (16.0) 1295 (51.1 (13.35:1 — <1.6 (20.33:1 — <1.5 7.0 7.3 (16.0 (13.9 (17.8) 173 (6.4) 1306 (51.0) 1372 (54.0 (13. Input Power.0) 1295 (51.7 (17.8) <60° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).8) 203 (8.0) 8.1 (15.1 (13.8) 173 (6.33:1 — <1.0) 305 (12.0 7.0 6.0) 1473 (58.0 4.0) 1829 (72.0) Length mm (in) 305 (12.5 6.0) 330 (13.0) 1524 (60.0) 1306 (51.4 (18.35:1 — <1.33:1 >30 <1.8) 2052 (80.35:1 >30 <1.0) Length mm (in) 1219 (48.1) 15.5) Length mm (in) 267 (10.6 (19.4 (12. 5 7.6) 14.4 (17.0) Radome OD mm (in) 38.5) 14.9 (10.com .1800/1900/UMTS 1850–1990 MHz 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0 5.0 8.7) 14.5) 3.4:1 — <1.5:1 — <1.8) 1956 (77.35:1 — <1.33:1 — <1. Input Power.5:1 Max.0 (5.0) 4.9) 15.0 USLS dB — — — — F/B dB — — — — Isolation dB VSWR — <1.2) 14.0) 1524 (60.4:1 — <1.3 (16.33:1 — <1.0) >105° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).andrew.0) 7.0 6.3 (16. Vertical Polarization Model ASPP2933E ASPP2936E DB910CE-M DB910T3CE-M Type Omni Omni Omni Omni Frequency (MHz) 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 3 Gain dBd (dBi) 3.9 (16.0 (8.7) 14.0 (16.3) 7.0) 1524 (60.1 (16.9 (10.0) 173 (6.0) 3.0) 13.0 (12. Vertical Polarization Model DB948F85E-M 948F85T2E-M 948F85T4E-M 948F85T6E-M DB950G85E-M 950F85T2E-M 950F85T4E-M 950F85T6E-M *950G85VTE-M PCS-09014-0DH PCS-09014-2DH RV90-17-02DP UMW-09015-0DH UMW-09015-2DH UMW-09015-4DH RV90-18-00DP RV90-18-02DP PCS-09016-0DH UMW-09016-2DH DB983G90A-M Type Directed Dipole™ Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Frequency (MHz) 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1850–1990 1710–1990 1710–1990 1850–1990 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1850–1990 1850–1990 1710–1990 1710–2180 1850–1990 Tilt degrees 0 2 4 6 0 2 4 6 0–7 0 2 2 0 2 4 0 2 0 2 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 14.33:1 — <1.0 6.4 (16.5 (16.4 (12.0 6.0 (12.1 (1.5) 15.0) 1227 (48.3) 76 (3.5) 5.0 8. 30 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.0) 1219 (48.5 4.4:1 — <1.8) 173 (6.6 (16.0) 3.1) 6.8) 203 (8.3) 84 (3.5) Length mm (in) 1961 (77.8 (2.8 (15.0) 1473 (58.8 (16.9 (8.0) 1524 (60.0) 50.4:1 — <1.0) 1524 (60.0) 102 (4.2 (11.5) 3.0) 1953 (76.0) 1219 (48.0) 5. W 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 3.33:1 — <1.5) HBW degrees 110 110 VBW degrees 4.4:1 Max.0 12.7) 14.8) 165 (6. Input Power. then tilt.5) 14.com for the most current information.0) 5.7 (17.6) 17.0) 7.0) 76 (3.33:1 Max.5 4.1) Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).0) 1524 (60.4:1 — <1.3 (16.1) HBW degrees 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 85 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 VBW degrees 8.1) 13.7 (17.9) 15.5 8.5 (16.0 8.4 (12.0) 7.4 (16.8) 173 (6.5) 50.0) 173 (6.1 (13.0) 102 (4.5) 38.5 4.8) 15.35:1 — <1.2 (11.8 (2.5) 14.0) 1829 (72.33:1 — <1.5) 5.35:1 — <1.9) 14.1) 14.1) 10.8) 203 (8.0) 1087 (42.33:1 — <1. W 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 8.0 6.0) 2032 (80.9) Width mm (in) 173 (6.5) 3.5) 5.1) 10.3) 84 (3.4 (16.4 (16.4 (12.9) 1981 (78.2 (11.0 (17.andrew.5) 14.33:1 — <1.3) 84 (3.0) 1930 (76.8) 4.0) Length mm (in) 1219 (48.0) Width mm (in) 84 (3.0) 1829 (72.0) 102 (4.4:1 — <1.0 7.6 (8.0) 1219 (48.4:1 — <1.4 (12.0) 1473 (58.5) 5.0 5.6 (8. length (ascending order).0) Length mm (in) 635 (25.5 6.3) 5.9 (8.1 (1. All specifications are subject to change.0 6.4 (12.3) 1422 (56.8) 15.6 (17.5 USLS dB — 16 F/B dB 20 22 Isolation dB VSWR — <1.7 (6.8) 173 (6.8) 6.9 (8.4 (16.0) 1473 (58.5:1 — <1.0) 2.0 4.5 6.0) 203 (8. Vertical Polarization Model PCS-11015-0DH PCS-11015-2DH Type Sector Sector Frequency (MHz) 1710–1990 1710–1990 Tilt degrees 0 2 Gain dBd (dBi) 14.0) 7.9 (8.5 USLS dB 18 16 18 20 — 16 18 16 15 15 15 — 17 16 16 — — 15 15 19 F/B dB 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 25 25 28 30 26 27 25 28 27 30 27 Isolation dB VSWR — <1. W 250 250 200 200 Weight kg (lb) 1.4:1 — <1.3) 1227 (48.4 (16.5:1 — <1.8 (4. *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible.4:1 — <1.8) HBW degrees 360 360 360 360 VBW degrees 32. Please see www.0 6.0) 173 (6.5) 15.5) 5.5 6.5) 5.5 (17.2) 1953 (76.0 (19.3 4.4) 360° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW). Input Power.2 (18.6 (16.8 (16.0) 178 (7.33:1 — <1.8) 173 (6.4 (16.2 (11. 1 12.0) 208 (8.andrew.6) 2174 (85.8) 173 (6.0) 7.5 (20.2) 13.0) 1306 (51.8) 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).6) 269 (10.7) 18.4:1 >30 <1. Dual Polarization Model *ADFD1820-3333B-XDM HBX-3319DS-T0M HBX-3319DS-T2M *HBX-3319DS-VTM HBX-3318ESA-T2M HBX-3318ESA-T4M HBX-4515ESA-T4M HBX-4517ESA-T2M HBX-4517ESA-T4M HBX-4517ESA-T6M *HBX-4517DS-VTM *UMWD-04517-XDM *HBX-4519DS-VTM *UMWD-04519-XDM Type DualPol® quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 Tilt degrees 0–7 0 2 0–9 2 4 4 2 4 6 0–7 0–7 0–5 0–5 Gain dBd (dBi) 18.5) 15.7) 1389 (54.6 (8.5) 1461 (57.1 (20.0) 1422 (56.0) 16.5 (40.0) 305 (12.0 13.0 (18.6) 15.0) 16.6) 269 (10.0) 9.0 (17.0) 13.8) 1422 (56.9) 15.2 (29.6 (17.4 4.2 (20.4:1 >30 <1.4:1 >30 <1.com 31 .0 6.0) 203 (8.0) 1461 (57.7 7.7 6.4:1 >30 <1.4 USLS dB 17 20 20 15 17 17 20 23 20 19 15 15 16 16 F/B dB 40 40 38 35 35 35 35 41 30 39 30 30 32 32 Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1.1 (13.9) 1308 (51.8) 173 (6.2) Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).0) 7.4 (17.4) 1219 (48.5:1 >30 <1.0 (19.0 6. Please see www.5) 17.0) 5.6) 9.4) 15.5 (20.0) 8.5:1 >30 <1.7 (17.0) 16. *Teletilt ® remote electrical tilt compatible.1) 15.6) 18.3 (20.6) 305 (12.4:1 >30 <1.5:1 >30 <1.8 6.8 (18.3 (20.6 6.6) 305 (12.5:1 >30 <1.8) 173 (6.0) 12.4:1 >30 <1.3) 18.6) 18.9 (18.0 6.0) 17.4:1 >30 <1.6) HBW degrees 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 VBW degrees 22.0 4.5) 6.0) 9.2) 6.0) 7.7) 7.9 (18.0) 13.6) HBW degrees 33 33 33 33 33 33 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 45 VBW degrees 6.6) 2174 (85.5) 1461 (57.9) 4.5) 18.4:1 >30 <1.3) 173 (6.4:1 >30 <1.4:1 >30 <1.5 (9.2) 269 (10.9 (30.9) 4. Dual Polarization Model HBX-6511DS-T10M *HBX-6513DS-VTM *HBXX-6513DS-VTM UMWD-06513-0DH UMWD-06513-6DH *931LG65VTE-B HBX-6516DS-T0M HBX-6516DS-T2M HBX-6516DS-T4M *HBX-6516DS-VTM *HBXX-6516DS-VTM *932LG65VTE-B *932LG65VTE-B-H *932QLG65VTEB UMWD-06516-0DH UMWD-06516-2DH UMWD-06516-4DH UMWD-06516-6DH HBX-6516ESA-T2M HBX-6516ESA-T4M HBX-6516ESA-T6M RR65-18-VDUL2 *SBH-2D6516 *HBX-6517DS-VTM *HBXX-6517DS-VTM *CSH-6516A-VT *936LG65VTE-B UMWD-06517-0DH UMWD-06517-2DH UMWD-06517-4DH UMWD-06519-0DH UMWD-06519-2DH Type DualPol® DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol Directed Dipole™ DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol quad Directed Dipole Directed Dipole DualPol quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol SmartBeam™ DualPol DualPol quad DualPol tri-sector Directed Dipole DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 Tilt degrees 10 0–18 0–12 0 6 0–8 0 2 4 0–10 0–10 0–8 0–8 0–8 0 2 4 6 2 4 6 0–10 0–10 0–6 0–6 2–10 0–5 0 2 4 0 2 Gain dBd (dBi) 10.5) 7.5 (17.5) 13.2) 6.4:1 >30 <1.5 (20.1 (20.7) 21.1 (19.5 6.5:1 >30 <1.6) 12.9) 17.5:1 >30 <1.7 (28.0 (13.1) 17.0 (13.4:1 >30 <1.4 (17.6) 269 (10.0) 813 (32.0) 7.9 4.5) 1389 (54.1) 17.1 (20.1 (19. Input Power.5 3.35:1 >30 <1.0 (19. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.4:1 >30 <1.2 (18.5 (12.1 (46.0 7.0) 12.0 (13.7) 1389 (54.8 (14.9) 4.2 4.5) 17.7 (17.0) 8.0 6.2 6.2 4.9) 1989 (78.1) 15.5 (9.0 (18.5:1 Max.1 (13.0) 13.2 (18.7 7.5 (17.7) 15.7 (17.0 (13.6) 269 (10.1) 17.0) 173 (6.7 (17.4) 1306 (51.0) 13.0) 1613 (63.4) 772 (30.0) 2055 (80.2) 15.5) 165 (6.4) 2057 (81.6) 18.0 6.4 (17.5) 14.4:1 >30 <1.2 7.6) 305 (12.5 (20.1) 18.0) 15.2 (29.4:1 >30 <1.5 6.0) 16.5) 165 (6.8 6.4) 18.8 (14.7) 15. W 200 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 17.5) 1308 (51.3 (16.8 (17.0 12.5) 16.5 (9.8) 173 (6. All specifications are subject to change.0) 1219 (48.2 (38.5 USLS dB 17 20 15 17 18 20 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 20 17 16 17 20 17 18 18 18 18 18 16 15 17 18 16 15 16 F/B dB 32 28 30 25 25 35 34 30 30 30 30 35 35 35 25 30 25 25 30 34 34 30 32 30 30 26 35 30 29 30 30 30 Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1.7 6.5:1 >30 <1.8) 173 (6.2) 208 (8.9 (17.1) 16.3 (16.9) 12.8) 173 (6.7 6.5) 1902 (74.7) 15.9 (17.5) 1308 (51.9) 208 (8.0 (19.1 (20.1) 17.0) 1219 (48.0 6.1 (13.0) 3.8) 173 (6.4:1 >30 <1.5) 305 (12.5 (18.8) 208 (8.0) 1422 (56.35:1 >30 <1.0) 305 (12.2) 6.9 (17.4) 1306 (51.2 6.3 6.0) 6.4:1 >30 <1.0 (18.5:1 >30 <1.4:1 >30 <1.6) Width mm (in) 173 (6.4) 772 (30.3 (36.6 (17.0) 7.6 (30.4:1 >30 <1.8) 165 (6.0) Length mm (in) 1448 (57.0) Length mm (in) 384 (15.8 (37.2) 414 (16.6) 269 (10.4) 1306 (51.0 (18.7 (28.2) 173 (6.0) 15. W 100 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 300 250 250 250 200 250 250 250 250 300 300 Weight kg (lb) 1.0) 8.5) 168 (6.4 (19.8) 203 (8.0) 7.4:1 >30 <1.0) 7.0 4.5) 6.0) 9.9 (4.0) 203 (8.4:1 Max.5:1 >30 <1.2) 14.9) 13.6 (8.6 (30.1) 696 (27.2) 1935 (76.4:1 >30 <1.2 12. length (ascending order).0 (19.5 7.1800/1900/UMTS 1920–2180 MHz <60° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).4 4.5 (20.2 (29.5 (9.4:1 >30 <1.1 (15.5 (20.2) 6.0) 203 (8.4) 696 (27.0) 15.3) 2017 (79.5:1 >30 <1.0 6.4:1 >30 <1.5) 1524 (60.7 (17.9) 1902 (74.4 (19. Input Power.4) 1293 (50.4:1 >30 <1.2) 165 (6.1 (15.5:1 >30 <1.com for the most current information.6) 18.4:1 >30 <1.0) 1422 (56.9) 13.4 (17.4) 3.5) 15.5 6.0 6.0) 269 (10.0) 305 (12.9 (13.5:1 >30 <1.0) 168 (6.7 4.1 (20.4:1 >30 <1.0 (19.1) 16.8) 173 (6.4:1 >30 <1.9 (18.5) 1461 (57.0) 4.2) Width mm (in) 564 (22.6) 16.2 3.8 6.0) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.5:1 >30 <1.6) 18.6 (5.0) 203 (8.4 (19.9) 2047 (80.7) 1392 (54.2) 17.0) 1524 (60.6 (17.2) 2.andrew.0 6.0 13.0) 1219 (48.0 6.1) 17.3 (36.0) 200 (7. then tilt.5) 1935 (76.5:1 >30 <1.5:1 >30 <1.7 (17.0) 1461 (57.2 6. 9) Width mm (in) 173 (6.8) 173 (6.0 6.0 7.0) Radome OD mm (in) 50.4:1 >30 <1.5 7.0) 5.0:1 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 173 (6.9 (11.4 (16.4) 1306 (51.0 (22.4:1 — <1.0) 4.8) 173 (6.0) 5.0 (18.4 (12.9 (18.0) 16.9) 15. length (ascending order).5:1 Max.1 (18.2) 16.4 (12.0 4. W 250 250 300 250 250 250 300 300 300 Weight kg (lb) 5.7) 10. Dual Polarization Model UMWD-09014B-0DH UMWD-09014B-2DH *UMWD-09014B-XDH *ADFD1820-9090B-XDM UMWD-09014-4DH UMWD-09014-6DH UMWD-09016-2DH UMWD-09016-4DH *UMWD-09016-XDH Type DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 Tilt degrees 0 2 0–8 0–8 4 6 2 4 0–5 Gain dBd (dBi) 14.5 (12.com .8 (18.0) 1953 (76.0) 8.0 18 35 — <2.5 (16.4 (12.9) HBW degrees 65 65 65 65 65 65 VBW degrees 6.0 (13.5 (16.4:1 — <1.andrew.com for the most current information.0 5.8 (16.4:1 >30 <1.5) 14.1 (18.2) 14.1) 16.8) 152 (6.4:1 — <1.4 (16.4:1 Max.8) 173 (6.9 (17.1) 173 (6.9) Width mm (in) 173 (6.0) Length mm (in) 305 (12.6) 1387 (54.8) 173 (6.0 5.4:1 — <1.8) 307 (12.4 (3.6) 16.1 (11.5 (18.1 (16.4 (16.8) 173 (6.1 (16.4:1 — <1.0 (11.6) HBW degrees 90 90 90 90 360° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).3 USLS dB 17 16 16 15 F/B dB 30 26 27 30 Isolation dB VSWR — <1.3 (11. Input Power.0 (18.2 (18.8) 173 (6.8) 173 (6.6) 2052 (80.8) Max.8) 173 (6.8) VBW degrees 6.2) 6.8) 2052 (80.8) 1473 (58. W 300 250 250 250 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 5.5:1 Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).0 6.0) 1953 (76. then tilt. 32 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.0) 14.7) 14.0) 5.5 (10.0) 1524 (60.1 (18.2 (18. Input Power. W 250 250 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 5.0) <60° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 1473 (58.8) Max.4 (12.0) 8.6 (16.0 6.5:1 >30 <1.8) Width mm (in) 173 (6. W kg (lb) 250 5.8) 173 (6.3 (16.0) 1473 (58.3 USLS dB 18 20 15 15 15 15 20 16 15 F/B dB 29 30 25 30 25 25 30 34 30 Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1. Input Power.0 7.2) 16.4:1 >30 <1.0) HBW degrees 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 VBW degrees 7. Input Weight Power.9 (17.5:1 >30 <1.0 6.2 6.9 (18.0 (13.4:1 — <1. W kg (lb) 50 1.5:1 >30 <1.4) 14.0) 5.0) 5.5:1 >30 <1. All specifications are subject to change.6) 1387 (54.2) 8.8 (2.1) 15.4) 1306 (51.0) 7.8) 173 (6. Vertical Polarization Model *HBV-6516LS-VTM UMW-06516-0DH UMW-06516-2DH UMW-06516-4DH 950F65T2ZE-B UMW-06517-2DH Type Directed Dipole™ Sector Sector Sector Directed Dipole Sector Frequency (MHz) 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 Tilt degrees 0–7 0 2 4 2 2 Gain dBd (dBi) 16.4:1 — <1.0) 1473 (58.0) 5.1) 5. Input Weight Power.0 — — — <1.0 6.2) Length mm (in) 1397 (55.0) Width mm (in) 305 (12.0) 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0 4. Please see www.0) 6.8) 173 (6.4 (12.5 USLS dB 18 17 17 16 20 14 F/B dB 36 28 26 28 38 30 Isolation dB VSWR — <1.2) 15.2 (18.5) 14.0) 7.4 (12.6) 14.1800/1900/UMTS 1920–2180 MHz 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) HBW VBW USLS F/B Isolation degrees degrees dB dB dB VSWR 360 7.0) HBW VBW USLS F/B Isolation degrees degrees dB dB dB VSWR 28 25.2) 16.8) 2052 (80. Vertical Polarization Model DB992HG28N-B Type Sector Frequency (MHz) 1710–2490 Tilt Gain degrees dBd (dBi) 0 14.3) Length mm (in) 1473 (58.0) Length mm (in) 1306 (51.5 (17.5) Length mm (in) 1367 (53.0 6.4) 1311 (51.4:1 — <1.8) 173 (6.4:1 >30 <1.0 (11.andrew. Vertical Polarization Model UMW-09015-0DH UMW-09015-2DH UMW-09015-4DH UMW-09016-2DH Type Sector Sector Sector Sector Frequency (MHz) 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2180 Tilt degrees 0 2 4 2 Gain dBd (dBi) 14. Vertical Polarization Model DB909E-U Type Omni Frequency (MHz) 1920–2170 Tilt Gain degrees dBd (dBi) 0 8.4:1 Max. *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible.5 7.0) 1473 (58.5 4. Notes Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.com 33 .andrew. com .andrew.Notes 34 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. 700/800/900 MHz ANTENNAS 746–806 MHz 806–896 MHz 806–960 MHz 870–960 MHz . soldering. which reduces system noise D Constructed without welding. D Fixed tilt DualPol models feature Andrew’s patented air dielectric construction. optimal pattern shaping and state-of-the-art air dielectric construction producing consistent unit-to-unit repeatability. LBX Series D Enhanced pattern definition greatly improves front-to-back ratio for significant reduction in interference D Designed with direct grounds. repeatable RF performance and low passive intermodulation D Models that provide full band coverage in the CTSDG.com 170 160 Exceptional upper sidelobe suppression reduces interference 40 50 60 70 80 90 -35-30-25-20-15-10 -5 100 250 110 240 120 230 Directed Dipole™ 130 220 140 210 150 180 30 290 280 190 20 300 60 200 10 310 50 210 0 320 40 220 350 330 30 Standard Panel Antenna 150 200 190 180 170 160 Exceptional azimuth control lowers co-channel interference and reduces soft hand-offs . rivets or screws used in the RF circuit D 100% passive intermodulation (PIM) tested 340 350 0 10 340 20 330 320 310 300 290 70 80 280 270 90 270 100 260 -35-30-25-20-15-10 -5 260 250 110 240 120 230 130 140 LBV Series 36 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. LBX. Andrew’s DualPol® panel antennas provide excellent RF performance with superior gain per unit length.andrew. Wideband and field adjustable models in the Andrew DualPol antenna portfolio offer a wide selection of antenna solutions. and RR series antennas D Variable electrical tilt models that are independently field adjustable with a large selection of models that are fully compatible with Andrew’s Teletilt® RET system Directed Dipole™ Vertical Panel Antennas Andrew features uniquely designed Directed Dipole vertical panel antennas that offer a myriad of benefits. which assures consistent.700/800/900 MHz Features and Benefits DualPol® Panel Antennas The technology leader. 2495–2690) 3 = WiMAX (3300–3800. Band) C = 800 MHz (806–896) G = GSM900 (870–960) K = GSM1800 (1710–1880) P = 1900 MHz (1850–1990) U = UMTS (1920–2180) 2 = WiMAX (2300–2700. Vertical Pol. TILT OPTION # = Degree of Fixed Tilt XD = Variable Electrical Tilt R2 = ATC200 Teletilt® RET Ready CONNECTOR TYPE D = 7–16 DIN. 3400–3600) 5 = WiMAX (5150–5875) POLARIZATION H = Horizontal Pol V = Vertical Pol X = DualPol® XX = Dual DualPol® (Quad) XXX = Triple DualPol® PATTERN SHAPE–AZIMUTH D = Standard Dipole L = Directed Dipole™ PATTERN SHAPE–ELEVATION F = Optimized Null Fill G = Optimized Gain S = Heavy Upper Sidelobe Suppression (USLS) CONNECTOR OPTION A = 7–16 DIN.700/800/900 MHz Single Band Sector Base Station Antenna Model Number Sequences Typical Style 1 – Model Number Sequence Frequency Band H Gain in dBd Polarization B X Frequency Group - 65 Pattern Shape. 1710–2170 MHz UMWD = DualPol®. Azimuth Tilt Option (A) - VT Connector Option M Mounting Hardware EXTENDED WARRANTY All Andrew sector base station antennas featuring 7–16 DIN connectors carry a 5-year extended warranty. FREQUENCY BAND (MHz) (Shown in Frequency Order) U = 410–500 L = 806–960 H = 1710–2180 W = 2300–5875 FREQUENCY GROUP (Shown in Frequency Order with Band in MHz) B = Broadband (Covers entire U. 1710–2170 MHz *ADFD model numbers show the horizontal BW for both DualPol arrays and exclude the gain. 806–960 MHz CTSDG = Optimized Gain. TECHNOLOGY GROUP ADFD* = Dual DualPol® (Quad. 1710–2170 MHz CTSG = Optimized Gain. Side-By-Side). or H Freq. Female (Bottom) MOUNTING HARDWARE H = High Environment Downtilt Mount and Pipe Mount M = Standard Downtilt Mount and Pipe Mount Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. 1710–1990 MHz UMW = Vertical Pol. 806–960 MHz PCS = Vertical Pol.andrew.com 37 . Female (Bottom) TILT OPTION T# = Degree of Fixed Tilt VT = Variable Electrical Tilt R2 = ATC200 Teletilt® RET Ready MOUNTING HARDWARE M = Standard Downtilt Mount and Pipe Mount Typical Style 2 – Model Number Sequence Technology Group UMWD Gain in dBd - 065 16 Connector Type - Horizontal BW 4 D Tilt Option H Mounting Hardware EXTENDED WARRANTY All Andrew sector base station antennas featuring 7–16 DIN connectors carry a 5-year extended warranty. DualPol®. Elevation 16 Horizontal BW D S Pattern Shape. L. Female (Back) No Character = 7–16 DIN. Stacked Radiators (DB) 8x x Frequency Group Horizontal Beamwidth DG Connector Type 65 Technology Group T6 E - Tilt Option SX Frequency Band EXTENDED WARRANTY All Andrew sector base station antennas featuring 7–16 DIN connectors carry a 5-year extended warranty. Heavy USLS. Heavy USLS. Female (Bottom) A = 7–16 DIN. FREQUENCY GROUP (Shown in Frequency Order) 6x = UHF 8x = 800/900 MHz 9x = 1800/1900 MHz/UMTS/WiMAX NUMBER OF STACKED RADIATORS 800/900 MHz Models: Equals length of antenna (ft) 1710–2170 MHz Models: Equals 2x length of antenna (ft) TILT OPTION None = 0° Fixed Tilt T# = Degree of Fixed Tilt VT = Variable Electrical Tilt R2 = ATC200 Teletilt® RET Ready CONNECTOR TYPE E = 7–16 DIN. Female (Back) FREQUENCY BAND (MHz) (Shown in Frequency Order) C = 420–572 SY = 870–960 A = 740–801 KL = 1710–1880 XT = 806–869 M = 1850–1990 SX = 806–896 B = 1710–2170 XC = 824–896 U = 1920–2170 XY = 806–960 SR = 2100–2700 SY = 870–960 Vertical BW can be estimated based on the # of stacked radiators. Vertically Polarized RR = Optimized Gain. DualPol® RV = Optimized Gain. TECHNOLOGY GROUP F = Optimized Null Fill. Dual DualPol® (Side-By-Side) Typical Style 4 – Model Number Sequence Technology Group RR Connector Type Gain 65 - 17 Horizontal Beamwidth - 02 D Tilt Option Heavy USLS P Frequency Band L x Other EXTENDED WARRANTY All Andrew sector base station antennas featuring 7–16 DIN connectors carry a 5-year extended warranty.andrew. DualPol® FV = Optimized Null Fill. Heavy USLS. Vertical Pol G = Optimized Gain. USLS.700/800/900 MHz Single Band Sector Base Station Antenna Model Number Sequences Typical Style 3 – Model Number Sequence Fixed 0º No. Heavy USLS.com . Vertically Polarized LG = Optimized Gain. Female (Back) FREQUENCY BAND (MHz) (Shown in Frequency Order) A = 806–896 B = 806–960 P = 1850–1990 U = 1710–2180 Y = 2500–2700 OTHER (A dash may precede this character) # = Design Revision Level Q = Side-By-Side R = Factory Installed Actuator 12 = 12 inch Width Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. by dividing the # of stacked radiators into 60 (Ex: 60 divided by 4 stacked radiators z 15° Vertical BW). Directed Dipole™ QDG = Optimized Gain. DualPol®. Vertical Pol DG = Optimized Gain. Vertically Polarized TR = Triple DualPol® GAIN Shown in dBd for 800/900 MHz Models Shown in dBi for 1800/1900 MHz/UMTS Models TILT OPTION ## = Degree of Fixed Tilt V = Variable Electrical Tilt 38 CONNECTOR TYPE D = 7–16 DIN. TECHNOLOGY GROUP DR = Dual DualPol® (Quad) FR = Optimized Null Fill. DualPol® H = Conventional USLS. Vertical Polarization Model DB498-PS Type Yagi Frequency Tilt Gain (MHz) degrees dBd (dBi) 746–806 0 9.andrew. then tilt.andrew.0) Width mm (in) 152 (6.4:1 >105° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 4846 (190. Input Power.8 (2.0 — 15 — <1.5:1 <1. Vertical Polarization Model DB844H90E-A Frequency Tilt Gain Type (MHz) degrees dBd (dBi) Directed Dipole™ 746–806 0 12.5) Max.8) 4496 (177. All specifications are subject to change.3 (16.0) 4211 (165.0) 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).5) Max.0) Width mm (in) 318 (12.2 (11. Input Weight Power.0 (12. W kg (lb) 500 4.5:1 Max.1) HBW degrees 360 360 360 360 VBW degrees 16.5:1 Weight kg (lb) 7.0 (14.5:1 <1. length (ascending order).0) Length mm (in) 1575 (62.1) HBW VBW USLS F/B Isolation degrees degrees dB dB dB VSWR 90 15.com for the most current information.0 15 40 — <1.0 (11.0) 18.0 USLS dB — — — — F/B dB — — — — Isolation dB — — — — VSWR <1.2 (3.5) 17.0 (11. W kg (lb) 100 2.2 (3.0) Length mm (in) 622 (24.1) HBW VBW USLS F/B Isolation degrees degrees dB dB dB VSWR 120 7.0 (16. Please see www.0) 5.1) 9. Vertical Polarization Model DB806-A DB589-A DB810E-PS DB810KE-A Type Omni Omni Omni Omni Frequency (MHz) 740–806 746–806 746–869 746–776 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 6. *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible.0 — 22 — <1.5) Width mm (in) 191 (7.1 (40.700/800/900 MHz 746–806 MHz 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0 7.0) 76.0) 2438 (96.5 (10.3 (25.1) 10.0 (12. W 400 500 500 500 Radome OD mm (in) 50.0 6.0 (8.com 39 .0) 76.8 (2. Input Weight Power.2 (38. Input Weight Length Power. Vertical Polarization Model DB878H120E-A Type Sector Frequency Tilt Gain (MHz) degrees dBd (dBi) 746–806 0 14.3 (5.0) Length mm (in) 1219 (48.5 6. W kg (lb) mm (in) 500 11.0) 360° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).1) HBW VBW USLS F/B Isolation degrees degrees dB dB dB VSWR 60 50.1) 10.8) Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).0) 50.5:1 <1.5:1 Max. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. 700/800/900 MHz 806–896 MHz <60° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW), Dual Polarization Model LBX-3316DS-T0M *LBX-3316DS-VTM LBX-3319DS-T0M *LBX-3319DS-VTM RR45-14-00DBL2 RR45-14-05DBL2 *LBX-4517DS-VTM Type DualPol® DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–941 806–941 806–960 Tilt degrees 0 2–12 0 0–8 0 5 0–10 Gain dBd (dBi) 16.3 (18.4) 15.9 (18.0) 19.2 (21.3) 18.5 (20.6) 14.0 (16.1) 14.0 (16.1) 16.4 (18.5) HBW degrees 33 33 33 33 45 45 45 VBW degrees 15.4 14.0 7.4 7.1 15.0 15.0 9.6 USLS dB 18 15 20 17 18 18 16 F/B dB 38 37 35 35 28 28 32 Isolation dB >30 >30 >30 >30 >25 >25 >30 VSWR <1.4:1 <1.4:1 <1.4:1 <1.4:1 <1.35:1 <1.35:1 <1.4:1 Max. Input Power, W 500 500 500 300 500 500 300 Weight kg (lb) 13.6 (30.0) 17.9 (39.5) 21.3 (47.0) 28.9 (63.8) 11.6 (25.5) 11.6 (25.5) 19.0 (41.9) Length mm (in) 1306 (51.4) 1306 (51.4) 2578 (101.5) 2576 (101.4) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 2012 (79.2) Width mm (in) 592 (23.3) 592 (23.3) 592 (23.3) 592 (23.3) 381 (15.0) 381 (15.0) 389 (15.3) VBW degrees 30.0 16.0 16.0 16.0 14.0 14.0 14.0 14.5 14.0 14.0 12.3 11.5 11.5 10.0 9.5 10.5 10.4 9.0 9.0 10.0 9.5 15.8 15.8 7.5 7.5 7.0 7.0 16.0 USLS dB — 18 18 18 18 17 15 15 15 15 25 18 18 18 18 18 16 15 15 17 18 18 18 15 18 16 17 15 F/B dB 30 23 25 25 30 25 25 30 25 28 25 25 25 30 28 30 24 25 25 25 25 23 23 30 30 32 30 25 Isolation dB >30 >20 >20 >20 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >20 >20 >30 >30 >30 >28 >30 >30 >30 >20 >20 >20 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 VSWR <1.33:1 <1.28:1 <1.28:1 <1.28:1 <1.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.3:1 <1.3:1 <1.3:1 <1.4:1 <1.35:1 <1.35:1 <1.35:1 <1.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.35:1 <1.3:1 <1.3:1 <1.4:1 <1.35:1 <1.28:1 <1.28:1 <1.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.3:1 <1.4:1 <1.4:1 Max. Input Power, W 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 250 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 250 500 500 500 500 500 500 250 500 Weight kg (lb) 2.9 (6.5) 8.2 (18.0) 8.2 (18.0) 8.2 (18.0) 8.4 (18.5) 8.4 (18.5) 9.3 (20.5) 9.3 (20.5) 9.3 (20.5) 9.3 (20.5) 11.6 (25.5) 11.6 (25.5) 11.6 (25.5) 11.8 (26.0) 11.8 (26.0) 11.8 (26.0) 11.6 (25.5) 13.9 (30.6) 13.9 (30.6) 13.9 (30.6) 11.6 (25.5) 15.2 (33.5) 15.2 (33.5) 15.9 (35.0) 16.8 (37.0) 18.5 (40.8) 18.5 (40.8) 20.0 (44.0) Length mm (in) 620 (24.4) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1295 (51.0) 1295 (51.0) 1295 (51.0) 1295 (51.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 1930 (76.0) 1935 (76.2) 1935 (76.2) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 2565 (101.0) 2565 (101.0) 1486 (58.5) Width mm (in) 315 (12.4) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 318 (12.5) 318 (12.5) 269 (10.6) 269 (10.6) 269 (10.6) 269 (10.6) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 318 (12.5) 318 (12.5) 318 (12.5) 305 (12.0) 269 (10.6) 269 (10.6) 269 (10.6) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 318 (12.5) 318 (12.5) 269 (10.6) 269 (10.6) 269 (10.6) OD VBW degrees 15.0 16.0 14.0 14.0 16.0 15.5 9.5 10.4 10.4 7.4 9.5 9.5 15.8 15.8 7.5 7.5 USLS dB 15 18 18 15 18 16 18 18 15 18 18 18 18 18 18 18 F/B dB 29 32 25 25 32 25 25 30 30 30 28 28 30 30 30 25 Isolation dB >30 >20 >30 >30 >20 >30 >30 >28 >30 >30 >20 >20 >25 >25 >30 >30 VSWR <1.4:1 <1.28:1 <1.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.28:1 <1.4:1 <1.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.4:1 <1.4:1 <1.35:1 <1.35:1 <1.28:1 <1.28:1 <1.33:1 <1.33:1 Max. Input Power, W 500 500 500 500 500 300 500 500 300 300 500 500 500 500 500 500 Weight kg (lb) 5.0 (11.0) 8.2 (18.0) 8.2 (18.0) 8.2 (18.0) 8.2 (18.0) 11.8 (26.0) 11.8 (26.0) 14.1 (31.0) 12.0 (26.5) 18.1 (39.9) 15.2 (33.5) 15.2 (33.5) 15.2 (33.5) 15.2 (33.5) 16.8 (37.0) 16.8 (37.0) Length mm (in) 1232 (48.5) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1295 (51.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 1831 (72.1) 2436 (95.9) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) Width mm (in) 229 (9.0) 305 (12.0) 318 (12.5) 318 (12.5) 305 (12.0) 267 (10.5) 318 (12.5) 305 (12.0) 224 (8.8) 226 (8.9) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 318 (12.5) 318 (12.5) 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW), Dual Polarization Model DB852DG65ESX RR65-12-00DBL RR65-12-05DBL RR65-12-10DBL DB854DG65ESX 854DG65T6ESX CTSDG-06513-0DM CTSDG-06513-4DM CTSDG-06513-6DM *CTSDG-06513-XDM LBX-6513EPA-T0M FR65-13-00DBL2 FR65-13-05DAL2 DB856DG65EXY 856DG65T2ESX 856DG65T6ESX RR65-13-VDBL2 CTSDG-06515-4DM CTSDG-06515-6DM *CTSDG-06515-XDM FR65-14-00DBL2 DR65-12-00DBL DR65-12-05DBL DB858DG65ESX 858DG65T3ESX CTSDG-06516-0DM *CTSDG-06516-XDM 854DG70VTRSX Type DualPol® DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol quad DualPol quad DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol tri-sector Frequency (MHz) 806–896 806–941 806–941 806–941 806–896 806–896 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–941 806–941 806–896 806–960 806–896 806–896 806–941 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–941 806–941 806–941 806–896 806–896 806–960 806–960 806–941 Tilt degrees 0 0 5 10 0 6 0 4 6 0–15 0 0 5 0 2 6 0–10 4 6 0–10 0 0 5 0 3 0 0–8 2–14 Gain HBW dBd (dBi) degrees 9.5 (11.6) 65 12.0 (14.1) 65 12.0 (14.1) 65 12.0 (14.1) 65 13.0 (15.1) 65 12.5 (14.6) 65 12.8 (14.9) 65 12.7 (14.8) 65 12.7 (14.8) 65 12.9 (15.0) 65 13.0 (15.1) 65 12.5 (14.6) 65 13.3 (15.4) 65 14.9 (17.0) 65 14.5 (16.6) 65 13.4 (15.5) 65 13.5 (15.6) 65 14.4 (16.5) 65 14.4 (16.5) 65 14.4 (16.5) 65 13.6 (15.7) 65 11.8 (13.9) 65 11.8 (13.9) 65 15.3 (17.4) 65 15.3 (17.4) 65 15.8 (17.9) 65 15.6 (17.7) 65 11.5 (13.6) 70 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW), Dual Polarization Model 854DG85VTEXY RR90-11-00DBL DB854DG90ESX 854DG90T6ESX RR90-11-05DBL *LBX-9012DS-VTM DB856DG90ESX RR90-12-VDBL2 *LBX-9013DS-VTM *LBX-9014DS-VTM FR90-13-00DBL2 FR90-13-05DBL2 DR90-11-00DBL DR90-11-05DBL DB858DG90ESX 858DG90T3ESX Type DualPol® DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol quad DualPol quad DualPol DualPol Frequency Tilt (MHz) degrees 806–960 2–14 806–941 0 806–896 0 806–896 6 806–941 5 806–960 0–16 806–896 0 806–941 0–10 806–960 0–10 806–960 0–8 806–941 0 806–941 5 806–941 0 806–941 5 806–896 0 806–896 3 Gain HBW dBd (dBi) degrees 11.7 (13.8) 85 11.0 (13.1) 90 11.7 (13.8) 90 11.5 (13.6) 90 11.0 (13.1) 90 12.0 (14.1) 90 13.0 (15.1) 90 11.7 (13.8) 90 13.1 (15.2) 90 14.0 (16.1) 90 12.8 (14.9) 90 12.8 (14.9) 90 10.3 (12.4) 90 10.3 (12.4) 90 14.3 (16.4) 90 14.0 (16.1) 90 Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW), length (ascending order), then tilt. All specifications are subject to change. Please see www.andrew.com for the most current information. *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible. 40 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew.com 700/800/900 MHz 806–896 MHz <60° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW), Vertical Polarization Model DB874G35A-XY DB495-A DB842H40E-SX DB848F40E-SX DB848H40E-SX DB872G45A-XY DB844G45ZAXY 844G45VTZASX *LBV-4515LS-VTM DB845N45ZAXY Type Sector Corner reflector Directed Dipole™ Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Frequency (MHz) 806–960 806–896 806–896 806–896 806–896 806–960 806–960 806–941 806–960 806–960 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0–16 0–15 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 16.5 (18.6) 9.0 (11.1) 12.0 (14.1) 17.5 (19.6) 18.2 (20.3) 11.5 (13.6) 15.1 (17.2) 15.3 (17.4) 14.7 (16.8) 16.0 (18.1) HBW degrees 35 40 40 40 40 45 45 45 45 45 VBW degrees 14.5 60.0 30.0 9.0 8.0 30.0 15.0 15.0 16.5 13.0 USLS dB 18 — 15 18 15 15 20 15 22 22 F/B dB 25 25 40 40 40 20 40 35 40 40 Isolation dB — — — — — — — — — — VSWR <1.33:1 <1.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.35:1 <1.4:1 <1.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.5:1 <1.4:1 <1.33:1 Max. Input Power, W 500 150 500 500 500 500 500 500 300 500 Weight kg (lb) 7.9 (17.5) 4.5 (10.0) 6.4 (14.0) 24.9 (55.0) 24.9 (55.0) 3.9 (8.5) 7.7 (17.0) 9.1 (20.0) 9.1 (20.0) 10.4 (23.0) Length mm (in) 1232 (48.5) 305 (12.0) 610 (24.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 610 (24.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1240 (48.8) 1537 (60.5) Width mm (in) 470 (18.5) 457 (18.0) 610 (24.0) 610 (24.0) 610 (24.0) 318 (12.5) 381 (15.0) 381 (15.0) 376 (14.8) 381 (15.0) VBW degrees 30.0 30.0 7.5 7.5 8.0 30.0 16.0 16.0 16.0 15.5 15.0 15.0 15.0 16.0 17.0 13.0 12.4 12.0 12.0 12.0 11.0 10.5 9.0 7.5 10.0 USLS dB — — 18 18 20 15 18 18 18 18 15 15 15 15 20 25 20 — — — — 15 18 — — F/B dB 15 15 28 28 28 40 32 32 32 25 40 40 40 40 34 40 33 33 33 33 25 40 40 40 25 Isolation dB — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — VSWR <1.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.4:1 <1.22:1 <1.22:1 <1.22:1 <1.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.5:1 <1.33:1 <1.4:1 <1.4:1 <1.33:1 <1.35:1 <1.35:1 <1.35:1 <1.35:1 <1.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.5:1 <1.4:1 <1.35:1 Max. Input Power, W 150 150 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 300 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 Weight kg (lb) 2.3 (5.0) 2.3 (5.0) 13.2 (29.0) 13.2 (29.0) 13.2 (29.0) 4.5 (10.0) 8.2 (18.0) 8.2 (18.0) 8.2 (18.0) 6.1 (13.5) 5.4 (12.0) 9.1 (20.0) 5.4 (12.0) 7.3 (16.0) 7.9 (17.5) 8.6 (19.0) 11.6 (25.5) 11.6 (25.5) 11.6 (25.5) 11.6 (25.5) 8.6 (19.0) 9.5 (21.0) 17.7 (39.0) 17.7 (39.0) 15.2 (33.5) Length mm (in) 775 (30.5) 787 (31.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 610 (24.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1232 (48.5) 1237 (48.7) 1524 (60.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) Width mm (in) 152 (6.0) 152 (6.0) 318 (12.5) 318 (12.5) 318 (12.5) 521 (20.5) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 254 (10.0) 521 (20.5) 254 (10.0) 318 (12.5) 312 (12.3) 254 (10.0) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 318 (12.5) 254 (10.0) 521 (20.5) 521 (20.5) 305 (12.0) 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW), Vertical Polarization Model DB499-C DB499-A DB878G60A-XY 878G60T2A-XY 878G60T4A-XY DB842H65E-XY RV65-12-00DBL RV65-12-05DBL RV65-12-10DBL DB874G65A-XY DB844G65ZAXY DB844H65E-XY 844G65T6ZAXY 844G65VTZASX *LBV-6513LS-VTM DB845N65ZAXY LV65-13-00DB2 FV65-13-00DBL2 FV65-13-05DBL2 FV65-13-10DBL2 DB876G65A-XY DB846F65ZAXY DB848F65E-SX DB848H65E-XY FV65-15-05DA2 Type Yagi Yagi Sector Sector Sector Directed Dipole Sector Sector Sector Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Sector Frequency (MHz) 824–896 806–869 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–941 806–941 806–941 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–941 806–960 806–960 806–941 806–941 806–941 806–941 806–960 806–960 806–896 806–960 806–896 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 5 10 0 0 0 6 0–16 0–15 0 0 0 5 10 0 0 0 0 5 Gain dBd (dBi) 10.0 (12.1) 10.0 (12.1) 16.4 (18.5) 16.4 (18.5) 16.3 (18.4) 10.7 (12.8) 12.3 (14.4) 12.3 (14.4) 12.3 (14.4) 14.0 (16.1) 13.8 (15.9) 13.3 (15.4) 13.7 (15.8) 13.0 (15.1) 12.9 (15.0) 14.5 (16.6) 13.5 (15.6) 13.5 (15.6) 13.5 (15.6) 13.5 (15.6) 15.5 (17.6) 14.8 (16.9) 15.0 (17.1) 16.0 (18.1) 14.7 (16.8) HBW degrees 60 60 60 60 60 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW), length (ascending order), then tilt. All specifications are subject to change. Please see www.andrew.com for the most current information. *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew.com 41 700/800/900 MHz 806–896 MHz 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW), Vertical Polarization Model DB842H80E-XY DB844H80E-XY 844H80T6E-XY 844G80VTA-SX DB846H80E-SX DB848H80E-XY DB842H90E-XY DB874G90A-XY DB844H90E-XY 844H90T6E-XY 844G90VTA-SX *LBV-9012LS-VTM FV90-12-00DBL2 FV90-12-05DBL2 FV90-12-10DBL2 DB876G90A-XY DB846G90A-XY FV90-13-00DBL2 FV90-13-05DBL2 FV90-13-10DBL2 DB878G90A-XY DB848F90E-SX DB848H90E-XY 848H90T4E-XY DB493-A Type Directed Dipole™ Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Sector Sector Sector Sector Directed Dipole Sector Sector Sector Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Yagi Frequency (MHz) 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–896 806–896 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–941 806–960 806–941 806–941 806–941 806–960 806–960 806–941 806–941 806–941 806–960 806–896 806–960 806–960 806–866 Tilt degrees 0 0 6 0–16 0 0 0 0 0 6 0–16 0–15 0 5 10 0 0 0 5 10 0 0 0 4 0 Gain HBW dBd (dBi) degrees 10.3 (12.4) 80 12.8 (14.9) 80 12.5 (14.6) 80 12.5 (14.6) 80 14.0 (16.1) 80 14.7 (16.8) 80 9.2 (11.3) 90 12.5 (14.6) 90 12.4 (14.5) 90 12.3 (14.4) 90 11.8 (13.9) 90 11.5 (13.6) 90 11.8 (13.9) 90 11.8 (13.9) 90 11.8 (13.9) 90 13.9 (16.0) 90 14.0 (16.1) 90 12.6 (14.7) 90 12.6 (14.7) 90 12.6 (14.7) 90 15.3 (17.4) 90 13.9 (16.0) 90 14.5 (16.6) 90 14.4 (16.5) 90 6.0 (8.1) 92 VBW degrees 30.0 15.0 15.0 16.0 10.0 7.5 30.0 14.0 15.0 15.0 16.0 17.0 12.0 12.0 12.0 10.0 13.0 9.3 9.3 9.3 6.5 9.0 7.5 7.5 59.0 USLS dB 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 18 15 15 15 20 18 18 18 — 20 18 18 18 18 20 — 15 — F/B dB 40 40 40 35 40 40 40 25 40 40 35 35 26 26 26 25 40 25 25 25 25 40 40 40 20 Isolation dB — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — VSWR <1.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.4:1 <1.5:1 <1.4:1 <1.5:1 <1.33:1 <1.4:1 <1.33:1 <1.4:1 <1.4:1 <1.35:1 <1.35:1 <1.35:1 <1.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.35:1 <1.35:1 <1.35:1 <1.3:1 <1.4:1 <1.5:1 <1.35:1 <1.5:1 Max. Input Power, W 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 300 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 100 Weight kg (lb) 3.2 (7.0) 6.4 (14.0) 6.4 (14.0) 5.2 (11.5) 7.3 (16.0) 12.7 (28.0) 3.2 (7.0) 6.6 (14.5) 6.4 (14.0) 6.4 (14.0) 5.2 (11.5) 6.1 (13.5) 11.6 (25.5) 11.6 (25.5) 11.6 (25.5) 9.5 (21.0) 7.0 (15.4) 11.6 (25.5) 11.6 (25.5) 11.6 (25.5) 11.3 (25.0) 12.7 (28.0) 12.7 (28.0) 12.7 (28.0) 0.3 (0.7) Length mm (in) 610 (24.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1829 (72.0) 2438 (96.0) 610 (24.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1234 (48.6) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 330 (13.0) Width mm (in) 165 (6.5) 165 (6.5) 165 (6.5) 165 (6.5) 165 (6.5) 165 (6.5) 165 (6.5) 267 (10.5) 165 (6.5) 165 (6.5) 165 (6.5) 168 (6.6) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 267 (10.5) 165 (6.5) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 305 (12.0) 267 (10.5) 165 (6.5) 165 (6.5) 165 (6.5) 191 (7.5) VBW degrees 14.0 15.0 10.0 10.5 7.5 7.5 14.0 14.0 9.0 7.0 USLS dB 15 — 15 15 18 15 — 15 15 15 F/B dB 23 40 23 40 25 40 22 21 20 22 Isolation dB — — — — — — — — — — VSWR <1.33:1 <1.4:1 <1.33:1 <1.4:1 <1.33:1 <1.4:1 <1.4:1 <1.3:1 <1.3:1 <1.3:1 Max. Input Power, W 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 Weight kg (lb) 6.6 (14.5) 6.4 (14.0) 10.4 (23.0) 6.8 (15.0) 11.3 (25.0) 12.7 (28.0) 6.4 (14.0) 9.1 (20.0) 13.6 (30.0) 15.4 (34.0) Length mm (in) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.0) 1829 (72.0) 1829 (72.0) 2438 (96.0) 2438 (96.0) 1219 (48.0) 1298 (51.1) 1935 (76.2) 2565 (101.0) Width mm (in) 267 (10.5) 165 (6.5) 267 (10.5) 165 (6.5) 267 (10.5) 165 (6.5) 305 (12.0) 267 (10.5) 267 (10.5) 267 (10.5) VBW degrees 30.0 30.0 30.0 18.0 18.0 16.0 9.0 8.0 8.0 8.0 7.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 6.0 3.0 3.0 USLS dB — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — F/B dB — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — Isolation dB — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — VSWR <1.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.35:1 <1.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.4:1 <1.5:1 <1.5:1 Max. Input Power, W 300 300 300 300 500 500 300 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 Weight kg (lb) 2.9 (6.3) 2.9 (6.3) 2.9 (6.3) 3.8 (8.3) 3.8 (8.3) 7.3 (16.0) 5.2 (11.5) 12.2 (27.0) 12.2 (27.0) 12.2 (27.0) 15.9 (35.0) 17.2 (38.0) 16.3 (36.0) 16.3 (36.0) 16.3 (36.0) 32.2 (71.0) 32.2 (71.0) Length mm (in) 813 (32.0) 813 (32.0) 813 (32.0) 1499 (59.0) 1499 (59.0) 2438 (96.0) 2654 (104.5) 3734 (147.0) 3734 (147.0) 3734 (147.0) 4394 (173.0) 4496 (177.0) 4420 (174.0) 4420 (174.0) 4420 (174.0) 7417 (292.0) 7417 (292.0) Radome OD mm (in) 38.1 (1.5) 38.1 (1.5) 38.1 (1.5) 38.1 (1.5) 38.1 (1.5) 38.1 (1.5) 38.1 (1.5) 76.2 (3.0) 76.2 (3.0) 76.2 (3.0) 65.3 (2.6) 76.2 (3.0) 76.2 (3.0) 76.2 (3.0) 76.2 (3.0) 76.2 (3.0) 76.2 (3.0) >105° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW), Vertical Polarization Model DB874G105AXY DB844H105ESX DB876G105AXY DB846H105ESX DB878G105AXY DB848H105ESX DB874H120ESX CTSG-12010-0DM CTSG-12012-0DM CTSG-12013-0DM Type Sector Directed Dipole™ Sector Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Sector Sector Sector Sector Frequency Tilt (MHz) degrees 806–960 0 806–896 0 806–960 0 806–896 0 806–960 0 806–896 0 806–896 0 806–960 0 806–960 0 806–960 0 Gain HBW dBd (dBi) degrees 11.7 (13.8) 105 11.4 (13.5) 105 13.4 (15.5) 105 12.5 (14.6) 105 14.9 (17.0) 105 14.0 (16.1) 105 11.3 (13.4) 120 10.9 (13.0) 120 12.1 (14.2) 120 13.2 (15.3) 120 360° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW), Vertical Polarization Model DB583-ST DB583-XC DB583-XT DB586-XC DB586-XT DB806E-XT DB589-XT DB809KE-XC DB809KE-XT DB809KT3E-XC ASPD977E DB810E-PS DB810KE-XC DB810KT3E-XC DB810KE-XT DB812KE-XC DB812KE-XT Type Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Frequency Tilt (MHz) degrees 806–941 0 824–896 0 806–869 0 824–896 0 806–869 0 806–869 0 806–869 0 824–896 0 806–869 0 824–896 3 824–896 3–8 746–869 0 824–896 0 824–896 3 806–869 0 824–896 0 806–869 0 Gain HBW dBd (dBi) degrees 3.0 (5.1) 360 3.0 (5.1) 360 3.0 (5.1) 360 6.0 (8.1) 360 6.0 (8.1) 360 6.0 (8.1) 360 9.0 (11.1) 360 9.0 (11.1) 360 9.0 (11.1) 360 9.0 (11.1) 360 8.5 (10.6) 360 10.0 (12.1) 360 10.0 (12.1) 360 10.0 (12.1) 360 10.0 (12.1) 360 12.0 (14.1) 360 12.0 (14.1) 360 Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW), length (ascending order), then tilt. All specifications are subject to change. Please see www.andrew.com for the most current information. *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible. 42 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew.com 2 (21.6 (17.33:1 <1.3) 592 (23.1 9.2 (29.0) 610 (24.9 (17.2) 1935 (76.4 14.0) 1829 (72.4 (18.33:1 <1. then tilt.3) 18.9) 16.6 (19.0 7.0) 1295 (51.0) 4.0) 1829 (72.8 (26.6) 269 (10.0 11.3 (20. W 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 300 500 500 500 500 Weight kg (lb) 13.6 (30.0) 13.0 10.4 (16. length (ascending order).9) Length mm (in) 1232 (48.6) 16.7 (15.4:1 <1.3) VBW degrees 14.8) 12.0 16.5 (10.33:1 <1.0 9.4 (12.33:1 <1.0) 521 (20.9) 12.3 (20.0 17.5) 7. W 500 500 500 250 500 500 500 250 500 250 Weight kg (lb) 9.3:1 <1. All specifications are subject to change. W 500 500 500 300 300 Weight kg (lb) 13.5) 16.6) 11.5) 269 (10.5) 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 2438 (96.5 (13.0) 28.0 (18.4:1 <1.5) 254 (10.33:1 <1.5 (20.7) HBW degrees 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).5) 9.6) 269 (10.0) 1219 (48.1 (13.4 (18.0) 2438 (96.1) HBW degrees 35 45 45 45 45 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).4:1 Max.6) 14.6) 269 (10.8 (16.6) 269 (10.0) 521 (20.4) 13.0) 14.5) 15.5) 18.5 7.5:1 <1.7) 1524 (60.4 7.6) 18. Vertical Polarization Model DB878G60A-XY 878G60T2A-XY 878G60T4A-XY DB842H65E-XY DB874G65A-XY DB844G65ZAXY DB844H65E-XY 844G65T6ZAXY *LBV-6513LS-VTM DB845N65ZAXY DB876G65A-XY DB846F65ZAXY DB848H65E-XY Type Sector Sector Sector Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Frequency (MHz) 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 Tilt degrees 0 2 4 0 0 0 0 6 0–15 0 0 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 16.0 (11.andrew.0) 1219 (48.2 (29.9) 13.4 (12.5) Width mm (in) 470 (18.0) 1935 (76. Dual Polarization Model CTSDG-06513-0DM CTSDG-06513-4DM CTSDG-06513-6DM *CTSDG-06513-XDM DB856DG65EXY CTSDG-06515-4DM CTSDG-06515-6DM *CTSDG-06515-XDM CTSDG-06516-0DM *CTSDG-06516-XDM Type DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 Tilt degrees 0 4 6 0–15 0 4 6 0–10 0 0–8 Gain dBd (dBi) 12.0) 10.0 30.0 15.2) Width mm (in) 592 (23.0) 1219 (48.0 (41.5) 16.5) 1295 (51.4:1 <1.0 15.4 USLS dB 15 16 15 18 F/B dB 29 25 30 30 Isolation dB >30 >30 >30 >30 VSWR <1.0) 1219 (48.5) 9.0) 14.0) 19. Dual Polarization Model LBX-3316DS-T0M *LBX-3316DS-VTM LBX-3319DS-T0M *LBX-3319DS-VTM *LBX-4517DS-VTM Type DualPol® DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 Tilt degrees 0 2–12 0 0–8 0–10 Gain dBd (dBi) 16.1) HBW degrees 85 90 90 90 <60° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 267 (10.3) 592 (23.8) 1537 (60.0) 376 (14.9 (8.0) 9.5) 318 (12.0) Width mm (in) 269 (10.5 (21.9 (15.7 (16.0) 12.5 (16.3 (20.33:1 Max.0) 1295 (51.9 (15.5) 521 (20.1 (20.0 (14.0) 7.6) 13.0) 8.0 (16.0) 1240 (48.0) 13.3:1 <1.0) 1219 (48.9 (30.com 43 .0) VBW degrees 7.4 7.5 (17.33:1 <1.0 10.5 (18.5) 2576 (101.7 (17.4 (18.4:1 <1.1 (39. *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible.8) 14.4) 2012 (79.3) 592 (23.0) 5.7 (39.5 7.4:1 <1.4 (16.0) 14.9 (17.5) 14. Input Power.5 13.5) HBW degrees 33 33 33 33 45 VBW degrees 15.33:1 <1.0 7.4:1 <1.9 (30.33:1 <1.2 (29.4:1 <1.0) 17.8) Length mm (in) 1295 (51.0 14.0) 2438 (96.0) 318 (12.5) 14.0 15.4:1 Max.8) 12.6 (19.4) 10.2) 2565 (101.4:1 <1.0) Length mm (in) 2438 (96.5) 3.0) 1829 (72.4:1 <1.5) 9. Input Power.8) 226 (8.5) 318 (12.0) 9.8) 12.9) Length mm (in) 1306 (51.8 (17.0 (18.9 (18.700/800/900 MHz 806–960 MHz <60° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).8 (15.5) 21.1 (20. Dual Polarization Model 854DG85VTEXY *LBX-9012DS-VTM *LBX-9013DS-VTM *LBX-9014DS-VTM Type DualPol® DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 Tilt degrees 2–14 0–16 0–10 0–8 Gain dBd (dBi) 11.0) 254 (10.6) 15.5 (40.8) 381 (15.0 14.5) 305 (12.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.5 15.0) 6.6) 318 (12.2) 14.8) 19.4:1 Max.4 (23.0) Length mm (in) 1232 (48. Input Power.5) 318 (12.9) Width mm (in) 229 (9.0 10.3 (20.3) 389 (15.3 (47.6) 269 (10.3) 254 (10.3 (18.3 (18.0) 1295 (51.5) 381 (15.33:1 <1.3:1 <1.6) 15.1) 2436 (95.4) 15.0) 312 (12.0) Width mm (in) 318 (12.9 (30.0 (16. Input Power.0 (26.3:1 <1.0 USLS dB 18 15 20 22 22 F/B dB 25 20 40 40 40 Isolation dB — — — — — VSWR <1.8) 16. Input Power.5 30.33:1 <1.7 (14.2) 14.1) 13.4:1 Max. W 500 500 500 300 500 Weight kg (lb) 7.0 7.0) 13.3 (15.0 13.0) 11. Vertical Polarization Model DB874G35A-XY DB872G45A-XY DB844G45ZAXY *LBV-4515LS-VTM DB845N45ZAXY Type Sector Sector Directed Dipole™ Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Frequency (MHz) 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 0–15 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 16.6) 269 (10.8) 18.5 8.0) 1237 (48.6 USLS dB 18 15 20 17 16 F/B dB 38 37 35 35 32 Isolation dB >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 VSWR <1.9 (63.7 (12.5) 5.0) 1831 (72.9) 15. W 500 300 300 300 Weight kg (lb) 5.4) 1306 (51.5) 8.3:1 <1.5 (40.5 10.0 9.3:1 <1.6) 13.0) 17.andrew.5) 11.9) VBW degrees 14.8) 12.0 USLS dB 15 15 15 15 18 15 15 17 16 17 F/B dB 25 30 25 28 30 25 25 25 32 30 Isolation dB >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 VSWR <1.0 15.0) 9. Please see www.4 (16.9 (17. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.4:1 <1.8 (14.7 (13.5) 224 (8.0) 1930 (76.33:1 <1.5 USLS dB 18 18 20 15 18 15 15 15 20 25 — 15 — F/B dB 28 28 28 40 25 40 40 40 34 40 25 40 40 Isolation dB — — — — — — — — — — — — — VSWR <1.0) 2565 (101.5) 610 (24.4:1 <1.6) VBW degrees 15.5 14.7 (14.4) 2578 (101.8 (26.4:1 <1.1) 13.1 (15.0 15.1) HBW degrees 60 60 60 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).9 (39.com for the most current information.6) 269 (10.1 (17.5) 254 (10. 0) 2438 (96.7 (28.5) 165 (6.0) 12.3:1 <1.33:1 <1.5 (13.0 (15.1) 1935 (76.5 7.5) 165 (6.4 (34.0) 12.4) 14.0 10.5) 165 (6. 44 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.0) 6.5) 165 (6.8) 13. Vertical Polarization Model DB874G105AXY DB876G105AXY DB878G105AXY CTSG-12010-0DM CTSG-12012-0DM CTSG-12013-0DM Type Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Frequency (MHz) 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 11.5) 9.3) HBW degrees 105 105 105 120 120 120 Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).7 (16.com .5) 267 (10.33:1 <1.0) 1219 (48.0 15.0 15.5:1 <1.3) 12.0 (16.0) 12.5) VBW degrees 14.0) 6.1 (14.5) 267 (10.0) 9.0) 6.5 (16.3:1 <1.0) 12.4) 12.4 (15.2 (11.9 (16.0 17.0 6.5:1 <1. Input Power.5 7.5) 165 (6.5) 267 (10.0) 1298 (51.4) 11.0) 14.0) 7.0) 2438 (96.1) 15.5) 165 (6.3:1 Max.1 (13.7 (13.5) >105° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0 7.5) HBW degrees 80 80 80 80 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 VBW degrees 30.5 (14.2 (7.5) 267 (10.5) 267 (10.6) 267 (10.9) 12.6 (14.0) 1829 (72.0) 1219 (48.5) 165 (6.0) 1219 (48.5) 14.6 (14.4 (14.0) Length mm (in) 610 (24.0) 10.35:1 Max. W 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 300 500 500 500 500 500 Weight kg (lb) 3.0 15.5 (14.0) 6.2) 2565 (101.0) Width mm (in) 267 (10.5:1 <1.5) 267 (10. Vertical Polarization Model DB842H80E-XY DB844H80E-XY 844H80T6E-XY DB848H80E-XY DB842H90E-XY DB874G90A-XY DB844H90E-XY 844H90T6E-XY *LBV-9012LS-VTM DB876G90A-XY DB846G90A-XY DB878G90A-XY DB848H90E-XY 848H90T4E-XY Type Directed Dipole™ Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Frequency (MHz) 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 Tilt degrees 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 6 0–15 0 0 0 0 4 Gain dBd (dBi) 10.0 10.3 (17.5) 6.0) Length mm (in) 1219 (48.6) 12.33:1 <1.0) 15.4 (23.4 (16.5 30.3 (25.0 7.0 14.0) 2438 (96.6 (30.6) 14.4 (14. then tilt.0) 1234 (48.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.7 (28. Input Power.8 (14.0 9.5 14.0) Width mm (in) 165 (6.com for the most current information.5) 168 (6.6) 13.3 (12.0) 1219 (48.andrew.5:1 <1.andrew. *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible.0) 11.8) 9. Please see www.4:1 <1.3 (14.5) 165 (6.5:1 <1.7 (28.5) 267 (10.0) 13.2) 13.3 (25.4:1 <1.4 (14.4 (14.0) 1829 (72.6) 14.5 (21.5 USLS dB 15 15 15 15 15 18 15 15 20 — 20 18 — 15 F/B dB 40 40 40 40 40 25 40 40 35 25 40 25 40 40 Isolation dB — — — — — — — — — — — — — — VSWR <1.33:1 <1.4:1 <1. W 500 500 500 500 500 500 Weight kg (lb) 6.1 (20.0 USLS dB 15 15 18 15 15 15 F/B dB 23 23 25 21 20 22 Isolation dB — — — — — — VSWR <1.0) 2438 (96.5) 165 (6.0 13.0) 2438 (96.0) 6.5) 12.0 15.9 (13. All specifications are subject to change.0) 3.0) 1219 (48.9 (17.5) 10.2 (7.6) 1829 (72.700/800/900 MHz 806–960 MHz 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).3:1 <1.0 7.4 (14.2 (15. length (ascending order).0) 610 (24.4) 11. 0) 470 (18.5) 16.3:1 <1.1 9.4 14.0) 1829 (72.0) 1240 (48.6) 17.0 14.0 (18.9 (8.33:1 <1.5 (1.1) 10.5) 9.4 (16.0) 11.5) 14.4) 2012 (79. then tilt.0) 2449 (96.6) 269 (10.5) 9.andrew.5) 9.5 10.0) 1935 (76.0 (14.6) 13.5 14.7 (13.2 (18.0 (26.5) VBW degrees 30.1) 14.4) 12.0 7.4:1 <1.0) 2438 (96.1 (39.5 (17.8) 381 (15.0 14.5) 318 (12.9 (15.7 (17.3) 267 (10.5) 269 (10.7 (28.6) 13.3) 592 (23.0) 3.9 (18.5) 7.3) 18.6) 318 (12.0 (18.5) 15.5) 14.0 15.3:1 <1.8 (17.0) 13.9 (17.8) 18.0 14.5) 269 (10.2 (21.com 45 .4:1 <1.8) 15.3) 389 (15.5) 2438 (96.9 (30.0) 1232 (48.0) 19.8) 15.9 (39.7 (17.0) 1219 (48.9) 12.4) 318 (12.33:1 <1.0) 1308 (51.0) 11.5) 9.5) 381 (15.3:1 <1. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.1) Length mm (in) 610 (24.5) 2576 (101.0 (14.5) 610 (24.2) 14. Dual Polarization Model DB852DG65ESY DB854DG65ESY 854DG65T6ESY CTSDG-06513-0DM CTSDG-06513-4DM CTSDG-06513-6DM *CTSDG-06513-XDM DB856DG65EXY CTSDG-06515-4DM CTSDG-06515-6DM *CTSDG-06515-XDM DB858DG65ESY 858DG65T3ESY 858DG65T6ESY 858DG65T9ESY CTSDG-06516-0DM *CTSDG-06516-XDM Type DualPol® DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 870–960 870–960 870–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 870–960 870–960 870–960 870–960 806–960 806–960 Tilt degrees 0 0 6 0 4 6 0–15 0 4 6 0–10 0 3 6 9 0 0–8 Gain dBd (dBi) 10.0 8.0 7.0 14.1) 13.0 14.5) 686 (27.2) 1935 (76.5 14. W 500 500 500 500 500 500 250 500 500 500 250 500 500 500 500 500 250 Weight kg (lb) 2.9 (17.7 (13.9) Length mm (in) 1306 (51.4:1 <1.4 (14.5) 21. Please see www.8) 12.0) 2565 (101.4:1 <1.4 (23.0) 15.6) 16.8) 12.0) 1295 (51.4 7.4:1 <1.0 15.9 (20.2 (18.5 14.6 (16.4 (16.1) 2436 (95.4:1 Max.8) 16.700/800/900 MHz 870–960 MHz <60° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).8) 1537 (60.0) 7.5 (15.0 7.5) 8.33:1 <1.33:1 <1. All specifications are subject to change.4 (18.5:1 <1.9) 318 (12.6 (30.0) 318 (12.4 (34.com for the most current information.5) 8.3 (18.7 (16.0 USLS dB 15 15 15 16 15 15 18 15 18 F/B dB 29 27 27 25 30 30 30 30 30 Isolation dB >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 VSWR <1.33:1 <1.9 (55.0) 2565 (101.6) 269 (10.5) 224 (8.3 (20.7 (16.0) Width mm (in) 610 (24.4 (14.5) 1831 (72.0) 17.0) 610 (24.3) 592 (23.33:1 <1.0 USLS dB 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 18 15 15 17 16 18 18 18 16 17 F/B dB 30 30 30 25 30 25 28 30 25 25 25 30 30 30 30 32 30 Isolation dB >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 VSWR <1.0) 8.33:1 <1.5 (32.5:1 <1.0 (16.0) 610 (24.6) 269 (10.6) 269 (10.0) 2438 (96.2) Width mm (in) 592 (23.33:1 <1.6 (17.0) Length mm (in) 1232 (48.0) 203 (8.6) 13.33:1 <1.5) 1295 (51.5 (13.0 43.7) 1295 (51.7 (14.3:1 <1.5) HBW degrees 33 33 33 33 45 VBW degrees 15.0) 16.5 15.0) 12.9) 2438 (96.0 (41.1) 15.33:1 Max.6) 318 (12.5) 269 (10.5 9.8 (17.3 (20.0) Width mm (in) 315 (12.0) 1842 (72.5) 13.5) 312 (12.9 (30.8 (14. W 500 500 500 500 500 500 300 500 150 Weight kg (lb) 6.4 (15.1) HBW degrees 35 35 35 35 45 45 45 45 52 Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).8 (26.6) 269 (10. Input Power.33:1 <1.4 (18.7 (14.0 9.0) 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).3 (15. W 500 500 500 300 500 300 300 500 500 Weight kg (lb) 5. *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible. Input Power.4:1 Max.0 7.4) 1295 (51.3:1 <1.0) 14.5) 1219 (48.8) 14.0) 14.8) 19.33:1 <1.0) 1295 (51.8) 12.0 7.9) 15.5 (40.0) 14.0 (12.4:1 <1.0 10.1 (20.9 (30.3:1 <1.2) 2438 (96.4:1 <1.0) 318 (12.33:1 <1. Vertical Polarization Model DB842H35E-SY DB844H35E-SY DB874G35A-XY DB848H35E-SY DB872G45A-XY DB844G45ZAXY *LBV-4515LS-VTM DB845N45ZAXY ASPG962 Type Directed Dipole™ Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Yagi Frequency (MHz) 870–960 870–960 806–960 870–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 870–960 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 0 0 0 0–15 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 12.0 (11.5) 315 (12.0) 1930 (76. Dual Polarization Model LBX-3316DS-T0M *LBX-3316DS-VTM LBX-3319DS-T0M *LBX-3319DS-VTM *LBX-4517DS-VTM Type DualPol® DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 Tilt degrees 0 2–12 0 0–8 0–10 Gain dBd (dBi) 16.0 10.0) 1313 (51.0) 0.1 (15.6) VBW degrees 15.5) 11.0 USLS dB 15 15 18 15 15 20 22 22 — F/B dB 40 40 25 40 20 40 40 40 20 Isolation dB — — — — — — — — — VSWR <1.5 (20.0 9.3 (20.1) 11.33:1 <1.6 USLS dB 18 15 20 17 16 F/B dB 38 37 35 35 32 Isolation dB >30 >30 >30 >30 >30 VSWR <1.5 30.andrew.5) 18.4) 2578 (101.33:1 <1.0 16.7) HBW degrees 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 376 (14. W 500 500 500 300 300 Weight kg (lb) 13.4 (18.4 7.5 (40.8) Length mm (in) 620 (24.8 (26.3) VBW degrees 30.4:1 <1.0) 11.9) 14.9 (6.0) 28.9 (35.5:1 Max.4 (34.0) 18.0 14.6) 15.4:1 <1.5 (18.7) HBW degrees 85 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 <60° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).9) 15.8) 226 (8. Input Power.3 (20.4 7.0) 12.0) Width mm (in) 229 (9. Input Power.5 7. length (ascending order).6) 269 (10.4) 1306 (51.0) 9.0) 1295 (51.4:1 <1.33:1 <1.8 (37.6) 15.0) 15.5 13.5) 318 (12.0 7.4 (16.7 (17.1) 13.3) 592 (23.5 7.8 (26. Dual Polarization Model 854DG85VTEXY DB854DG90ESY 854DG90T6ESY *LBX-9012DS-VTM DB856DG90ESY *LBX-9013DS-VTM *LBX-9014DS-VTM DB858DG90ESY 858DG90T3ESY Type DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 806–960 870–960 870–960 806–960 870–960 806–960 806–960 870–960 870–960 Tilt degrees 2–14 0 6 0–16 0 0–10 0–8 0 3 Gain dBd (dBi) 11.5) 24.0 (12.0) 10.4) 2438 (96.5 (32.6) 16.4:1 <1.0) 8.5) 318 (12.0) 1219 (48.3 (47.9 (63.4) 318 (12.4) 15.2) 14.4:1 <1.33:1 <1.5) 318 (12.8) 12.1 (17. 0) 2438 (96.0) 6.0 USLS dB 15 15 18 15 15 15 F/B dB 23 23 25 21 20 22 Isolation dB — — — — — — VSWR <1.8 (1.0) 4394 (173.0 15.0) 6.9) 16.4) 11.5) 267 (10.5 (10.0) Length mm (in) 610 (24.0 (11.6 (30.0) 6. Input Power.5 USLS dB 15 15 15 15 15 18 15 15 20 — 20 18 — 15 F/B dB 40 40 40 40 40 25 40 40 35 25 40 25 40 40 Isolation dB — — — — — — — — — — — — — — VSWR <1.3 (12.4:1 <1.2 (3.0) 7.0) 1219 (48.5:1 <1.5 14.0) 1219 (48.0) 13.3 (2.7 (28.5) 165 (6.4 (14. 46 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.4) 11.0 30.0) 9.9 (13.7 (12.3) 3.0) 1234 (48.9 (35.7) 2.5) VBW degrees 30.3 (15.4 (12.0 15.0 10.2 (3.7 (28.0) 610 (24.5) 6.0) 2438 (96.6 (19. Input Power.33:1 <1.2 (11.33:1 <1. W 500 500 500 500 500 500 Weight kg (lb) 6.7 (39.0 9.0) 3454 (136.5) 521 (20.0) 12.0 7.5 (13.0) 9.5) 165 (6.1 (1.4) 14.0 8.1) 1935 (76.0) 9.0) 15.6) 14.0) 1829 (72.1) 9.0) 6.4 (18.0 (11.5) 168 (6.com for the current information.5:1 <1.2 (7.5) 14.1) 9.0) 1237 (48.0) 2438 (96.9 (15.0) 1334 (52.0) 3.3:1 <1.1) 12.2 3.9 (17.0 (11.6) 267 (10.1) HBW degrees 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).0) 312 (12.5) VBW degrees 14.0 (11.3) 12.2 (11.4 (14.5:1 <1.5) 165 (6.5) 267 (10.33:1 <1.0) 1298 (51.2) 13. W 300 300 300 300 300 500 500 500 500 500 Weight kg (lb) 2.0) 1829 (72.0) 1499 (59.5:1 <1.0) 2438 (96.3 (5.5) 254 (10.0) 521 (20.4:1 <1.5:1 <1.0 6.1 (20.5:1 <1.0) 1219 (48.4 (18.5) 267 (10.5) 38.6 (14.5) 267 (10.1) 9.6) 15.1) 6.1) 15.6) 1829 (72.0 15.6 (14.5 (17.0) Length mm (in) 813 (32.5 (14.0) 5118 (201.8) 14.3 (25.0) 2438 (96.0 (16.0) 318 (12.0) Width mm (in) 180 (7.6) 76.5) 11.5 15.4 (23.0) 5.33:1 <1. Input Power.5) 12.8) 13. Vertical Polarization Model DB842H80E-XY DB844H80E-XY 844H80T6E-XY DB848H80E-XY DB842H90E-XY DB874G90A-XY DB844H90E-XY 844H90T6E-XY *LBV-9012LS-VTM DB876G90A-XY DB846G90A-XY DB878G90A-XY DB848H90E-XY 848H90T4E-XY Type Directed Dipole™ Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Frequency (MHz) 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 Tilt degrees 0 0 6 0 0 0 0 6 0–15 0 0 0 0 4 Gain dBd (dBi) 10.5:1 <1.0) Length mm (in) 686 (27.0) Width mm (in) 165 (6.0) 17.0) 2438 (96.1) 13.0) 254 (10.0 17.0 9.33:1 <1.6) 14. W 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 300 500 500 500 500 500 Weight kg (lb) 3.33:1 <1.0 (5.8 (8.2 (7.7 (16.5:1 <1.0) 2438 (96.5:1 <1.0 (12.5) 318 (12.3) 3.4) 12.33:1 <1. Input Power.1 (1.6) 10.5 (21.0) 12.0) 521 (20.5) 165 (6.5) 267 (10.0) 1219 (48.1) 16. Please see www.1) 8.6) 14.0) 76.3 (14.0) 76.3:1 <1.0 10.5) 9.3:1 Max.0) Radome OD mm (in) 38.0 17.0) 610 (24.1) 6.5:1 <1.2 (29.5 (14.5 (16.5) 38.3:1 <1.9 (35.0 7.3) HBW degrees 105 105 105 120 120 120 360° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).1 (13.8 (15.2 (27.0) 12.5) 305 (12.700/800/900 MHz 870–960 MHz 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).7 (13.0) 13.2 (15.1 (13.3 (18.0 (12.5:1 <1.3) 5.0) 3734 (147.8 (8.0 10.9) 13.1) 137 (5.2 (3.0 30.0) 762 (30.4 (12.0) 1219 (48.4 (15.4:1 <1.5 (10.33:1 <1.0) 10.0) 12.0) 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).6) 13.2 (3.7 (15.0) 1219 (48.4) 10. then tilt.5) 318 (12.0) 2438 (96.2 (11.33:1 <1.9 (16.0) 4.0) 12.2 (29.0 (14.5 8.5) 76.0 (18.4 (14. Vertical Polarization Model DB583-Y DB586-Y DB586T3-Y DB589-Y DB589T3-Y DB809KE-SY DB809KT3E-Y ASPJ977E DB810KE-SY DB812KE-Y Type Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Frequency (MHz) 890–960 890–960 890–960 890–960 890–960 870–960 885–960 872–960 870–960 890–960 Tilt degrees 0 0 3 0 3 0 3 3–8 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 3.7) 1524 (60. All specifications are subject to change.8 (14.5:1 <1.4 (16.0) 29.6) 12.0) 13.8 (26.2) 2565 (101.0) Width mm (in) 267 (10.5) 5.9 (17.5 (16.0 (8.9) 12.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.5) 165 (6.5 (65.0 13.5 7.0 11.3 (25.5) 267 (10.3 (17.33:1 <1. Vertical Polarization Model DB874G105AXY DB876G105AXY DB878G105AXY CTSG-12010-0DM CTSG-12012-0DM CTSG-12013-0DM Type Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Sector Frequency (MHz) 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 11.1) 9.0) 2438 (96.1) 10.33:1 <1.5:1 <1.0) 13.4:1 <1.33:1 <1.0) 6.5) 16.4:1 Max.1 (1.5:1 Max.9 (6.5 7.0 13.0) 1829 (72. Vertical Polarization Model ASPJ810 DB499-K DB878G60A-XY 878G60T2A-XY 878G60T4A-XY DB842H65E-XY DB874G65A-XY DB844G65ZAXY DB844H65E-XY 844G65T6ZAXY *LBV-6513LS-VTM DB845N65ZAXY DB876G65A-XY DB846F65ZAXY DB848H65E-XY Type Yagi Yagi Sector Sector Sector Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Sector Directed Dipole Directed Dipole Frequency (MHz) 870–960 890–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 0 0 6 0–15 0 0 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 10.0) 15.33:1 <1.33:1 <1.0) 1219 (48.0) 1219 (48.8) 12.0) 14.5) 2794 (110. W 150 150 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 300 500 500 500 500 Weight kg (lb) 0.5:1 <1.0 14.5) VBW degrees 30.0) 14.4) 13.0) 6.0 18.0 7.1 (1.5) 267 (10.0 7.35:1 Max.0 15.0 4.0 (16.0 15.andrew.4 (34.5) 38.0 9. length (ascending order).5) 10.3) 254 (10.5) 38.33:1 <1.0 8.0) 65.33:1 <1.5) 165 (6.0) 15.0 (12.0) 7.1 (14.0) 11.0) Length mm (in) 1219 (48.0) 8.5 7.5) 8.5:1 <1.5 30.1) HBW degrees 60 60 60 60 60 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 65 VBW degrees 30.5) 165 (6.5 (21.5) 254 (10.0 15.4 (14.0) 2438 (96.4) 318 (12.8 (16.0 (15.5 USLS dB — — 18 18 20 15 18 15 15 15 20 25 — 15 — F/B dB 20 15 28 28 28 40 25 40 40 40 34 40 25 40 40 Isolation dB — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — VSWR <1.5) 6807 (268.1 (1.2 (29.5) 165 (6.4 (14.5) HBW degrees 80 80 80 80 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 90 >105° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 1829 (72.0 USLS dB — — — — — — — — — — F/B dB — — — — — — — — — — Isolation dB — — — — — — — — — — VSWR <1.andrew.0 18.7 (28.8) 9.1 (20.0 7.0 (8.5) 16.com .0 15.5) 165 (6. *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible.5 7.5) 5.6 (19.0) 1219 (48.4:1 <1. andrew.com 47 .Notes Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. com .Notes 48 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew. 8 GHz .WiMAX ANTENNAS 2.2–5. low-cost. Andrew offers WiMAX band multicolumn arrays for use in digital beamforming applications.5.andrew. In addition. SA3400 Series DB992HG28N-B W2X Series 50 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. while maintaining a low profile in an aesthetically attractive package.WiMAX Features and Benefits Sector Antennas Andrew Wireless Solutions sector base station antennas are ideal for WiMAX applications in the 2. reliable models with trouble-free performance.com APW Series . featuring high volume. and 5.8 GHz bands. Andrew’s WiMAX antennas are designed with years of innovative experience in the wireless industry.5. 3. 2. rugged.3. Contact Andrew's Customer Support Center (CSC) to discuss these designs or other array configurations. Omnidirectional Antennas The WiMAX band omnidirectional antennas are built to endure outdoor environments. These antennas offer outstanding value and quality performance. Andrew has also developed a series of RET capable antennas for the WiMAX bands and is continually expanding its offerings of RET capable antennas. 2495–2690) 3 = WiMAX (3300–3800. Elevation Gain - 65 16 Horizontal BW D Pattern Shape. FREQUENCY BAND (MHz) (Shown in Frequency Order) U = 410–500 L = 806–960 H = 1710–2180 W = 2300–5875 FREQUENCY GROUP (Shown in Frequency Order with Band in MHz) B = Broadband (Covers entire U.com 51 .andrew.WiMAX Single Band Sector Base Station Antenna Model Number Sequences Typical Style 1 – Model Number Sequence Frequency Band H Polarization B Frequency Group X Pattern Shape. Band) C = 800 MHz (806–896) G = GSM900 (870–960) K = GSM1800 (1710–1880) P = 1900 MHz (1850–1990) U = UMTS (1920–2180) 2 = WiMAX (2300–2700. or H Freq. Azimuth S Mounting Hardware - VT M Tilt Option EXTENDED WARRANTY All Andrew sector base station antennas featuring 7–16 DIN connectors carry a 5-year extended warranty. 3400–3600) 5 = WiMAX (5150–5875) POLARIZATION H = Horizontal Pol V = Vertical Pol X = DualPol® XX = Dual DualPol® (Quad) XXX = Triple DualPol® PATTERN SHAPE–AZIMUTH D = Standard Dipole L = Directed Dipole™ PATTERN SHAPE–ELEVATION F = Optimized Null Fill G = Optimized Gain S = Heavy Upper Sidelobe Suppression (USLS) TILT OPTION T# = Degree of Fixed Tilt VT = Variable Electrical Tilt R2 = ATC200 Teletilt® RET Ready MOUNTING HARDWARE M = Standard Downtilt Mount and Pipe Mount Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. L. Directed Dipole™ QDG = Optimized Gain. Female (Back) 52 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. FREQUENCY GROUP (Shown in Frequency Order) 6x = UHF 8x = 800/900 MHz 9x = 1800/1900 MHz/UMTS/WiMAX NUMBER OF STACKED RADIATORS 800/900 MHz Models: Equals length of antenna (ft) 1710–2170 MHz Models: Equals 2x length of antenna (ft) TILT OPTION None = 0° Fixed Tilt T# = Degree of Fixed Tilt VT = Variable Electrical Tilt R2 = ATC200 Teletilt® RET Ready CONNECTOR TYPE E = 7–16 DIN. Heavy USLS. DualPol® RV = Optimized Gain.andrew.WiMAX Single Band Sector Base Station Antenna Model Number Sequences Typical Style 3 – Model Number Sequence Fixed 0º No. TECHNOLOGY GROUP DR = Dual DualPol® (Quad) FR = Optimized Null Fill. Dual DualPol® (Side-By-Side) Typical Style 4 – Model Number Sequence Technology Group RR Connector Type Gain 65 - 17 Horizontal Beamwidth - 02 Tilt Option D Heavy USLS P Frequency Band L x Other EXTENDED WARRANTY All Andrew sector base station antennas featuring 7–16 DIN connectors carry a 5-year extended warranty. Stacked Radiators (DB) 8x x Frequency Group Horizontal Beamwidth DG Connector Type 65 Technology Group T6 E - Tilt Option SX Frequency Band EXTENDED WARRANTY All Andrew sector base station antennas featuring 7–16 DIN connectors carry a 5-year extended warranty. Vertically Polarized LG = Optimized Gain. DualPol® FV = Optimized Null Fill. Heavy USLS.) # = Design Revision Level Q = Side-By-Side R = Factory Installed Actuator 12 = 12 inch Width . DualPol®. DualPol® H = Conventional USLS. Female (Back) FREQUENCY BAND (MHz) (Shown in Frequency Order) C = 420–572 SY = 870–960 A = 740–801 KL = 1710–1880 XT = 806–869 M = 1850–1990 SX = 806–896 B = 1710–2170 XC = 824–896 U = 1920–2170 XY = 806–960 SR = 2100–2700 Vertical BW can be estimated based on the # of stacked radiators. TECHNOLOGY GROUP F = Optimized Null Fill. Female (Bottom) A = 7–16 DIN. USLS. Vertically Polarized TR = Triple DualPol® TILT OPTION ## = Degree of Fixed Tilt V = Variable Electrical Tilt CONNECTOR TYPE D = 7–16 DIN.com FREQUENCY BAND (MHz) (Shown in Frequency Order) A = 806–896 B = 806–960 C = 1710–1880 P = 1850–1990 U = 1710–2180 Y = 2500–2700 OTHER (A dash may preceed this character. Vertical Pol DG = Optimized Gain. Heavy USLS. by dividing the # of stacked radiators into 60 (Ex: 60 divided by 4 stacked radiators z 15° Vertical BW). Vertically Polarized RR = Optimized Gain. Heavy USLS. Vertical Pol G = Optimized Gain. 9 (8.0) 15.5) 165 (6.2) 168 (6.4 (12.7 5.com 53 .0) 157 (6.0) Width mm (in) 305 (12.5:1 <1.4) Width mm (in) 76 (3.6) 14.2 (0.4) 213 (8.0 (22.9) 14.8 (12.2) Length mm (in) 711 (28.7:1 <1.7:1 Max.4) 35 (1.8 5. Input Power.9 (17.8 (16.1) 14.0) 1219 (48.0) Length mm (in) 305 (12. W 50 50 50 75 75 Weight kg (lb) 0.0) 157 (6.0 (2.7 (12. Vertical Polarization Model DB910SN-W DB906SN-T AWA2500-3602-00NF AWA2500-3605-00NF AWA2500-3608-00NF Type Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Frequency (MHz) 3400–3600 2400–2483 2400-2500 2400-2500 2400-2500 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 7.1 (15.5:1 <1.7 (1.0 15.0) VBW degrees 7.6 (16.1) 9.0) 76 (8.9) 14.6 (1.0 (15.9 (10.1) 0.0 5.4) 0.0 (8.5 (17.9 (8.0) 0.0 (16.7) 3.5 (6.0 32. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.9) 13.0) HBW degrees 360 360 360 360 360 Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).0) HBW degrees 90 85 90 90 90 90 90 >105° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 711 (28.4) 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).5) 3. Please see www.5) 3.4 column Frequency (MHz) 5150–5875 2400–2700 2100–2700 3300–3800 2300–2700 2300–2700 3300-3800 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 2 2 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 13.0) 5.5) 5.5) Length mm (in) 711 (28.5) 165 (6.4) VBW degrees 7.8) 711 (28.2) Length mm (in) 991 (39.6) HBW degrees 60 65 65 47 70 VBW degrees 6.2) 165 (6.2) 2. W 50 80 250 Weight kg (lb) 5.0) 1041 (41. W kg (lb) 50 1.0) 203 (8.5 (1.8) Length mm (in) 1214 (47.9) 0.0) 14.7) 4.com for the most current information.4:1 Max.0) 1219 (48.0) 245 (9.0 16.0) Length mm (in) 554 (21.0 18 35 — <2.7 (1.0) 38 (1.4:1 <1.6) 13.5:1 <1.andrew.8) 1346 (53.0) 16.9 (18.5:1 Max. Vertical Polarization Model SA5150-060V-17 SA3400-065V-18 SA2500-065V-18 DBVLH-7050-T0M Type Sector Sector Sector Dual band Frequency (MHz) 5150–5875 3300–3800 2300–2700 1710–2300 806–960 Tilt degrees 0 2 2 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 14.6) Length mm (in) 554 (21.6 7.9 (15.5:1 <1.0 (18.0) 0.7) 3.0 USLS dB 15 18 18 — — F/B dB 25 36 34 — — Isolation dB — — — — — VSWR <1.0 (8.9) 0.5) VBW degrees 6.5) 3.4 (3.8 5.8:1 Max.0 34.0 5.9 (17.4:1 <1. Input Weight Power.0) 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW). W 150 200 10 10 10 Weight kg (lb) 0.8) 6.5) 157 (6.2 (9.6 6.0 6.6) 213 (8. Vertical Polarization Model SA3400-120V-15 SA2500-120V-15 SA5150-120V-15 Type Sector Sector Sector Frequency (MHz) 3300–3800 2300–2700 5150–5875 Tilt degrees 2 2 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 12.5:1 <1.7 45.7 (1.4:1 <1.5 (17.4) 15.9 (16.2) 165 (6.0 60.4 (0.0) HBW degrees 120 120 120 360° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 4.3 (16.0) 1219 (48.5 (9.7 (8.7) 14.6) 15.0 USLS dB 20 18 12 F/B dB 32 32 25 Isolation dB — — — VSWR <1. W 50 200 100 50 50 20 20 Weight kg (lb) 0.8:1 <1.0 USLS dB 18 18 18 F/B dB 36 34 23 Isolation dB >25 >30 >30 VSWR <1. Vertical Polarization Model DB992HG28N-B Type Sector Frequency Tilt Gain (MHz) degrees dBd (dBi) 1710–2490 0 14.9 (2.5:1 Max.2) 168 (6.2–5.2) 12.0 (17.1) HBW degrees 90 90 90 <60° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).7 5.0 (11.7 (17.0) 2.7:1 <1.6 5.4:1 Max.9 (2.0 USLS dB 18 18 20 18 F/B dB 40 34 32 28 Isolation dB >30 >25 >30 >30 VSWR <1.8 (10.9 (17. length (ascending order).3) Width mm (in) 76 (3.4:1 <1.5) 5.0) 635 (25.8 (14.0) 1041 (41.0) 6.4) 10.9 (17.0 USLS dB — — — — — F/B dB — — — — — Isolation dB — — — — — VSWR <1.6) 76 (3.5:1 <1.8 (8.6 (7.4) VBW degrees 6.0 5.4 column Sector .0 6.7 (1.5:1 <1.4) 35 (1. W 250 50 80 250 Weight kg (lb) 4.0) 1350 (53.1) HBW degrees 65 65 65 65 VBW degrees 6.6 7.WiMAX 2.8 (10.0 6.1) 1000 (39. Input Power.0) 1219 (48.4) 213 (8.5) 35 (1.0) Width mm (in) 157 (6.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.5) Max. Dual Polarization Model SA3400-090X-16 SA2500-090X-16 *W2X-9013DS-VTM Type DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 3300–3800 2300–2700 2300–2700 Tilt degrees 2 2 0–10 Gain dBd (dBi) 13.5 (8.9 (8.8 (15.andrew.0) 554 (21.5:1 <1.2) 5. *Teletilt® remote electrical tilt compatible.9) 0.5) 4.0) 213 (8. All specifications are subject to change.5:1 <1.5:1 <1. W 50 50 50 Weight kg (lb) 4.0) 8.9 (5. then tilt.0) 762 (30.2) 240 (9.3 (5. Dual Polarization Model *W2X-6516DS-VTM SA3400-065X-18 SA2500-065X-18 *W2X-6514DS-VTM Type DualPol® DualPol DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 2300–2700 3300–3800 2300–2700 2300–2700 Tilt degrees 0–10 2 2 0–10 Gain dBd (dBi) 15.0) 178 (7.8) 711 (28. Input Power.6) 432 (17.5:1 <1.0 USLS dB 15 18 15 20 18 18 18 F/B dB 25 40 22 34 34 25 25 Isolation dB — — — — — — — VSWR <1.8) Width mm (in) 157 (6.0) Width mm (in) 165 (6. Input Power.0:1 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).8 GHz 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).5 (16. Input Power.6) 4.0) 1219 (48.0) 0.0) HBW VBW USLS F/B Isolation degrees degrees dB dB dB VSWR 28 25.0) 14.5:1 <1.2) 168 (6. Input Power. Vertical Polarization Model SA5150-090V-16 DB950G85E-R DB973G90-SR SA3400-090V-16 SA2500-090V-16 APW425-12014-0N APW435-12014-0N Type Sector Directed Dipole™ Sector Sector Sector Sector .0 (11.0 8.0) Width mm (in) 25 (1.6) 361 (14. Notes 54 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.com .andrew. 30–512 MHz ANTENNAS 30–174 MHz 380–430 MHz 406–512 MHz . 25 in (31. Optional uncut models are available with cutting charts. D Radiators operate at dc ground and each aluminum mast has a pointed cap that provides a low resistance discharge path to the tower or ground system.8 mm) OD. Additional Features D DB222.30–512 MHz Features and Benefits Ground Plane Antennas DB201 series ground plane omni antennas feature a moisture resistant epoxy insulator to guard against condensation and corrosion in the 50 ohm feed-through connector.com D Each antenna is easy to install with optional side mounts available. Or. DB408. By aligning the antenna dipoles collinearly. D Dual folded dipoles are extremely rugged to resist winds up to 125 mph (201 km/h). DB224 56 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. DB411. . and can easily be field adjusted with ordinary hand tools to produce the desired pattern performance. by positioning the dipoles evenly every 90° on opposite sides of the mast. and is an ideal choice for economical installations. and most models are capable of operating in either single or multi-frequency systems. DB224. DB413. DB228. and DB420) are especially suitable for duplex operation. and order DB5007 for dual folded dipole antennas. D DB264 models are designed with the cable harness enclosed in the metal mast. The lead is protected with a field replaceable. constructed of chrome-painted brass radiators and stainless steel radials. The ASP7A light duty quarter wave ground plane antenna. The antennas are cut to frequency and factory tested for minimum VSWR. a circular pattern is produced offering omni coverage. These antennas are constructed of all metal and all elements operate at dc ground to protect against damage from lightning. and the mast and radiating elements are vented to prevent moisture accumulation.andrew. Each model is designed with a center splice to assure proper alignment. weatherproofed male-to-female connector. This antenna easily mounts in minutes on a mast up to 1. and DB264 antennas perform efficiently in both transmit and receive. an offset pattern is produced offering a higher gain. Exposed Dipole Quasi-Omni Antennas DB201 Andrew’s exposed dipole quasi-omni antennas feature flexibility for pattern shaping. provides long lasting. Order DB5001 for side mounting standard folded dipole antennas. dependable performance for all general purpose applications. Dual dipole models (DB404. The antennas can be mounted on opposite sides of the tower to produce a bi-directional pattern. if desired. Each model is designed to withstand hostile winds. D Moisture resistant bulkhead connector on the bottom cap.4:1 or better VSWR and DualPol® performance in the DB654 model. ASP685 DB640NS-C Additional Features D DB436 antennas can be mounted side-by-side or vertically stacked to provide either vertical or horizontal polarization. D DB654 and DB674 antennas feature a sturdy construction with a passivated aluminum back panel. The DB63x series antenna radomes are made of minimum tip deflection (MTD) fiberglass. D DB436 models are made of high strength aluminum alloys with stainless steel mounting brackets and galvanized or stainless steel hardware used for installing the DB254 antennas. The panel antennas provide exceptional gain with 1. D Each antenna easily installs with a no-torsion mount and includes a dc ground. These antennas are weather resistant with a gold iridated support pipe made of 6061-T6 aluminum alloys. The yagi models offer great front-to-back ratios. DB674G65A-C Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. The ASP omni antennas have an extra heavy radome made of Armorweave fiberglass. as well as drain plugs in both the top and bottom for upright or inverted mounting provide protection against corrosion. and a high impact UV and weather resistant ABS plastic radome. D The radome on DB616 and DB640NS is made of 0. Directional Antennas Select from Andrew’s DB436 yagi or DB654/DB674 panel antenna families for directional gain advantages.25 in thick Aeroglass fiberglass. One wavelength of vertical separation is recommended. as well as Olympic vaulters’ poles. and either copper or brass is used in the feed and matching systems to minimize galvanic reaction and reduce intermodulation. a material known for its use in helicopter rotor blades and racing sailboat masts.com 57 . alodine finish aluminum radiating elements.andrew.30–512 MHz Features and Benefits Fiberglass Omni Antennas Andrew’s fiberglass omni antennas feature rugged fiberglass radomes to protect the radiating elements from harsh weather environments. D DB616 models are engineered to last by using all metal in the radiators. 5:1 Max.5:1 <1.0 (8. length (ascending order).0 16.5) 89 (3.6) — 76 (3. ground plane Omni.5 (32.0 16.0) 17.0 15.5 (7.0) 23.7 (72.5:1 <1.com for the most current information.0 78.0) 3226 (127. then tilt.0) 4.3 (7.0 18.0) 6477 (255.5) 15. *Bandwidth is only 2% of cut frequency.1 (51.0) Width mm (in) 965 (38.8 (21.5:1 <1. exposed dipole Omni.0 16.3 (36.0 (8.0) 32.1) 6.0 (5.1) 6.3 (16.1) 3.0 F/B dB — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).0) Width mm (in) 12.5:1 <1.1) 3.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.0) — — — — — — 360° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW). Vertical Polarization Model ASP7A *DB201-L *DB201-M DB220-B DB601E-AC DB222-A DB222-B DB222-C DB222-E DB222-F DB616-BC DB616E-BC DB616-AB DB616E-AB ASPA685 ASPB685 DB224-A DB224-B DB224-C DB224-E DB224-FAA DB224-F DB224-SM DB264-A DB264-B DB264-C DB228-A DB228-B DB228-C Type Omni.0 (8.5:1 <1.0 78.0) 5.5) 89 (3. exposed dipole Omni.com .2 (38.0 (8.0 (5.5 (7.5) 89 (3.5:1 <1. exposed dipole Omni.4:1 <1.3 (16.0) Length mm (in) 2134 (84.0) 17.0 36. exposed dipole Omni.0 (8.1) 5. W 350 Weight kg (lb) 6.1) 9.0) 14.0 15.0) 3226 (127.5 (11.3 (16.0) Length mm (in) 660 (26.3 (16.0) 32.0 16.0 (8.5) 9.5:1 <1.0) 7.3 (36.7 (72.3 (7.4) 6.0) 6553 (258.2 (38.0) 12395 (488.5:1 <1. exposed dipole Frequency (MHz) 108–512 30–50 144–174 153–160 155–174 150–158 158–166 166–174 143–150 136–143 160–174 160–174 150–164 150–164 151–158 155–163 150–160 155–165 164–174 138–150 127–141 160–170 139–143 150–160 155–165 164–174 150–160 155–165 164–174 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 0.0) 15.0) 23.1 (51.8 (15. 58 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.5:1 Max. exposed dipole Omni. All specifications are subject to change.0) 7.0) 2794 (110.0 18.1) 0.5:1 <1. Vertical Polarization Model DB292-A Type Yagi Frequency (MHz) 150–160 Tilt degrees 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 9.5:1 <1.0) 6477 (255.0 (11.0) 5867 (231.5:1 <1.0) 5867 (231.0) 3226 (127. Input Power.3 (16.7 (72. exposed dipole Omni.0 8.0) 7.0) 23.1) 0.1) 0.1) 6.6) 5.5) 323 (12.1) 6. ground plane Omni.0 70. Please see www.1) 9.0) 23.0 18.5:1 <1.1) 3.andrew. W 100 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 350 350 500 500 500 500 500 500 500 300 300 300 500 500 500 Weight kg (lb) 0.0) 16.0) 6477 (255.6) 5.5 (10.andrew.5:1 <1.0) 3226 (127.0) 6553 (258.0 16.0 36.1) 3.0) 2896 (114.1) 6.5:1 <1.6) 5.1 (51. exposed dipole Omni. exposed dipole Omni.7 (0.5:1 <1.0 36.0 60. exposed dipole Omni.0 (8.5:1 <1.0) 762 (30. exposed dipole Omni.0) 15.0 18 VSWR <1.0) 12395 (488.9 (35.0 36.0 (2.0 16.3 (36.0 8.7) 701 (27.0) HBW degrees 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 VSWR <1.1) 6.0) 6401 (252.4) 5.8 (21.5:1 <1. Input Power.5 (7.0) 7.6) HBW VBW F/B degrees degrees dB 62 50.0) 7. exposed dipole Omni.0) 6858 (270.0) 3226 (127.5:1 <1.8) 10.0 (5.1) 6.1) 6.0 16.0) 16.1 (51.1) VBW degrees 60.1) 3.5:1 <1.0) 6223 (245.0) 15.5:1 <1.0) 10.0 (22.5) 89 (3.0) 12395 (488.30–512 MHz 30–174 MHz 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 16.0) — — — — — 89 (3.0) 6223 (245.0 18.0 16.0 (8. exposed dipole Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni Omni. exposed dipole Omni. ground plane Omni.0 (11.5 (7.0 (11. exposed dipole Omni.0 (2.0) 1854 (73.5:1 <1.0) 32.0) 9. exposed dipole Omni.4 (0.0 16.0) 6477 (255.1) 6.5:1 <1. exposed dipole Omni Omni.5) 89 (3.0 (5.9 (35.0 (8.0 (5.6) 5.0 16.4 (23.9 (13.9 (35.0 (8.0 36. exposed dipole Omni.0 8.0) 6553 (258.9 (35.0 (2.5:1 <1. exposed dipole Omni.0 (5.1) 3.0) 7087 (279.5:1 <1.0 (2.0) 6401 (252.0) 6477 (255.1) 9.5) — — — — — — 51 (2.5:1 <1. 4) — — 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0 17. W 250 700 Weight kg (lb) 3.5) Width mm (in) 483 (19.0 (12. W 500 600 Weight kg (lb) 16.0) Length in (mm) 1524 (60.4 USLS dB 16 16 F/B dB 25 25 Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1. Vertical Polarization Model DB404-A *DB201-N DB408-A DB420-A Type Omni.8 (37.30–512 MHz 380–430 MHz 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0 USLS dB — 18 F/B dB 16 25 Isolation dB VSWR — <1.0) 19. Dual Polarization Model Type UBX-6513DS-T15M DualPol® DB654DG65A-C DualPol Frequency (MHz) 410–500 410–512 Tilt degrees 15 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 12.0) Radome OD in (mm) — 239 (9.9) 0.0 17.1) 12.7 (17.0) VBW degrees 15. length (ascending order).6 (8.0) 483 (19.0) Width mm (in) 478 (18.7) 9.3) HBW degrees 360 360 360 360 VSWR <1.4 15. Vertical Polarization Model DB436-A DB674G65A-C Type Yagi Sector Frequency (MHz) 400–420 420–512 Tilt degrees 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 10. Please see www. All specifications are subject to change.0) 1981 (78.5:1 <1.2) HBW degrees 60 65 360° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).5:1 Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW). Dual Polarization Model DB654DG90A-C 654DG90T3A-C Type DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 410–512 410–500 Tilt degrees 0 3 Gain dBd (dBi) 12.0) VBW degrees 44.5) 12.0) HBW degrees 65 65 VBW degrees 19.0 (2.0) Length mm (in) 2451 (96.0 14. W 600 600 Weight kg (lb) 19. Input Power.0) 1981 (78.0) 7.0) 2. ground plane Omni. Input Power.8) 483 (19.9) Length mm (in) 1981 (78. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.0) Length mm (in) 889 (35.4:1 Max.5) 483 (19. *Bandwidth is only 2% of cut frequency.4) HBW degrees 90 90 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).4:1 Max.0 (14.5) 2426 (95.0) 15.4 (14. Input Power.8 (5.3 (14.1 (42.5:1 — <1.0) 19.0 78.7 (6.1 (15. then tilt.1 (42.0) 483 (19. exposed dipole Omni.1 (42. exposed dipole Frequency (MHz) 406–420 406–512 406–420 406–420 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 3.5:1 <1. W 250 500 250 250 Weight lb (kg) 6.0 USLS dB — — — — F/B dB — — — — Isolation dB — — — — Max.2 (7.com for the most current information.0 (41.5:1 <1.33:1 >30 <1.1) 6.4:1 >30 <1.0 USLS dB — 15 F/B dB 22 28 Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1.0) Width mm (in) 368 (14.4 (14.andrew. Input Power.0) 5867 (231. exposed dipole Omni.9 (15.com 59 .1) 13.0 7.4 (34.0) 2870 (113.0) 19.0) VBW degrees 27.andrew.2 (11.4:1 Max. 0) 889 (35.0 (8.0 14. ground plane Omni. exposed dipole Quasi-Omni.0) Length mm (in) 2451 (96.2 (11.7 (0.5) 14.5:1 <1.4:1 Max.7) 6.0) 5918 (233.0 (10.3 (25.4 USLS dB 16 16 F/B dB 25 25 Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1.0) 18.7) 9.8 (5.9) Length mm (in) 1981 (78.5) 483 (19.0) 64 (2.0 — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — <1.0 (14.4 (14.0) 5867 (231.6 (8. Input Power.com for the most current information.3) 9.9 (15. exposed dipole Omni.0) 2896 (114.0) Radome OD mm (in) 239 (9. exposed dipole Omni.5:1 <1.1 (42. exposed dipole Omni.0) HBW degrees 65 65 VBW degrees 19.0) VBW degrees 15.9) 6.0) 19.5:1 500 500 500 500 250 13.2 (11.5:1 <1.2 (11.5:1 <1.0) 5766 (227.0 14.0 78. exposed dipole Omni.0) 6. exposed dipole Omni.0 USLS dB — 15 F/B dB 22 28 Isolation dB VSWR >30 <1.2 (60.0) — — — — — — — 450–482 450–482 450–482 450–470 450–470 0 0 0 0 0 6.0) 2870 (113.0) 889 (35.5:1 <1.7 (17.0 — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — <1.0 60.1) 0.5:1 <1.0 (2.5 (32.3) 10.4 (0. All specifications are subject to change.0) Width mm (in) 368 (14.5:1 <1.0) 19. length (ascending order).0 7.0 (12.0) 5385 (212.0) 50. then tilt.5) Width mm (in) 483 (19.0) Specifications are sorted by horizontal beamwidth (HBW).2 (11.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.4:1 Max.0) 2870 (113.1) 360 360 360 360 360 20.0) VBW degrees 44.0) 5588 (220. ground plane Omni Omni Omni.30–512 MHz 406–512 MHz 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).4) 218 (8.7) 6.0) 5055 (199.0 17.5:1 <1.1 (40.0) 3.0) 19.4:1 Max.8 (5.4 15.0) Length mm (in) 889 (35.6) 12.6 (30.4 (14.2) HBW degrees 60 60 60 65 360° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW). Input Power.6 (8.0 7.0 (14.0 20.4) HBW degrees 90 90 60–75° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW).0) 0.5:1 <1.0) Length mm (in) 483 (19.1) 360 360 360 360 360 7.0) 1981 (78.4:1 >30 <1.0 17.0 14.0 6.2 (7.6 (8.0) 483 (19.0 (5.5:1 <1.0) 10.0 14.1) 12.1) 0.1) 13.0 (2.0) — 406–420 450–470 470–488 488–512 450–482 0 0 0 0 0 9.6 (8.0) 5588 (220.7 (17. exposed dipole Omni Omni Omni Omni Quasi-Omni.7 (17.0) — — — — 76 (3.0) 76 (3.3) 9.7) 6.6 (34.0) 15.0) 7.3 (14.0) 965 (38.0 80.0 (2.0 (8.0) 660 (26.1) 10.0 USLS dB — — — 18 F/B dB 16 16 16 25 Isolation dB — — — — VSWR <1.8) 2.1) 8.5 (32.0) 27. exposed dipole Omni. exposed dipole Omni Frequency (MHz) 406–512 450–470 108–512 450–482 450–482 406–420 450–470 406–420 450–470 470–488 488–512 450–470 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 0.0) 7264 (286.0) 1435 (56.0) 2870 (113.0) 7.0 (11.5:1 <1.33:1 >30 <1.9) 3.1) 10.5) 76 (3.0) 6.5:1 <1. 60 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.0 (41.5:1 250 250 250 250 500 15.0 44.7 (6.1) 6.0) 14.0) 2870 (113.5) 15.0) 80–95° Horizontal Beamwidth (HBW). W 600 600 Weight kg (lb) 19.0 7.5:1 <1.5) 368 (14. Input Power. exposed dipole Omni.0) Width mm (in) 478 (18.0 7.0) 2.8) 483 (19.0 (22.1 (42.0) 7.4 (14. W 500 600 Weight kg (lb) 16.1 (42.0 10. exposed dipole Omni.andrew.0 27.4 (34. Vertical Polarization Model DB436-A DB436-C DB436-E DB674G65A-C Type Yagi Yagi Yagi Sector Frequency (MHz) 400–420 450–470 488–512 420–512 Tilt degrees 0 0 0 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 10.0 44.5:1 <1.3) 9.0) 76 (3. W 250 250 250 700 Weight kg (lb) 3.1) 12.0) 7.5) 1524 (60.0 14.0 (12.0) 13. Input Power.0 (2.0 (12.0 (12.8 (2.5:1 <1.5:1 Max.0) 3.6 (8.0 7. W 500 500 100 500 500 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 Weight kg (lb) 2.5) 368 (14.8 (2.0) 1981 (78.0) 2870 (113.1 (15.1) 0.1) 10.0) 483 (19. exposed dipole Omni.0 35.5) 2426 (95. Please see www.1) HBW degrees 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 360 VBW degrees 78.7 (6. Vertical Polarization Model *DB201-N *DB201-P ASP7A DB630-C DB633-C DB404-A DB404-B DB408-A DB408-B DB408-C DB408-D DB411-B DB636NSE-C DB636-C DB638NSE-C ASP705K DB413-B DB420-A DB420-B DB420-C DB420-D DB640NS-C Type Omni.7 (6.0 (12. ground plane Omni.5:1 <1.0 USLS dB — — — — — — — — — — — — F/B dB — — — — — — — — — — — — Isolation dB — — — — — — — — — — — — VSWR <1.0 27.0) 1524 (60.1) 3.1) 3.5) 12.8 (37.2 (7. *Bandwidth is only 2% of cut frequency.5:1 <1.5:1 <1.0) 3.5:1 <1.0) 2870 (113. Dual Polarization Model Type UBX-6513DS-T15M DualPol® DB654DG65A-C DualPol Frequency (MHz) 410–500 410–512 Tilt degrees 15 0 Gain dBd (dBi) 12. Dual Polarization Model DB654DG90A-C 654DG90T3A-C Type DualPol DualPol Frequency (MHz) 410–512 410–500 Tilt degrees 0 3 Gain dBd (dBi) 12.7 (17.5:1 <1.6 (30.andrew.com .2 (33.2 (7.5) 50.0) 11. 1 Bias Tees Software RET Installation Accessories .TELETILT® REMOTE ELECTRICAL DOWNTILT SYSTEM Actuator Controllers Junction Boxes Lightning Protection Products AISG Control Cables Grounding Kits Smart Bias Tees AISG Tower Mounted Amplifiers dc 2. Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Features and Benefits Andrew Wireless Solutions has been the world leader in engineering and deploying thousands of variable electrical downtilt base station antennas since the introduction of this technology to the wireless industry. 62 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. Use junction boxes to break out the control cable to individual actuators D Sites where it is desired to eliminate the AISG data cable run and utilize existing coaxial line D Sites where operators wish to leave the controllers fixed at the cell site to allow the control system to be accessed and operated over an Ethernet connection D Sites with AISG tower mounted amplifiers (TMAs) ATM200-002 Actuator Features RoHS D Rugged. Using the Andrew Teletilt RET system. as well as a higher level of customer satisfaction due to better call quality. Improved network optimization translates into increased dollars on the bottom line. high performance remote control actuator D Actuator is easily mounted onto downtilt adjustment rod below antenna. such as full three sector sites using non-duplexed antennas or multiband antennas (requiring more than one actuator per antenna) D Customers who are specifically going to network all the control systems D Only one cable running up the tower. Forty percent of sites audited are found to be out of specification with original site requirements on boresite and tilt angle. capacity requirements can be frequently evaluated and adjustments easily made to improve coverage.andrew.com . Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt Antenna System Teletilt is Andrew’s patented remote control system for managing AISG compatible components. Benefits Using Teletilt® D Quickly respond to changing traffic needs and perform drive test adjustments without site downtime or costly tower climbs D Reduce antenna inventory and decrease product obsolescence D No specialized manpower or equipment required D Ideal for difficult to access sites (antenna access is no longer needed) Typical Applications D Sites with a larger number of antennas. Development of these antennas began with an innovative design known as VARI-TILT® (manual field adjustable electrical downtilt models). which evolved into today’s Andrew Teletilt® remote electrical tilt (RET) antenna system. easy to use control software D Compatible with a wide selection of Andrew variable electrical downtilt antennas D Developed in conjunction with international Antenna Interface Standards Group (AISG) guidelines D Control system can be interfaced to a network operation center by means of Ethernet or similar connection *For more information contact Andrew Customer Support Center. either field retrofittable or factory installed D Male and female AISG connectors facilitate daisy chaining actuators D Simple. Actuators Controllers Junction Boxes Lightning Protection Unit Cables Grounding Kits OneBase™ AISG Tower Bias Tees Mounted Amplifiers Surge Arrestors Software Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. These products are capable of operating in either AISG 1.com Diagnostic Kit 63 . Along with many next generation RET products.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System RET System Components And Complementary Products Andrew Wireless Solutions offers a complete portfolio of Teletilt® RET system components. Andrew also carries state-of-the-art software for managing entire antenna networks remotely.0 mode. and are compliant with both AISG and RoHS standards.1 or 2.andrew. ) 64 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. The portable controller conveniently works in conjunction with a laptop for local setup and site optimization. (like actuators). Basic RET System Antenna Actuator Junction Box ~ ~~~ RET Control Cable Lightning Protection Unit or ATC300-1000 Controller or Crossover Ethernet Cable AISG Connector Network (Computer interface not supplied. the rack mount controller can also be controlled locally with a laptop. Whereas. it is uniquely designed for operating over a network. optimization adjustments can be made instantly from an office with virtually cost-free control. Multiple actuators can be joined together either by daisy-chaining control cables or by using junction boxes. The actuator adjusts the electrical downtilt of an antenna by changing the phase shifter. With the rack mount controller having access through a network.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Basic RET System The basic elements of a RET system are the controller and the actuator. RET devices. The controller sends tilt commands to the actuators (motors) that are mounted to the bottom of an antenna.andrew. are connected to the controller using control cables. Andrew offers both a portable and a rack mount controller for managing RET devices.com ATC200-LITE-USB Portable Controller AISG USB . reliable RET solution. and prevents dropped calls caused by calibration sweeps D An LED flashes to indicate that the actuator is changing tilt D Extensively tested and certified to contain EMI/EMC emissions.com 65 . Please see www.3 x 63. as well as other parameters. EN 55011 EN 60950. IP67.5 x 2. EN 61326-1. compliant with AISG standard ± 0.65 lb (0.com for the most current information. UL 60950 The fully AISG 2.5 x 2.andrew.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Actuator Teletilt® ATM200-002 Actuator The AISG-compliant ATM200-002 actuator engages the antenna downtilt rod for electrical downtilt modifications as it receives tilt commands from either the ATC300-1000 rack mount or the ATC200-LITE-USB portable controller.5 x 63.andrew. antenna type. height.24 kg) 0. This actuator can be field fitted onto Andrew Teletilt RET compatible antennas that are already in service or factory fitted before delivery to the field. data and power User menu driven commands from ATC200 controller unit Mechanical/Environmental Net weight Shipping weight Dimensions Product—L x W x D Shipping—L x W x D Housing material Housing color Maximum wind speed Temperature range Humidity IP rating 0. With more than 200.5 in (241. IP67. full range >10.000 10–30 Vdc.000 actuators in service. The controller also configures the actuator to store sector position. GR 1089 core issue 3. enhances precision. data and power One AISG 8-pin female. Andrew’s ATM200-002 actuator is a proven. including operation near 50/60 Hz power lines D Male and female AISG connectors facilitate daisy chaining actuators D Operates in either AISG 1.2 2003 with EN 55022 1998 schedule for class A device. D Absolute position sensor eliminates calibration. 10/350 μs.5 mm) Durable ABS Black 125 mph (201 km/h) –40° C to +70° C Up to 100% IP65 All specifications are subject to change.0 compliant ATM200-002 connects to the electrical downtilt adjustment rod of a base station antenna to allow remote control downtilt Connectors/Interfaces Input port Output port Logical interface One AISG 8-pin male.0 mode Electrical Adjustment time Adjustment cycles Power input Resolution tolerance Internal lightning protection EU certification EMC/Surge immunity Safety standard ATM200-002 <15 seconds.75 in (203 x 70 x 70 mm) 9. FCC CFR 47 part 15 subpart B for class A.1° per AISG spec Protection rating (all lines to ground): N IEC 61312-1 annex B current pulse profile.3.53 lb (0.3 kg) 8 x 2.75 x 2. 10 repetitions minimum at 600 A CE.1 or 2. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. CB low voltage directive 73/23/EEC ETSI EN 300 386–V1. The controller interface is easily accessed through an Internet browser. This unit is equipped with an Ethernet port.1 bias tee.) *1 Site configuration worksheet (For pads of 50 worksheets. ATC300-1000 Communicates control signals from the bottom of the tower’s base station to adjust the antenna’s electrical tilt Visit www. such as the Andrew SmartBeam™ antenna models with three types of adjustments that can be made (horizontal beamwidth. ANMS™ Site Manager software is provided with the purchase of Andrew’s ATC300-1000 controller. The ATC300-1000 is also capable of supporting new concept antennas. This controller supports up to 32 AISG antenna line device connections (e.com to register and receive software updates 66 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. azimuth boresite. whereas the Ethernet port allows remote access over a network or Internet connection. it must be placed in a weatherproof enclosure. Part Number Description ATC300-1000 Rack mount controller Includes 1 Antenna system control unit 1 Ethernet crossover cable 1 RS-232 serial cable 1 Phoenix 48 V connector. and electrical downtilt). actuators and TMAs).Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Controllers Teletilt® ATC300-1000 Rack Mount Controller The ATC300-1000 controller serves as an interface between a PC or Network Control Center and remote electrical downtilt (RET) devices installed at a base station site. This Antenna Network Management System (ANMS) program allows access to RET sites across the world to be managed over an Ethernet connection from any network center.com .) *Available at www.g. The ATC300-1000 controller can be mounted in a 19 in rack (only 1 rack unit). The SMB ports (layer one converter outputs) offer an alternative connection to transmit the AISG signals through a lower priced dc 2.andrew. female *2 Quick reference guides (User guide available online. you have instant visual feedback of your entire network. As a complimentary package.andrew. usually enclosed in an equipment cabin. as well as a 9-pin ‘D’ style RS-232 port.com. female 1 Phoenix 24 V connector. Adjustments can be easily made to accommodate changing coverage needs to numerous RET sites at the same time without visiting the site. Either type of connection provides direct access to a local computer. With ANMS Site Manager. When the controller is used in an outdoor environment.andrew. The ATC300-1000 Teletilt controller is uniquely designed to provide both AISG and SMB connections on the same unit. order ATFK-Config Pad. 5. IP67.1 in (533 x 305 x 155 mm) Aluminum extrusion Black 19 in rack mount. 5.1 bias tee interface Alarm relay RS-232 DB9. 5.2. 5.6 mm) 21 x 12 x 6.5 lb (2. non-condensing IP63. EN 55024 IEC 60950-1 Connectors/Interfaces Serial interface LAN interface AISG interface dc 2.andrew.1. NEBS GR 63 core issue 2 2002 zone 4 Earthquake. indoor and outdoor* –100 to +3000 m ETSI EN 300 019-2-2.andrew. female Ethernet RJ45 8–pin female.7 in (483 x 206.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Controllers Electrical Power supply Input Power consumption Output EU certification EMC/Surge immunity Safety standard –48 Vdc. Please see www.5 lb (1. data and power 65 SMB.1 kg) 19 x 8. CB EN 55022. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. female Two. 50 W maximum CE.6 kg) 4.2 x 43. remote site maintenance. indoor use 5 to 95%. normally open Mechanical/Environmental Net weight Shipping weight Dimensions Product—L x W x D Shipping—L x W x D Housing material Housing color Mounting Temperature range Humidity IP rating Altitude Environmental 3. 24 Vdc 5 W idle state.6. 1U height –20° C to +55° C.com 67 .3.1 x 1. and administration web interface N N All specifications are subject to change. NEBS GR 63 core issue 2 2002 § 5. 2-3. & 2-4.com for the most current information. 70 W maximum 24 V. IPV4/SNMP Command Protocol Read and set site tilts remotely Commission remote firmware upgrades N Alarm notification. 5.4. 5. & 5.7 *Enclosure recommended for outdoor use. 0 A at 24 Vdc) 4 Power adapters (Australia/Asia.) *Available at www. ATC200-LITE-USB Converts RS-232 signal from PC to the RS-485 signal that controls the tilt commands in a remote control actuator Visit www.andrew. order ATFK-Config Pad. located nearest to the RS-232 serial port. The data LED. on the front panel of the controller. and 2.0 actuators. The power LEDs. The ATC200-LITE-USB supports AISG 1. The controller’s LEDs. Part Number Description ATC200-LITE-USB Portable controller Includes 1 Antenna system control unit 1 Power supply (3. azimuth boresite direction.andrew.com .0. This unit is designed for portable use.com to register and receive software updates 68 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. NA/SA) 1 USB cable 1 RS-232 serial cable *2 Quick reference guides (User guide available online.andrew. indicate power is supplied from the controller to the RET system. even in a mixed RET system. Europe.) *1 Site configuration worksheet (For pads of 50 worksheets. located nearest to the dc IN port.com. With these options. Both a USB and an RS-232 serial cable are included with this unit. independently. as well as SmartBeam™ antennas (with adjustable horizontal beamwidth.1.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Controllers Teletilt® ATC200-LITE-USB Portable Controller The ATC200-LITE-USB controller serves as an interface between a local PC and remote electrical downtilt (RET) devices. UK. 1. with the use of multiple junction boxes. and electrical downtilt) installed at a base station site. signal that power and data communication is present. This unit can manage up to 32 AISG device addresses. indicates data transfer between the controller and the RET devices. the ATC200-LITE-USB controller can connect directly to a local PC through its USB or COM port (where a USB port is not available) for local access and operations. IP67. yellow casing –40° C to +55° C. CB IC 60950-1:2001 Connectors/Interfaces Computer interface USB Serial Power supply interface AISG interface Cable connects to controller and USB port on PC RS-232 9-pin D cable assembly connects between adapter and PC dc jack.0A maximum 8-pin DIN style. portable indoor use Up to 95% non-condensing All specifications are subject to change.85 lb (2. data and power Mechanical/Environmental Net weight Shipping weight Dimensions Product—L x W x D Shipping—L x W x D Housing material Housing color Temperature range Humidity 0. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.4 kg) 4.andrew. FCC CE.5 A at 24 Vdc UL. female.9 lb (0.75 x 2.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Controllers Electrical Power supply Input Output Approvals Power converter Interface 110/240 Vac 2.com 69 .com for the most current information. CE.625 x 8. 3.5 in (321 x 222 x 64 mm) Aluminum Gray.22 kg) 5 x 3 x 2 in (127 x 76 x 51 mm) 12. Please see www.andrew. therefore a grounding cable is also included in each junction box.andrew. stainless steel 1 Ground cable (#6 AWG with lugs). The 4-way model is equipped with four female output ports and the 7-way model is equipped with seven female output ports. 25 mm long ATJB200-A01-004 2 M8 hex nuts. Part Number Description ATJB200-A01-004 4-way junction box ATJB200-A01-007 7-way junction box Includes 1 Junction box 1 Pipe bracket 1 Band clamp 2 Wall brackets 2 M8 carriage bolts. Mounting brackets are included with both models to allow these units to be mounted to either a pole or to a flat surface.com . Various configurations can be achieved to reduce the number of RET control cables needed to provide data and power service to the RET devices on a site. stainless steel 2 M8 lock washers. 2 ft (610 mm) 1 Installation bulletin ATJB200-A01-007 Divides data and power on main RET cable from ATC200 series control units to additional junction boxes or ATM200 series actuators 70 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. Both models are equipped with one male input port.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Junction Boxes Teletilt® ATJB200-A01 Series Junction Boxes The ATJB200-A01-004 (4-way) and ATJB200-A01-007 (7-way) junction boxes serve as a hub to connect up to 32 actuators to a Teletilt controller and provide lightning protection. stainless steel. Grounding is required. data and power M8 Mounting Mounting type Pipe diameter Mount material Vertical pipe mount or wall/flat surface mount.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Junction Boxes Electrical Internal lightning protection EU certification EMC/Surge immunity Safety standard Gas discharge tube to ground protection: REA PE-80 compliant per test method IEEE C62.5.2 § 6.4.5 in (51 to 114 mm) Stainless steel Mechanical/Environmental Net weight 4-way model 7-way model Shipping weight 4-way model 7-way model Dimensions Product—L x W x D Shipping—L x W x D Housing material Housing color Maximum wind speed Temperature range Humidity IP rating Specifications Environmental 2. 10/350 μs. 5.82 kg) 4.2 x 2 in (185 x 158 x 51 mm) 11 x 10.2 2003 with EN 55022 1998 schedule for class A device. EN 55011 EN 60950.41.0 kg) 2.15 lb (1. 5. data and power Seven AISG 8-pin female.andrew. CB.5 in (279 x 260 x 140 mm) Aluminum Gray 125 mph (201 km/h) –40° C to +65° C Up to 100% IP65 IEC-68. ETSI 300-019 ETSI EN 300 019-2-2. low voltage directive 73/23/EEC ETSI EN 300 386–V1.07 kg) 4 lb (1.7 All specifications are subject to change.25 x 5. IP67. & 2-4. FCC CFR 47 part 15 subpart B for class A. GR 1089 core issue 3. 5.andrew.3. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.2. NEBS GR 63 core issue 2 2002 § 5.1. NEBS GR 63 core issue 2 2002 zone 4 earthquake.1. 8/20 μs. Please see www.2 current pulse profile. EN 61326-1. & 5.com 71 . 200 repetitions minimum at 600 A N IEC 61312-1 annex B current pulse profile. 5. UL 60950 Connectors/Interfaces Input port Output ports 4-way model 7-way model Grounding lug One AISG 8-pin male. IP67. IP67.3.89 kg) 7. 10 repetitions minimum at 600 A CE. 5. data and power Four AISG 8-pin female. included 2 to 4.31 protection rating (all lines to ground): N IEEE C62.6.2 lb (1.35 lb (1. 2-3.com for the most current information.3 x 6. 25mm long ATLP200-001 2 M8 hex nut.2 current pulse profile.6 V +24 V: +28 V to 0. Part Number Description ATLP200-001 Lightning protection unit Includes 1 Pipe bracket 1 Band clamp 2 Wall bracket 2 M8 carriage bolt.31 Transorb and varistor secondary protection stage Protection rating (all lines to ground): N IEEE C62. 2 ft (610 mm) 1 Installation bulletin Note: Mounting brackets are included to allow the ATLP200-001 lightning protection unit to be mounted to either a pole or a flat surface. EN 55011 EN 60950. Electrical Internal lightning protection Overcurrent protection Circuit insertion resistance Protected side clamping. 8/20 μs. CB.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Lightning Protection Unit Teletilt® ATLP200-001 Lightning Protection Unit The ATLP200-001 lightning protection unit provides added protection to all Teletilt system components. Mounting brackets are included to allow the ATLP200-001 lightning protection unit to be mounted to either a pole or a flat surface. Its 8-pin male and female AISG interfaces feed data and power through the controller to the first junction box. This unit is designed to withstand a short circuit current level of 10/350 μs.com Gas discharge tube to ground protection: REA PE-80 compliant per test method IEEE C62. EN 61326-1. 10 repetitions min. 10/350 μs. per IEC 61312-1 standard). at 600 A N IEC 61312-1 annex B current pulse profile. It is equipped with a grounding nut and must be grounded (ground cable included).5 ohm RS-485 lines: ± 10 V +12 V: +17 V to –0. stainless steel 1 Ground cable (#6 AWG with lugs).6 V –48 V: +0. UL 60950 . nominal voltage EU certification EMC/Surge immunity Safety standard 72 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.41.3.2 2003 with EN 55022 1998 schedule for class A device. actuator/RET (remote electrical downtilt) device.2 § 6. FCC CFR 47 part 15 subpart B for class A.1. 200 repetitions min.6 V to –58 V CE. low voltage directive 73/23/EEC ETSI EN 300 386–V1. stainless steel. 16kA (line to ground.0 ohm Power lines: under 0. stainless steel Lightning protection for ATC200 series remote control variable electrical downtilt system 2 M8 lock washer. GR 1089 core issue 3.andrew. at 600 A PTC fuse Signal lines: under 1. 4.3. IP67. data and power M8 Mounting Mounting type Pipe diameter Mount material Vertical pipe mount or wall/flat surface mount.9 lb (1.com 73 .8 kg) 7.andrew. 5.com for the most current information. NEBS GR 63 core issue 2 2002 zone 4 earthquake.7 All specifications are subject to change. IP67.5. 5. 5.5 in (51 to 114 mm) Stainless steel Mechanical/Environmental Net weight Shipping weight Dimensions Product—L x W x D Shipping—L x W x D Housing material Housing color Maximum wind speed Temperature range Humidity IP rating Specifications Environmental 2. 2-3.93 kg) 3.3 x 6. NEBS GR 63 core issue 2 2002 § 5.5 in (279 x 260 x 140 mm) Aluminum Gray 125 mph (201 km/h) –40° C to +65° C Up to 100% IP65 IEC-68. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.1. 5.25 x 5.05 lb (0. & 5.6.2 x 2 in (185 x 158 x 51 mm) 11 x 10. data and power One AISG 8-pin female. included 2 to 4.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Lightning Protection Unit Connectors/Interfaces Input port Output port Grounding lug One AISG 8-pin male. & 2-4. 5. ETSI 300-019 ETSI EN 300 019-2-2.andrew.2. Please see www. with flame retardant polyurethane (PUR) jacket 74 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. This grounding kit clamps onto the connectors. Each cable is terminated with male and female connectors. and 100 meters. 80. As an example.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Control Cables Teletilt® ATCB-B01 Series AISG RET Control Cable The ATCB-B01 series control cabling is used to feed data and power from the controller to the Teletilt RET system components. Kits are available that contain two cables and one ATGK-001 grounding kit. 90. Andrew recommends grounding the RET control cable at the top of the tower. using the ATJB200 series junction box.5 m–60 m. The ATCB-B01 series control cabling is compliant with AISG and RoHS standards. which allows them to be linked together to meet a required length. ATCB-B01 Series Available in lengths ranging from 0. An ATLP200-001 lightning protection unit should be used at the bottom of the tower to ground the RET control cable.com . These kits are offered with total cable lengths of 70. the ATGK-001 would be used where a 40 m and a 30 m RET cable are joined to make a 70 m run.50 m to 60 m. These cables are available in various lengths ranging from 0. where 2 cables are joined together.andrew. In addition. Andrew recommends using an ATGK-001 grounding kit for runs over 60 m and at 60 m intervals. 0.andrew.9) ATCB-B01-070K ATCB-B01-030 (1) and ATCB-B01-040 (1) cables.2) 20 (65. 4. mated and unmated All specifications are subject to change. should be secured at 2m intervals and 1m from either end using cableties (Andrew 40417).0. braid-type shield Terminated with AISG 8-pin socket screw lock.6.0. 2.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Control Cables Cable Assemblies Cable Kit Assemblies Part Number Description Length.1. plus ATGK-001 grounding kit ATCB-B01-040 (2) cables.5m to avoid excessive wind vibration.0.0.5.6) 30 (98.0) 60 (196.3) 2 (6.com for the most current information. Over tightening can shear pins off internal components of equipment.6mm (0.0. or similar fasteners.5 (1. 40. Please see www. 4. 3. 5.5. Maximum distance from control unit to farthest AISG component in a RET system should not exceed 200m.andrew. 60. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.0. 50. 5.5) 90 (295.26") diameter ~85% coverage. 2-3. Connectors should only be hand tightened. The main control cable. & 5.0.6) 1 (3.0 Flame retardant.1) 5 (16. 5.0. & 2-4.0. 10. m (ft) ATCB-B01-C50 ATCB-B01-001 ATCB-B01-002 ATCB-B01-003 ATCB-B01-004 ATCB-B01-005 ATCB-B01-006 ATCB-B01-009 ATCB-B01-010 ATCB-B01-015 ATCB-B01-020 ATCB-B01-030 ATCB-B01-040 ATCB-B01-050 ATCB-B01-060 Cable assembly Cable assembly Cable assembly Cable assembly Cable assembly Cable assembly Cable assembly Cable assembly Cable assembly Cable assembly Cable assembly Cable assembly Cable assembly Cable assembly Cable assembly 0.com 75 . Polyeurthane –40° C to +70° C Up to 100% IP67. 30. 20.75mm² (20 AWG) stranded (power) 2 x 0. Control cabling feeding between junction boxes and actuators should be secured every 0. Connectors do not require waterproofing.5) 10 (32.0. CB ETSI EN 300 019-2-2.4) 6 (19. 2. plus ATGK-001 grounding kit ATCB-B01-040 (1) and ATCB-B01-050 (1) cables.3. plus ATGK-001 grounding kit 70 (229. m (ft) Part Number Description Length. m: Jacket: Temperature range: Humidity: IP rating: .8) 15 (49. Notes: 1. 1. 15. feeding to the tower structure. NEBS GR 63 core issue 2 2002 zone 4 earthquake. 5. 5.7 Cable spec: Screen: Connectors/interfaces: 4 x 0.1) Cable and Connectors 300 V (max. 6. 6.7) Electrical Ratings: EU certification: Environmental: ATCB-B01-080K ATCB-B01-090K ATCB-B01-100K 80 (262.0. hangers (Andrew 68MCLICK).3) 100 (328. plus ATGK-001 grounding kit ATCB-B01-050 (2) cables.4) 40 (131.) CE.2) 50 (164.6) 3 (9.25mm² (24 AWG) twisted pair (data) 6 conductor cable.8) 4 (13. 9.0.2.4.7) 9 (29. 3. NEBS GR 63 core issue 2 2002 § 5. 5. IP67 male and female DIN Mechanical/Environmental Standard length. you will use two 60 m cables (ATCB-B01-060) with the ATGK-001 grounding kit in the middle. Teletilt® cabling requires grounding and line protection at the top and bottom of the tower through the use of an ATLP200-001 lightning protection unit or ATJB200-A01 series junction box. Andrew also recommends the use of the ATGK-001 grounding kit for every 60 m of AISG RET control cable run. Ø 4 in (102 mm) maximum 1–3/16 in (30 mm) 1–3/8 in (35 mm) 2–3/8 in (60 mm) 4 in (102 mm) 76 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.com .andrew.75 in (178 x 172 x 172 mm) 4 in (102 mm) 2 in (51 mm) 0.75 in x 66 ft electrical tape Grounding Lug Electrical Surge >30 kA 8/20 ms Mechanical/Environmental ATGK-001 Provides grounding for RET control cable Net weight Shipping weight Shipping dimensions –L x W x D Clamp diameter Maximum Minimum Grounding cable Nominal Length 0. Please see www.andrew.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Grounding Kits Teletilt® ATGK-001 RET Control Cable Grounding Kit The ATGK-001 grounding kit is designed to capture and ground the cables at the junction where two cables are daisy-chained.197 in (16 mm) 24 in (610 mm) All specifications are subject to change.75 lb (0. 10/350 μs profile.75 x 6. Andrew’s AISG RET control cables are rated for 16 kA surge capacity.8 kg) 7 x 6.65 lb (0. This means that for a 120 m run. As part of a system.28 kg) 1. Part Number Description ATGK-001 RET control cable grounding kit Includes 1 Grounding bracket assembly with band clamp 1 Grounding cable with lugs 1 DEHN grounding clamp 1 Roll of 0.com for the most up-to-date information. hex head cap screws 2 M10 hex nuts 1 Electrical tape 1 Installation bulletin 602299 Provides lightning protection for Teletilt® RET equipment Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Grounding Kits Teletilt® 602299 RET Component Grounding Kit Recommended for use with RET system equipment to provide protection against lightning damage.andrew. Part Number Description 602299 RET component grounding kit Includes 1 Ground cable (#6 AWG with lugs). 2 ft (610 mm) 4 Spacers 3 M10 split lockwashers 1 12 in rubber mastic tape (black butyl) 1 DEHN grounding clamp #390 259 stainless steel 2 M10 x 1.5.com 77 . 25 mm long. ) 78 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. One option is to use a second smart bias tee at the top.andrew. RET System Using AISG Port on ATC300-1000 with Either Smart Bias Tees or an AISG TMA at the Top TMA Option Smart Bias Tee Option Antenna Actuator AISG TMA Smart Bias Tee AISG USB Coaxial Cable ~ ~~~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~~~ ~ ~~~ ATC200-LITE-USB Portable Controller or Lightning Protection Unit ATC300-1000 Controller AISG Connector or Crossover Ethernet Cable Network (Computer interface not supplied. which also has an AISG port for connecting to any RET devices. The AISG port on that smart bias tee can be connected to a junction box. There are two options that can be used for dividing out the AISG signal from the RF cable into control cables leading to the antenna line devices at the top of the site. the AISG signals can be injected (piggy-backed) into the existing RF cable by using smart bias tees. For this to be done.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System RET System With Smart Bias Tees Instead of a home run control cable up the height of a tower or building. A second option is to use an AISG tower mounted amplifier (TMA). actuator. a smart bias tee is installed at the bottom of the antenna line devices and modulates the AISG signals into the RF cable. or any other RET device.com BTS AISG Control Cable . female (IEC 60130-9-Ed. male 7–16 DIN. female AISG 8–pin. IEC 61000-6-2 Net weight Dimensions (base). indoor and outdoor M6 M6–7 deep Connectors/Interfaces 24 V Models ATBT-S525. female (IEC 60130-9-Ed. Ports 1 and 2 Input Power (max) .72" x 1. female AISG 8–pin.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Smart Bias Tees ATBT-S Series Teletilt® Smart Bias Tees Port 1 The AISG smart bias tee is designed to eliminate the long AISG data cable run from the base to the top of a cell site tower by electronically injecting (piggy-backing) power and control signals onto an existing RF coaxial cable run.com 79 .0) 750 W at 850 MHz CW 10 V to 15 V (3500 mA) Input power (max.andrew. Bottom Unit ATBT-S526.0) 750 W at 850 MHz CW 10 V to 15 V (3500 mA) 7–16 DIN.97" (98 x 69 x 50 mm) –40° C to +60° C IP67.0) 750 W at 850 MHz CW 10 V to 15 V (3500 mA) 7–16 DIN. male 7–16 DIN.3.).3. L x W x D Temperature range IP rating Grounding lug Mounting hole 0. female 7–16 DIN. Bottom Unit ATBT-S511. Ports 1 and 2 Input power (max. Each unit is equipped with a grounding stud that requires a grounding kit (ordered separately. male (IEC 60130-9-Ed. Bottom Unit ATBT-S509.andrew.0) 750 W at 850 MHz CW 19 V to 30 V (1500 mA) 7–16 DIN. female 7–16 DIN.).com for the most current information.66 kg (1. Port 3 All specifications are subject to change. female 7–16 DIN.3.1 dB Per AISG standard 50 ohms <1.0) 750 W at 850 MHz CW 10 V to 30 V (1500 mA) 12 V Models ATBT-S 508. male (IEC 60130-9-Ed. Top Unit Port 1 (RF/dc/data) Port 2 (RF/dc blocked) Port 3 (dc/data) Input Power (max) . Please see www.46 lbs) 3. male AISG 8–pin. male (IEC 60130-9-Ed.15:1 <–160 dBc (3rd order. female AISG 8–pin. male (IEC 60130-9-Ed. Bottom Unit ATBT-S522.3. 2 x 20 W) 10 kA (8/20 μs) IEC 61000-6-4. male AISG 8–pin.0) 750 W at 850 MHz CW 10 V to 30 V (1500 mA) 7–16 DIN.3. These smart bias tees are RoHS and AISG compliant.86" x 2.3. Part Number Description ATBT-S525 24 V Bottom smart bias tee ATBT-S526 24 V Bottom smart bias tee ATBT-S522 24 V Top smart bias tee ATBT-S508 12 V Bottom smart bias tee ATBT-S511 12 V Bottom smart bias tee ATBT-S509 12 V Top smart bias tee Electrical Support Frequency range Insertion loss Port 1 and 2 Isolation for dc/RET data signals Impedance VSWR Intermodulation Surge Protection (Port 1) EMC Port 2 Grounding Lug Port 3 ATBT-S Series Eliminates the long AISG RET control cable by feeding power and data signals along the existing RF coaxial cable Mechanical/Environmental Up to 32 devices 800–960 MHz and 1710–2170 MHz <0. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. Top Unit Port 1 (RF/dc/data) Port 2 (RF/dc blocked) Port 3 (dc/data) 7–16 DIN. part number 602299) to provide additional lightning protection. male AISG 8–pin. male 7–16 DIN. Port 3 7–16 DIN. such as: PCS Twin AISG TMA D Optimizes network performance D Enhances coverage. weak spots. and signal quality with improved voice clarity and data speed D Improves uplink performance. UMTS. Similar to a smart bias tee. and CDMA systems D Installs easily in any wireless system Select from two full band twin AISG TMA models (E15S09P94 for PCS or E15S08P80 for AWS). Each model is enclosed in a self-contained body that is engineered to ensure the highest reliability in severe environments. Key features include: AWG Twin AISG TMA AWS and PCS Dual Band AISG TMA 80 D 12 dB gain D Full band operation D AISG compatible D RET antenna port D Multi-stage lightning protection D Sealed to protection class IP67 D In-line connectors D Fail safe LNA bypass D VSWR monitoring alarm D Automatic dc switching D Conventional PDU compatible D Pole mounting hardware included D Field upgradeable firmware Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. while featuring a very compact size and attractive appearance.com . which ensures optimum coverage of fringe areas. as well as Andrew’s dual band TMA (E15S08P78) that provides full band operation for both PCS and AWS bands. OneBase TMAs offer several RF path advantages.andrew. the AISG tower mounted amplifier (TMA) extracts the AISG signal and dc power from the coaxial cable run and delivers it to the antenna RET line devices through its AISG interface.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System OneBase™ Tower Mounted Amplifiers The OneBase™ family of Andrew Wireless Solutions AISG tower mounted amplifiers can be used at the top of an Andrew Teletilt RET system in the same way a smart bias tee is used. capacity. and indoor locations D Guarantees improved sensitivity to reduce dropped calls and failed connection attempts D Provides lower handset output to extend talk time and reduce interference in GSM/EDGE. 7 kg (14.0 kg (11.54 ± 2 dB <9. 2 x 20 W) ± 57 dBm (500 W) ± 67 dBm (5000 W) AISG 1.7 x 3.3 x 7.andrew.3 dB 10 ns 2 ns 18 dB b–165 dBc (3rd order.6 dB 40 ns 10 ns – 1.7 in) Gray paint 7–16 DIN. Uplink Frequency range Gain Total group delay (maximum) Delay variation–any 5 MHz BW (maximum) Delay variation–any 240 MHz BW (maximum) Noise figure–mid band (minimum) Noise figure–full band (maximum) Return loss (minimum) Output IP3 (typical) Electrical.8 lb) 260 x 170 x 95 mm (10.4 dB 0. AISG Ground screw diameter Operating temperature range Ingress protection Lightning protection. BTS port Ordering Option For TMA With Accessories Model ETW200VS12UB ETW190VS12UB All specifications are subject to change. female (longneck) 8–pin circle.com 81 .7 dB 50 ns 15 ns 18 dB b–150 dBc (3rd order. 8/20 waveform AISG DIV ANT Bias Tee CPU & AISG Bias Tee BTS0 AISG BTS1 E15S09P94 Block Diagram Protocol RET antenna support VSWR Alarm Alarm threshold-return loss Power Power supply voltage Operating current @ 12 V Operating current @ 15 V Operating current @ 24 V Failure current consumption @ 10–18 V Mechanical Weight without mounting brackets Dimensions–H x D x W Finish Connectors.54 ± 2 dB 7–30 Vdc 130 ± 20 mA 105 ± 20 mA 70 ± 15 mA 190 ± 10 mA 7–30 Vdc 130 ± 20 mA 105 ± 20 mA 70 ± 15 mA 190 ± 10 mA 5. female (longneck) 8–pin circle. Downlink Frequency range Insertion loss (typical) Insertion loss (maximum) Group delay (maximum) Delay variation–any 5 MHz BW (maximum) Return loss (minimum) Intermodulation at antenna port Power handling–operational Power handling–survival Bias Tee CPU & AISG Bias Tee Node B0 AISG Node B1 E15S08P80 Block Diagram MAIN ANT 2110–2155 MHz 0.6 dB 18 dB + 22 dBm 1850–1910 MHz 12 ± 1. IEC 60130 1/4 in –40° C to +65° C IP67 dc ground 20 kA. IEC 60130 1/4 in –40° C to +65° C IP67 dc ground 20 kA.com for the most current information.0 24 Vdc and RS-485 <9. RF Connector. 2 x 20 W) ± 53 dBm (200 W) ± 57 dBm (500 W) 1930–1990 MHz 0. antenna port Lightning protection.0 dB 150 ns 50 ns 10 ns 1.0 24 Vdc and RS-485 AISG 1.andrew. Please see www. 8/20 waveform 6. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.1 or 2.7 x 3.1 dB 1.2 dB 2.0 in) Gray paint 7–16 DIN.0 lb) 160 x 196 x 78 mm (6.15 dB 0.0 dB 18 dB + 26 dBm MAIN ANT DIV ANT Electrical.1 or 2.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System OneBase™ Tower Mounted Amplifiers Single Band TMA Model E15S08P80 E15S09P94 1710–1755 MHz 12 ± 0.2 x 6. antenna port Lightning protection.andrew. 82 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.6 dB 0.5 in) Gray paint 7–16 DIN.3 kg (13. 2 x 20 W) ± 53 dBm (200 W) ± 57 dBm (500 W) AWS ANT PCS ANT Electrical.com for the most current information.0 dB 40 ns 8 ns – 1.9 lb) 238 x 186 x 90 mm (9. RF Connector. Downlink Frequency range Insertion loss (typical) Insertion loss (maximum) Group delay (maximum) Delay variation–any 5 MHz BW (maximum) Return loss (minimum) Intermodulation at antenna port (typical) Power handling–operational Power handling–survival AISG Protocol RET antenna support AISG 1. 2 x 20 W) ± 53 dBm (200 W) ± 57 dBm (500 W) 1930–1990 MHz 0. Uplink Frequency range Gain Total group delay (maximum) Delay variation–any 5 MHz BW (maximum) Group delay distortion–any 240 MHz BW (maximum) Noise figure–mid band (minimum) Noise figure–full band (maximum) Return loss (minimum) Output IP3 (typical) Electrical.6 dB 18 dB + 22 dBm 1850–1910 MHz 12 ± 1.54 ± 2 dB Power Power supply voltage Operating current @ 12 V Operating current @ 15 V Operating current @ 24 V Failure current consumption @ 10–18 V 7–30 Vdc 130 ± 20 mA 105 ± 20 mA 70 ± 15 mA 190 ± 10 mA Mechanical Weight without mounting brackets Dimensions–H x D x W Finish Connectors.1 dB 18 dB + 22 dBm 2110–2155 MHz 0.22 dB 0. BTS/Node B port 6.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System OneBase™ Tower Mounted Amplifiers Dual Band TMA Model E15S08P78 E15S08P78 1710–1755 MHz 12 ± 1. female (longneck) 8–pin circle.0 dB 150 ns 55 ns 10 ns 1. 8/20 waveform Ordering Option For TMA With Accessories Model ETT19V2S12UB All specifications are subject to change.3 x 3.35 dB 2.4 x 7.7 dB 55 ns 18 ns 18 dB b–155 dBc (3rd order. Please see www.2 dB 1.1 or AISG 2. AISG Ground screw diameter Operating temperature range Ingress protection Lightning protection.com Bias Tee CPU & AISG Bias Tee Node B AISG BTS E15S08P78 Block Diagram .0 24 Vdc and RS-485 VSWR Alarm VSWR alarm threshold–return loss <9.3 dB 15 ns 8 ns 18 dB b–155 dBc (3rd order.andrew. IEC 60130 1/4 in –40° C to +65° C IP67 dc ground 20 kA. The new family of dc 2. A second option is to use an AISG tower mounted amplifier (TMA). The AISG port on that smart bias tee can be connected to a junction box. One option is to use a smart bias tee at the top.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System RET System With Smart Bias Tees Using SMB Ports The Teletilt ATC300-1000 rack mount controller provides an additional option for injecting the AISG signal into the RF cable. actuator.1 Bias Tee ATC300-1000 Controller AISG Connector Six SMB Jack Connectors or Crossover Ethernet Cable BTS Network (Computer interface not supplied.com 83 . which also has an AISG port for connecting to any RET devices.1 bias tees are used as an alternative to smart bias tees when using the SMB ports on the controller instead of the AISG connection. RET System Using SMB Ports on ATC300-1000 with Either a Smart Bias Tee or an AISG TMA at the Top TMA Option Smart Bias Tee Option Antenna Actuator Smart Bias Tee AISG TMA Coaxial Cable AISG Control Cable AISG Coaxial Surge Arrestor Coaxial cable for SMB/SMA Ports dc 2. There are two options that can be used for dividing out the AISG signal from the RF cable into control cables leading to the antenna line devices at the top of the site. or any other RET device.) Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew. L x W x D Temperature range IP rating Grounding lug 0.0–2. the ABT series dc 2.1 Bias Tees ABT-DMDF-ADBA and ABT-DFDM-ADBA dc 2.0 All specifications are subject to change. male 7–16 DIN. using a combination of the cost efficient ABT series dc 2.1 Bias Tees Port 1 (RF/dc/data) AISG signals and dc power can be injected onto a coaxial cable run that feeds up a site.com . Bottom Unit 7–16 DIN. typical Isolation for dc/RET data signals Impedence Peak power.3 MHz 0. The SMB ports (also known as layer one converter connections) on the controller modulate the AISG signal. male SMA.52 kg (1. 84 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. female 7–16 DIN.com for the most current information.andrew. Please see www.10 dB 50 dB 50 ohms 12 kW 500 W @ 883 MHz and 350 W @ 1940 MHz (combined) <–159 dBc (3rd order. Bottom Unit 7–16 DIN.2 x 1.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System dc 2. With the signal pre-modulated by the controller connection.7 in) –40° C to +65° C IP68 M6 x 1.andrew. female ABT-DMDF-ADBA.6 x 1.1 bias tees and an SMB port on the ATC300-1000 Teletilt controller.1 bias tee can be easily used in place of a smart bias tee at the bottom of the tower. female Mechanical Net weight Dimensions. maximum Average power Intermodulation Lightning protection capability 698–960 MHz and 1710–2180 MHz 2. Electrical Port 3 (dc/data) Port 2 (RF/dc blocked) ABT-DFDM-ADBA Frequency range AISG frequency Insertion loss.14 lb) 82 x 40 x 42 mm (3. female SMA. 2 x 20 W) 10 times @ 6kA Connectors/Interfaces 24 V Models Port 1 (RF/dc/data) Port 2 (RF/dc blocked) Port 3 (dc/data) ABT-DFDM-ADBA. similar to what is done by a smart bias tee used at the bottom of a tower. These surge arrestors can be used with a dc 2.com 85 .Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Surge Arrestors APTDC-BDFDF-DB and APTDC-BDFDM-DB Arrestor Plus® Surge Arrestors APTDC series surge arrestors protect RET site components in the BTS from damage due to lightning strikes or power surges. typical APTDC-BDFDF-DB AISG Compliant 806–960 and 1710–2170 MHz APTDC-BDFDM-DB AISG Compliant 806–960 and 1710–2170 MHz 22.andrew.42-1991 40 kW 0.41 lb) 81.0–5.32 lb) 87.65 in) Interface 2 APTDC-BDFDF-DB Mechanical Interface 1 Interface 2 Weight Height Length Width All specifications are subject to change.com for the most current information.64 kg (1.88 mm (3. 2 x 20 W) 3000 W 50 ohms 350 V 10 times @ 30 kA.0–2.0 dB 26.3 MHz 806–960 MHz 1710–2000 MHz 2000–2170 MHz Intermodulation Average power Connector impedance Gas tube voltage Lightning strike capability Lightning strike capability test method Peak power.0 dB b–150 dBc (3rd order.46 in) 87.91 mm (1.91 mm (1.1 bias tee or a smart bias tee located at the bottom of the tower. The APTDC-BDFDF-DB and APTDC-BDFDM-DB surge arrestors are also designed to allow AISG signals to pass through the coaxial cable to a top smart bias tee or AISG tower mounted amplifier.0 MHz 2.andrew. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.42-1991 40 kW 0.0 dB 24. Please see www.88 mm (3.46 in) 41.0 dB b–150 dBc (3rd order.65 in) 7-16 DIN female bulkhead 7-16 DIN male 0.60 kg (1.0 dB 26.19 in) 87. 2 x 20 W) 3000 W 50 ohms 350 V 10 times @ 30 kA.88 mm (3. 8/20 waveform IEEE C62. Interface 1 Electrical Model Regulatory compliance Frequency range Return loss 1. 8/20 waveform IEEE C62.07 dB 7-16 DIN female bulkhead 7-16 DIN female 0.05 dB 22.0 dB 25.0 dB 26.46 in) 41.03 mm (3. maximum Insertion loss.0 dB 25.0 dB 24.0 dB 24. Please contact Andrew Wireless Solutions for additional lengths. black jacket SMB.com for the most current information.com .8 m 6. waterproof Operating temperature range 0.1 bias tee.4 mm 0.95 dB 1.8–1. male 50 ohms 0. 1910–2170 MHz C100-PSMSB-M8 CNT-100 braided coaxial.andrew.andrew. 86 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. normal Torque. Please see www. Electrical Model Cable construction type Connector type Impedance Insertion loss (typical).1 Nm 1. L Bending radius Torque.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Coaxial Cable for SMA to SMB Connection C100-PSMSB-M8 The Andrew C100-PSMSB-M8 braided coaxial cable provides a connection between an SMB port on the ATC300-1000 Teletilt controller and the SMA port of an ABT series dc 2.35 dB Mechanical C100-PSMSB-M8 Dimensions.7 Nm –40° C to +85° C All specifications are subject to change. 824–960 MHz Insertion loss (typical). com to assist in planning a complete RET system. electronically produced using the Teletilt® AISG Configurator Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew. select the type of controller that best fits your application. and specify data cable lengths for each location needed in the RET system. build sectors with desired Andrew Teletilt RET compatible antennas. Configuration Options With the Teletilt AISG System Configurator. This program guides you step-by-step to custom create a RET system that is unique to your site requirements. Ordering your Teletilt RET system components is easy with your custom configured bill of materials.andrew. producing a bill of material to easily place an order for the products selected. you are able to choose which type of site location you are working with (tower top or roof top).com 87 .Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Software Teletilt® AISG System Configurator The Teletilt® AISG System Configurator is an easy to use free software tool that can be downloaded from www. add smart bias tees. actuators.andrew. and electrical downtilt settings D Provides real-time status of antenna configuration D Remotely upgrades firmware of controller. horizontal beamwidth.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Software Antenna Network Management System ANMS™ is a Windows® based software program that allows access to multiple RET sites across the world within a network using an Ethernet connection. without geographical map interface or scheduling capability D Complimentary with purchase of ATC300-1000 Teletilt controller Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. and tower mounted amplifiers D Schedules reoccurring antenna configuration changes D Displays RET sites on a geographical map interface D Automatically detects new RET sites D Monitors alarm conditions ANMS Site Manager Features 88 D Basic version of ANMS Scheduler.com . With this powerful tool. ANMS Scheduler Features D Remotely changes azimuth direction. adjustments can be easily made to accommodate changing coverage needs and receive feedback on the entire network. andrew.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System Software Manage sites remotely over a secure Internet connection. and monitor activities ANMS™ Scheduler Geographical Interface Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.com 89 . schedule adjustments. and wiring errors. Part Number Description ATTKK200-KIT Control cable and system test kit Includes Cable tester (ATTK-SB and ATTK-LU) 221mm (8–11/16") AISG RET control cable for verifying tester functions and battery level (in cable tester) RET system tester (ATTK-SA) Breakout box (ATTK-BB) Convenient carrying case Mechanical Net weight. kit–L x W x D: 1. low voltage.8 x 10.) The breakout box enables short or open conditions on the individual AISG RET control cable without cutting into the cable. These components connect to each end of an AISG RET control cable to locate shorts.9 lbs) 248 x 270 x 124 mm (9. and data levels.andrew. (Requires a 9 Vdc battery.com for the most current information.8 kg (3. kit: Dimensions. (For example. opens. Please see www.6 x 4. ATTK-SA RET System Tester ATTK-BB Breakout Box .) ATTK-SB Switch Box 90 ATTK-LU LED Unit Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.4 in) All specifications are subject to change. a red LED lit on +24 Vdc indicates voltage out of range.com The RET system tester checks for opens. shorts. high voltage. ATTK200-KIT The cable tester consists of a switch box and an LED unit.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System RET Installation Accessories AISG RET Control Cable and System Test Kit The ATTK200-KIT includes diagnostic tools to assist in identifying problems that can occur in a RET system.andrew. Part Number Description AWE-A12 Enclosure for 0.com 91 . No tapes. which seals and protects connectors from the environment. The reusable enclosure contains an innovative trifold seal that provides complete moisture block for installed connectors. or shrink tubes are required. Part Number Description 3CCGRIP Hoisting grip for RET control cables Nylon Cable Tie For RET Cable Attachment Nylon cable ties provide support for RET cables. kit of 50 3CCGRIP 40417 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. one-piece weatherproofing enclosure offers an additional measure of system protection by providing a high temperature resistant.andrew. The Andrew AWE-A12 WeatherShield connection protection enclosure will accommodate Type N and 7–16 DIN connections and is compatible with Andrew HELIAX® cable. Simply place the housing around the connector and snap the tabs together.5 in (368 mm) long. This robust. Typical applications include securing cables in buildings and along horizontal antenna mounting arms. Recommended for use at 200 ft (60 m) intervals. The ease of installation on hard-to-reach connections and the long-term protection provided by this enclosure make it the most cost-effective solution available today. SureFlex™ cable assemblies. The AWE-A12 WeatherShield connection protection enclosure takes just seconds to install.5 in antenna connection/device AWE-A12 Hoisting Grip for RET Cable Lift and support RET cable up a tower safely and quickly. without the threat of slippage using Andrew’s new 3CCGRIP hoisting grip. tools. as well as most brands of standard jumpers. 0. Part Number Description 40417 Nylon cable ties. This one-piece grip speeds and simplifies installation by eliminating time consuming lacing. watertight seal around the connectors while also helping to dampen vibration that can loosen connector interfaces over time.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System RET Installation Accessories AWE-A12 WeatherShield™ Weatherproofing Complete your transmission line installation with Andrew’s new AWE-A12 WeatherShield™ connection protection enclosure.3125 in (8 mm) wide 14. com . kit of 10 252028-10KT Double stack hardware for miniature click-on hangers. kit of 10 252029-10KT Triple stack hardware for miniature click-on hangers. kit of 10 68MCLICK 252029-10KT 252026-10KT 92 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew. The 68MCLICK miniature click-on hanger accommodates two runs of RET cable and can be stacked to easily install several runs in confined spaces. Specifically designed with flexible gripping ribs to provide a secure support and indexing on the hanger body to help align cables during installation. Miniature Click-On Hanger Shown with angle adapter and triple stack hardware Kit includes quantity of 10. This compact miniature click-on hanger is both cost-effective and durable. kit of 10 Select hardware by intended hanger stack height.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System RET Installation Accessories 68MCLICK Miniature Click-On Hanger Now installing RET control cables into hangers is accomplished in one easy click with Andrew’s new 68MCLICK miniature click-on hanger. Part Number Description 68MCLICK Miniature click-on hangers for RET control cable. Required attachment hardware is ordered separately in kits of 10. kit of 10 252027-10KT Single stack hardware for miniature click-on hangers. 252026-10KT Miniature angle adapters. even in highly corrosive environments and extreme weather conditions. robust installation for RET control cable. Two each are needed for 3 and 4 in (76 and 102 mm) cable hangers. All parts are stainless steel or galvanized.125 in (0. 1 in (25 mm) Part Number. highly resist pop-out occurrences and allow motion to simply be absorbed. No hardware is required for installation! Mounts to pre-punched 0.150 in) thick.5–3. Kit of 10. in (mm) 31670-1 1–2 (25–50) 31670-2 2–3 (50–75) 31670-3 3–4 (75–100) 31670-4 4–5 (100–125) 31670-5 5–6 (125–150) 31670-6 6–8 (150–200) 31670 Series Tower Standoff with Round Member Adapter Adapters with round member clamps and hardware for 0.120 to 0. This hanger is especially designed to reduce vibrations caused by the wind from affecting the RET control cabling. Its stainless steel construction offers exceptional integrity. located on the spring fork.Teletilt® Remote Electrical Downtilt System RET Installation Accessories Round Member Adapters Stainless steel clamps to mount 0. 2. kit of 10 SSHA-38 Grommets for RET control cable. Part Number Description SSHAK-38 SnapStak Hangers with SSHA-38 grommets for RET control cable.5 (20–40) 30848-4 — 1. Kit of 10.andrew. Kit includes ten SnapStak hangers and ten SSHA-38 grommets. Part Number Diameter.75–1.5 to 4 in (13 to 102 mm) cable hangers to round support members. in (mm) 30848-5 — 0. kit of 10 SSHAK-38 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.75 in (19 mm) holes.5 in (60 mm) Diameter. Its unique retention tabs.5 to 4 in (13 to 102 mm) hangers.0 (40–75) 30848-1 41108A-1 3–4 (75–100) 30848-2 41108A-2 4–5 (100–125) 30848-3 41108A-3 5–6 (125–150) SnapStak™ Hanger with Grommet 30848 Series Andrew’s new SSHAK-38 SnapStak hanger provides a secure.75 in (19 mm) holes in support structures 0. Part Number.com 93 . ™ The SSHAK-38 SnapStak hanger installs in 0. andrew.Notes 94 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.com . CONCEALMENT SOLUTIONS Micro AcCELLerator™ Antennas Antenna Concealment Mounting Solutions . Contact Andrew’s Customer Support Center (CSC) for more information.com .Concealment Solutions Overview Micro AcCELLerator™ Antennas Andrew Wireless Solutions offers a wide variety of base station antenna concealment solutions including: D Micro AcCELLerator™ tri-sector antennas with fixed and variable tilt models for 1800/1900/UMTS D AcCELLerator™ antenna mounting solutions with both hardware and accessories for field installation Micro AcCELLerator Tri-Sector Antennas Andrew offers the Micro AcCELLerator antenna in a 1710–2180 MHz variable tilt design (CSH-6516A-VT/R2) and in an 1850–1990 MHz fixed tilt model (MTRR75-17-000DPL2). and has each sector marked on the mounting base plate to ensure accurate positioning.andrew. Both antenna types conceal three DualPol® antennas inside the same radome. The CSH-6516-VT model is Teletilt® RET-compatible. A variety of hardware and accessories are offered for flexible field installation (mounting kits and a universal telescoping mounting stand). Use the ordering worksheets provided to help configure your customized solution and submit it to receive a quote or place an order. Ordering Information AcCELLerator™ Antenna Mounting Solutions See specifications and product selection information for more details about Andrew antenna concealment solution products. Antenna Concealment Mounting Solutions Field-assembled antenna concealment mounting solutions are available for both dual and wideband Andrew base station antennas. 96 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. Andrew’s commitment to providing the most innovative solutions in the industry includes ongoing product development—watch for additions to the Micro AcCELLerator series featuring antennas with integrated AISG OneBase™ tower mounted amplifiers. has a removable lower cover for easy installation on a flat surface or monopole. degrees USLS.0) 10.6 (39.com 97 .5 (17.2 (30.0) 1.3 (17.5 (21.4) 63 7.2 (30.0° Mounting Slots Ø0. dB Isolation.3 x 7. lb (kg) Dimensions—L x OD. 2° Tilt R0.0) Typical Concealment Solution CS H Horizontal Beamwidth – 65 16 EDT Option – VT Ø7.7 (42. dB VSWR PIM3 at 2 x 20 W. wind area.0) 190 180 170 160 Elevation 1920 MHz.0° 130 220 140 210 ° 0 60.9) Typical R 3. ohms Lightning protection 0 350 330 50 300 1710–1880 ±45° 15. degrees Elevation BW. ft² (m²) Max. wind load at 100 mph.6) 61 6.0 (17.5:1 –150 200 50 dc ground 1850–1990 ±45° 15.andrew.1) 65 7.13) 78.0° Frequency Band Gain in dBd FREQUENCY BAND (MHz) H = 1710–2180 ELECTRICAL DOWNTILT (EDT) OPTION VT = Variable EDT R2 = Factory Installed ATM200 Teletilt® Actuator Base material 0.5:1 –150 200 50 dc ground 60 290 70 280 80 270 90 260 100 250 110 240 120 230 130 220 140 210 150 200 190 180 170 160 Azimuth 1920 MHz. lbf (N) Max. wind speed.1 (80.com for the most current information.6 R(15.3 (160) Bolt Circle 20. watts Impedance. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. bottom) Light gray 30 320 40 310 50 300 60 290 70 280 80 270 90 260 100 250 110 240 Base Flange Dimensions 120 230 Note: Dimensions are shown in inches (mm).0) 78. dBc Max. 2° Tilt Mechanical 340 350 0 10 20 330 Weight.0) thick All specifications are subject to change.7 (350) 125 (201) Integrated flange 7–16 DIN–female (6.0) 1. in (mm) Max.989 x 201) 1.3 (8. Please see www.7 2–10 16 26 >30 <1.0) Equally spaced in 3 positions on Ø 6. input power.Concealment Solutions Micro AcCELLerator™ Antennas CSH Series CSH-6516A-VT Micro AcCELLerator™ Wideband DualPol® Tri-Sector Antenna 340 10 20 30 320 40 310 Electrical Frequency.9 (1.0 2–10 16 28 >30 <1. 150 200 2.4 (60.9 (200. dBd (dBi) Azimuth BW. degrees Beam tilt.0) R1. 120.5 2–10 16 28 >30 <1.7 (17.4 (0.5:1 –150 200 50 dc ground 1920–2180 ±45° 15.0) Ø1.andrew. dB Front-to-back ratio. MHz Polarization Gain. mph (km/h) Hardware material Connector type Color 46. dB Isolation. degrees Elevation BW.94 (24) 80˚ 0 -10 -20 -30 0˚ -40 3 x 0.0) 75 6 0º 18 >30 1.com All specifications are subject to change. wind load at 100 mph. degrees Beam tilt.9 (17. Please see www.7 x 15. . watts Passive intermodulation Lightning protection 1850–1990 ±45° 14. dB VSWR Power handling.9) 50 (220) 150 (241) 7–16 DIN–female (6. degrees USLS.com for the most current information.andrew.35:1 maximum 250 r–147 dBc at 2 x 20 W (+43 dBm) dc ground Mechanical Weight. lbf (N) Max.25 (144.andrew. MTG-A30-04. lb (kg) Dimensions.36 (35) 300˚ 210˚ 330˚ 0. wind speed. MHz Polarization Gain.23 (82) 30˚ 150˚ 60˚ 120˚ 90˚ Elevation 2° Tilt 98 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.69 (43) Azimuth 270˚ 240˚ 1.1) 57 x 6.Concealment Solutions Micro AcCELLerator™ Antennas MTRR75-17-000DPL2 MTRR75-17-000DPL2 Micro AcCELLerator™ DualPol® Tri-Sector Antenna Electrical Frequency.500 -13 UNC-2B on 5 (127) Bolt Circle 1. dBd (dBi) Azimuth BW. MTG-A30-03.75 (171) 330˚ -10 -20 -30 6 x 1.88 (48) 3. mph (km/h) Connector type Mounting options MTRR Series DualPol® Micro AcCELLerator™ Antenna 20 (9. 210˚ 180˚ 0 Ø 6.255 (32) SQ 7-16 DIN Connector 0˚ -40 30˚ 150˚ 60˚ 120˚ 90˚ 1. bottom) MTG-A30-02. MTG A40 00 270˚ 240˚ Base Flange Dimensions 300˚ Note: Dimensions are shown in inches (mm). L x OD. in (cm) Max. com 99 .Concealment Solutions Micro AcCELLerator™ Antennas MTRR75-17-000DPL2 Mounting Accessories Base Flange Dimensions Note: Dimensions are shown in inches (mm).5 in 3.5 in 10 (254) MTG A40 00 Pedestal Mount Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. Ø 6.625 (16) through on Ø 5 (127) Bolt Circ MTG-A30-XX U-Bolt Pipe Mount Pipe Mount MTG-A30-02 MTG-A30-03 MTG-A30-04 Pipe Diameter 2.5 in 4.68 (170) 3 x Ø 0.andrew. 25 in (337 mm) 13.25 in (337 mm) 13. Note: If you order an 800TREEKIT mounting kit without ordering a DB800TREE mounting stand.andrew. Mounting kits available for use with the AcCELLerator universal mounting stand are compatible with most Andrew base station antennas. Please see www.913 to 3.429 mm).Concealment Solutions Antenna Concealment Mounting Solutions Hardware Selection AcCELLerator™ Antenna Concealment Mounting Solutions The AcCELLerator product family features a universal telescoping mounting stand that adjusts in increments of 6 inches ranging from 75.25 in (337 mm) 13. Antenna Model HBXX-6516DS-VTM/R2M HBXX-6517DS-VTM/R2M CTSDG-06513-XDM/R2DM CTSDG-06515-XDM/R2DM CTSDG-06516-XDM/R2DM LBX-9012DS-VTM/R2M LBX-9013DS-VTM/R2M LBX-9014DS-VTM/R2M DBXGKC-6565A-VTM DBXGKC-6565B-VTM DBXGKC-6565C-VTM DBXGKC-6565EC-VTM DBXLH-6565A-VTM/R2M DBXLH-6565B-VTM/R2M DBXLH-6565C-VTM/R2M TBXLHA-6565C-VTM/R2M UMWD-03319-XDM/R2DM UMWD-04517-XDM/R2DM UMWD-04519-XDM/R2DM HBX-6513DS-VTM/R2M HBX-6516DS-VTM/R2M HBX-6517DS-VTM/R2M UMWD-09014B-XDH/R2DH UMWD-09016-XDH/R2DH Frequency (MHz) 1710–2180 1710–2180 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 806–960 870–960/1710–1880 870–960/1710–1880 870–960/1710–1880 870–960/1710–1880 806–960/1710–2180 806–960/1710–2180 806–960/1710–2180 824–960/1710–2180 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2180 1710–2170 1710–2170 Outer Diameter 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 20 in (508 mm) 13.3 to 135 in (1.andrew.25 in (337 mm) Mounting Kit 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT 800TREEKIT UMWD-TREEKIT UMWD-TREEKIT UMWD-TREEKIT UMWD-TREEKIT UMWD-TREEKIT Qty Per Configuration 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna 1 per antenna *1 *1 *1 *1 *1 Universal Tree Stand DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE DB800TREE *One kit provides mounting for three antennas.com . 100 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.25 in (337 mm) 13. you will need to order an 800PIPEKIT-X in order to be able to mount three antennas to a mounting pipe.com for the most current information. 913 mm) 135 in (3.5 3 x 0.51 (13) Ø16 (406) Bolt Circle R0.Concealment Solutions Antenna Concealment Mounting Solutions DB800TREE Universal Mounting Stand Base Flange Dimensions Note: Dimensions are shown in inches (mm).5 Ø18 (457) ± 1.com 101 .3 in (1.2 (183) ± 1.75 in (19 mm) thick Universal Mounting Stand Mechanical Specifications Model Description Weight (stand only) Height (stand) Fully Retracted Fully Extended Diameter (stand only) Top Bottom DB800TREE Universal Tree Stand 132 lb (59.5 in (88.6 mm) Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.5 3 x 1.26 (32) Base material 0.9) B C 3 x 120° 3 x R3.02 (102) ± 1.9 mm) 4 in (101.35 (8.5 12 x 5° A 3 x 120° 12 x R0.5° 3 x R7. 12 x3 0° 12.429 mm) 3.8 kg) AcCELLerator™ Antenna Mounting Solutions with Universal Mounting Stand 75.63 (16) Ø4.5 (89) ± 1.andrew. You will receive a written quotation containing pricing and lead time. If you have any questions about this process. or contact your local Andrew Sales Office.com . 3. please contact Andrew’s Customer Support Center: From North America call 1-800-255-1479 or from outside North America call +1-708-873-2307. The universal stand and mounting kits are designed for Andrew antennas. 2. See Hardware Selection pages to select the type of mounting kits and quantities needed for your antennas and the concealment solution you have chosen. 102 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew. Contact Andrew's Customer Support Center for additional information on concealment products. Company: ________________________________________________________________ Date: ________________________________ Contact: _____________________________________________ Email: ___________________________________________________ Phone: ______________________________________________ Fax: ____________________________________________________ AcCELLerator™ Solution Stand Antenna Models DB800TREE QTY: 1 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Sector 1 Mounting Kits –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– Sector 2 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– 800TREEKIT QTY: UMWD-TREEKIT QTY: 1 Sector 3 Notes: 1.Concealment Solutions Antenna Concealment Mounting Solutions Ordering Worksheet Please complete the configuration worksheet shown below and fax it to Andrew’s Customer Support Center: From North America send to 1-800-349-5444 or from outside North America send to +1-779-435-8579. FV. RR. and RV Panel Antennas Pipe Mounts Downtilt Mounts .MOUNTING HARDWARE AND ACCESSORIES For Omni and Yagi Antennas Pipe Mounts Side Mounts For Panel Antennas Pipe Mounts Downtilt Mounts Special Mounts For DR. FR. lb (kg) DB365-SP5 5 (127) 3.625 in (15.73) 18 (8.82) 5 (2.73) .8) 2 (0.2) 2 (50.85 mm) OD galvanized steel.36) 15 (6. 0.0) 2 (0.6 mm) thickness.6) 6.Mounting Hardware and Accessories For Omni and Yagi Antennas Pipe Mounts DB365-OS Mounting Clamp Kits DB365-OS mounting clamp kit includes two clamps that mount antennas to round members from 1. lb (kg) Part Number DB365-OS Round in (mm) 7 (3.25 to 3. 60° in (mm) Net Wt.9) 16 (7.45) V-Bolt Mounting Kits DB365W 11653 104 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. lb (kg) Shipping weight.36) 11653-6-IN 6 (154.27) 16 (7. nuts and washers. Net weight.27) 6 (2. lb (kg) 11653 3 (76. and galvanized steel back straps.25 to 2.46 (87.54) 7.7) 5.79 (197.06 (153.8) DB365-SP7 7 (177.8 to 69. Net weight.com V-bolt mounting clamp kits include stainless steel V-bolts.7) 6.36 (161.63) Angle.27) DB365-SP9 9 (228.24 (107.4) 4.88 mm) diameter hole required.1) 3.9) 4. lb (kg) Shipping weight. lb (kg) Shipping Wt. lb (kg) 10 (4.5) 7. Set of two.andrew.91) 3 (1.6 (66. 90° in (mm) Angle.8 (71. Part Number Round in (mm) Angle.95 (125.36) 11653-4-IN 4 (101.8) 4.6) 2.6) 6. lb (kg) Shipping Wt. 60° in (mm) Net Wt.2 (132.8 to 89 mm) OD or angle members to 3 in (76 mm).18) 8 (3.79 (197.54 (89.5 in (31.36 (161.9) 14 (6.8) 17 (7.33 (109. 90° in (mm) Angle.8) 5 (2.18) DB365W Mounting Clamps For mounting antennas to a wood pole or masonry wall up to 14 in (355. Clamp jaws fit round members from 1.0) 4 (1.8) 2. Two clamps supplied.54) 12 (5.91) 3 (1.75 in (31.27) 11653-9-IN 9 (228. set of two.4 mm) galvanized steel.63) DB375 Mounting Clamps Used to mount horizontal members to vertical members—round from 1. Net weight. ASPA320 Mounting Clamp Mounting clamp for securing antenna to wooden pole. tower leg.com 105 .5 mm) angle iron or 4 in (101. Will mount on structure from 1 to 2. ASPR616 Clamp Set Consists of two clamps for mounting base station antennas to tower or mast.8 to 76.2 mm) each piece. ASP617 ASPA320 ASPR616 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. U-bolts are supplied to secure any combination of two intersecting pipes from 1 to 2. Accommodates up to 2.75 in (27 to 70 mm) diameter.4 to 73 mm) OD.25 to 3 in (31. or mast from 1 to 2. lb (kg) Shipping weight. Clamps are gold iridite aluminum alloy.5 in (63. Shipping weight 6 lb (2. Includes four straps per clamp for spacing adjustment. All parts are galvanized.875 in (25. lb (kg) 7 (3.andrew.4 to 73 mm) diameter. Use DB375-SP5 for round tower members measuring 5 inches in diameter.875 in (73 mm) OD intersecting cross pipe. Special feature allows jaws to be rotated 90º to clamp onto horizontal mounting bars. Set of two.875 in (25.Mounting Hardware and Accessories For Omni and Yagi Antennas Pipe Mounts DB370 Mounting Clamp Kit This is the same as DB365-OS except center straps are not welded.18) 8 (3. ASP617 can be combined with ASPA320 mounting clamp to accommodate antennas with vertical parallel mounting members.6 mm) OD tower legs with up to a 2.7 kg).25 in (6. DB375 ASP617 Universal Crossover Clamp Plate is 0.7 kg).7 kg). galvanized steel. Shipping weight 6 lb (2. Shipping weight 3 lb (1. 6 in (66. lb (kg) Shipping weight. DB638.Mounting Hardware and Accessories For Omni Antennas Side Mounts Band Clamp V-bolt (11653) Sway Brace 16.8 mm) 90˚ or 2.9) 130 (59. DB5001 VHF Side Mounting Kit 25 in (635 mm) 1. DB810.2 mm) tower member.2 mm) tower member.04 mm) 60˚. fitted with neoprene lining. DB5004S-MTD Net weight.1 m) in length x 3 in (76. Two 10 ft sections of pipe and six clamp assemblies included.91) . Opening is 3.1) DB5004S-MTD Fiberglass Outrigger Assembly DB5004 Can be used on any large side-mounted MTD (minimum tip deflection) fiberglass radome to limit tip deflection in high winds. and hardware to mount antenna to tower leg.2 mm) OD.75 in (95 mm).2 mm) tower members. DB5001-SP5 for 5 in (127 mm) tower members. the top sway brace on the DB5002 kit is designed for side mounting fiberglass antennas. DB809.5) 23 (10.9375 in (49 mm) dia. Use to mount all metal mast antennas away from side of tower measuring 2 to 8 ft (0. lb (kg) 1. lb (kg) Shipping weight. angular members to 2 in (50. A plastic end. 16 in (406 mm) 13. DB810 and DB812. The outrigger is 123 in (3.45) Antenna DB5004 Adjustable Side Mounting Kit For DB809. slips over the top of the antenna and sits about midpoint on the radome. Use DB5001 for 3 in (76. Includes top sway brace.75 in (349 mm) DB5007 106 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. DB224. Net weight.75 in (426 mm) Heavy duty side mount kits include all brackets. and the stainless steel V-bolts (supplied) fit round tower members 1. Base Station Antenna Side Mounting Kits For DB222. Bottom brace only.2 mm) in diameter.6875 in (43 mm) dia. lb (kg) Shipping weight. lb (kg) Tower 21 (9. Fits 3 in (76. for 3 in (76.61 to 2. clamps. Brace the outrigger to the tower legs via one set of DB375 clamps. DB5001 Net weight.8 to 76. DB5007 UHF Side Mounting Kit For DB404 and DB806 antennas. Clamp assemblies are for 3 in (76.com 11 (5. and DB812 antennas. and DB5001-SP7 for 7 in (178 mm) tower members. lb (kg) 21 (9. Net weight.00) 13 (5.2 mm) OD tower members.5) 23 (10. lb (kg) Shipping weight.25 to 3 in (31.45) DB5002 Side Mounting Kit Similar to DB5001. and DB264.44 m) across the face. including DB616.andrew. lb (kg) 123 (55. The main support pieces are fabricated of galvanized steel. DB5012 DB5091-3 No-Torsion Mount The DB5091-3 utilizes three clamps on a galvanized steel tube to mount DB810 and DB812 antennas to round tower members. but includes top sway brace. and DB420 antennas. the DB5030 can be used on any side-mounted antenna with a small tapered Aeroglas radome.Mounting Hardware and Accessories For Omni Antennas Side Mounts DB5012 UHF Side Mounting Kit For DB408.com 107 . Note: An extra metal bar is provided with the DB5091-3 for the bottom and middle clamps to assure good vertical alignment of the antenna.5 mm) angle iron. DB5030 ASPR614 Side Mounting Kit Optional side mount with a fiberglass insulated upper support arm. DB411. Same as DB5007. lb (kg) Sway Brace 19 (8. Net weight. May be mounted on any square or triangular tower with tubular legs up to 4 in (101.2 to 2.63) 21 (9. based on 18 in (457. DB5091-3 ASPR614 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. lb (kg) Shipping weight. The opening is 1.54) DB5030 Fiberglass Outrigger Assembly Designed to limit tip deflection in high winds.5 in (63. DB413.875 in (47 mm).1 m) long and attaches to the tower legs via one set of DB375 galvanized clamps. The outrigger is 123 in (3.andrew. A plastic end fitting with neoprene tape lining slips over the top of the antenna and sits about midpoint on the radome. Used for mounting antennas from 18 in to 7 ft (457.133 mm) away from the tower.2 mm) faces.6 mm) or 2. 601860A DB382NS Offset Pipe Mounting Kit Provides offset positioning for enhanced cable clearance with back-mounted connectors. Includes the 600899A-2 downtilt mount. order DB380-8. For antennas with 3-points.2 mm).25 in (31. order DB380-3. This offset feature also makes it possible to use downtilt mounting. Includes two pipe mounts. For pipe diameters measuring 3 to 8 in (76.2 to 203.5 in (31.5 in (42 to 115 mm) OD pipe. DB380-9-ADFD1820 Pipe Mounting Kit Use for mounting ADFD1820 style antennas to pipes measuring 3 to 9 in (76. DB380-CTSDG DB380-OFFSET DB390 DB5083 CTSDG style antenna DB380 108 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. 602495 Side-By-Side Mounting Kit Use to mount two CTSDG style antennas as a single antenna. Fits 1. DB380 and DB380-3 Pipe Mounting Kits Use for wide panel antennas.2 to 228. and UMWD 65˚/90˚ style antennas. DB380-OFFSET Pipe Mounting Kit Use to mount antennas away from a pipe or pole. Fits 1.8 to 115 mm) OD pipe.5 in (31. where multiple antennas are desired on a single monopole. DB380 includes 2 pipe mounts. To use this kit with a CTSDG style antenna. and can be used with antennas that are compatible with the DB380 or DB380-3 pipe mounts.7 to 4. order a DB380-CTSDG pipe mount adapter kit. DB390 Pipe Mounting Kit Use for narrow panel antennas.andrew. DB380-CTSDG Pipe Mount Adapter Kit Use as an adapter to enable CTSDG style antennas to be compatible with the DB380 pipe mount.25 to 4. UMW. Designed to fit 1. Fits 1.com DB380-OFFSET .Mounting Hardware and Accessories For Panel Antennas Pipe Mounts 601860A Optional Fixed Tilt Pipe Mounting Kit Use for PCS. This kit includes three offset pipe mount brackets.25 to 4. This kit is compatible for use with the DB5083 downtilt mount.8 to 115 mm) OD pipe.6 mm) OD.8 to 108 mm) OD pipe.25 to 4. Mounting Hardware and Accessories For Panel Antennas Downtilt Mounts 600899A-2 Downtilt Mounting Kit Adjustable tilt mounting kit available for UMWD 33˚/45˚, CTSDG, CTSG, and ADFD series antennas. Designed to fit 1.3 to 4.5 in (33 to 114 mm) OD pipe. 600691A-2 Downtilt Mounting Kit Downtilt mounting kit for UMWD 65˚/90˚, PCS, and UMW style antennas. Designed to fit 1.7 to 4.5 in (42 to 114 mm) OD pipe. 602030A Downtilt Mounting Kit Downtilt mounting kit for PCS, UMW, and UMWD 65˚/90˚ style antennas. Designed to fit 2 to 4.5 in (42 to 114 mm) OD pipe. 600899A-2 DB5083 Downtilt Mounting Kit Includes a heavy-duty, galvanized steel downtilt mounting bracket assembly and associated hardware. This kit is compatible with the DB380 pipe mount and provides downtilt mounting for panel antennas that are equipped with two mounting brackets. DB5083D Downtilt Mounting Kit Consists of two DB5083 heavy-duty, galvanized steel downtilt mounting bracket assemblies and associated hardware. This kit is compatible with the DB380-3 pipe mount and provides downtilt mounting for large panel antennas, which are equipped with three mounting brackets. DB5098 Downtilt Mounting Kit The DB5098 kit includes a galvanized steel downtilt assembly and is compatible with the DB390 pipe mount and associated hardware. For antennas with 3 point brackets, order DB5098-3. DB5098-WM Downtilt Mounting Kit Downtilt mounting kit for SA3400 series antennas. This kit is compatible with the DB390 pipe mount and associated hardware. Includes two angle indicator labels for assisting in setting downtilt of antenna. 602030A DB5083 DB5083D Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew.com DB5098 109 Mounting Hardware and Accessories For Panel Antennas Special Mounts 800PIPEKIT-X AcCELLerator™ Mounting Kit Use for mounting multiple wide panel antennas to a single pole or stand. One kit mounts up to three antennas. Removable spacers allow this kit to fit on poles measuring 3.5, 4.5, or 5.5 in (88.9, 114.3, or 139.7 mm OD). DB800TREE AcCELLerator™ Mounting Stand Universal telescoping stand used for mounting multiple antennas in a three sector arrangement. Adjusts in increments of 6 in (15.4 mm), ranging from 75.3 to 135 in (1,913 to 3,429 mm). See Concealment Solutions for ordering information. 800TREEKIT AcCELLerator™ Mounting Kit Optional kit for mounting multiple wide panel antennas to a single pole or stand. Suitable for use with 85x, 93xQDG, CTSDG, and ADFD1820 style antennas. Order one kit for each antenna. Fits 3.5 or 4 in (88.9 or 101.6 mm) OD pole. UMWD-TREEKIT AcCELLerator™ Mounting Kit Use for mounting multiple UMWD style antennas to a single pole or stand. One kit mounts up to three antennas. Fits 3.5 or 4 in (88.9 or 101.6 mm) pole. See Concealment Solutions for ordering information. 800PIPEKIT-X DB5084-AZ Variable Azimuth Wall Mount Optional brackets for wall mounting wide panel antennas. Provides azimuth rotation from +45˚ to –45˚, minimizing required clearance from the wall. DB5094-AZ Variable Azimuth Wall Mounting Kit Optional brackets for wall mounting narrow panel antennas. Provides azimuth rotation from +45˚ to –45˚, minimizing required clearance from the wall. DB800TREE UMWD-TREEKIT 110 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew.com DB5084-AZ DB5094-AZ Mounting Hardware and Accessories For DR, FR, RR, FV, and RV Panel Antennas Pipe Mounts MTG-Pxx-xx Series Standard Pipe Mounts Standard pipe mounts provide a low profile mounting arrangement that adapts to either a pole or a wall. Each mount fits poles measuring 1.5 to 5 in (38 to 127 mm) OD, and spaces antenna less than 2 inches away from the pole. When mounting to a wall, the antenna is spaced less than 3 inches away from the wall. Unless otherwise specified, an MTG-Pxx-xx standard pipe mount is supplied with each DR, FR, RR, FV, and RV style panel antenna. Part Number Antenna Length in (mm) Pole OD in (mm) Distance From Pole in (mm) Range of Downtilt degrees MTG-P00-20S 48–72 (1219–1829) 1.5–5 (38–127) 2 (51) 42 (1067) 5.75 (2.6) MTG-P00-30S >72 (>1829) 1.5–5 (38–127) 1.8 (46) 42 (1067) 9.5 (4.3) Weight lb (kg) *Optional band clamp may be used to replace threaded rods and “C” bracket. MTG-P00-20S Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew.com MTG-P00-30S 111 and is available in two tilt ranges.5 (2. FR.6) MTG-D15-20S 112 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. FV. RR. Each degree of downtilt is clearly marked on the bracket.Mounting Hardware and Accessories For DR.com MTG-D15-30S . Part Number Downtilt Range degrees Antenna Length in (mm) Pole OD in (mm) Distance From Pole in (mm) Bracket Spacing in (mm) Weight lb (kg) MTG-D15-20S 0–15 48–72 (1219–1829) 1. FV.0) MTG-D15-30S 0–15 >72 (>1829) 1. FR.5–5 (38–127) 4 (102) 42 (1067) 4.0 (3.5–5 (38–127) 4 (102) 42 (1067) 8. or RV panel antennas and are compatible with all MTG family of standard mounts.andrew. Easily adjusts in 1° increments. and RV Panel Antennas Downtilt Mounts MTG-Dxx-xx Series Mechanical Downtilt Mounts Downtilt kits are designed for use with the DR. RR. 80 -150 -120 -90 -60 -30 Tx Tx Rx Rx 0 30 60 90 120 150 Basic Antenna Types Used in Cellular Style Systems Antenna Fundamentals Base Station Antenna Materials and Mechanical Characteristics APPLICATIONS/ENGINEERING NOTES Tx . and engineers. The Applications/Engineering Notes are a comprehensive information guide to base station antennas. Andrew incorporates multiple value-added features that have made them the preferred products of system managers. For all other Andrew product information please visit www. f (MHz) 800 Cellular 824 849 869 894 Wavelength at higher frequencies is more conveniently expressed in inches: Rx Tx L (inches) = 11808 (300 m) f (MHz) E-TACS 872 905 917 950 Rx Tx 900 GSM 890 Rx 915 935 960 Tx GSM 1800 1710 1785 1805 1880 Rx Tx PCS 1900 1850 1910 1930 1990 Rx Tx UMTS 1920 1980 2110 Rx 2170 Tx AWS 1710 114 1755 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. designers. Recognized around the world as technically advanced professional base station antenna systems. Andrew offers base station antenna system solutions for professional communications systems. Our products cover virtually the entire radio frequency (RF) footprint for applications that connect the world.com 2110 2155 . Tx L (feet) = 984 (300 m) in free space. manufactures. Frequency Band Reference Chart Rx Tx Trunking (SMR) 806 824 851 WAVELENGTH (L) 869 Rx The ratio of the velocity of the wave to the frequency of the current causing the wave.andrew. and delivers innovative and essential communications equipment and solutions for the global telecommunications infrastructure market.Applications/Engineering Notes Overview Andrew Wireless Solutions designs.andrew.com. The use of a quad or four port +45° antenna can provide for air combining. polarization diversity gain results can outperform spatial diversity. which shows a reuse pattern of N=7. Some studies note that in urban areas with high multipath. the most popular option is a 3-sector (120°) solution. which is useful in avoiding additional transmit combiner losses when overlaying additional frequency. two uplink antennas per sector are placed far enough apart so that the signals they receive are uncorrelated. Most sites in urban and suburban areas use sectorized antennas to achieve higher capacity. Therefore it can be seen that specialized pattern shaping. To achieve spatial diversity. Typically cells are represented as hexagons (Figure 1). 2 2 7 2 N=7 7 5 1 5 6 1 4 7 1 5 2 3 1 6 3 6 5 D 0 12 A 5 6 5 4 1 6 5 1 5 6 2 7 4 7 4 1 6 3 2 3 7 1 6 2 4 7 1 5 1 5 4 7 4 7 4 2 3 2 3 7 ° 6 5 6 2 3 2 120 1 4 1 4 4 7 6 3 3 3 3 B C 1 S D2 = A2+B2-2ABxCOS(d) D = 5. High Density Cell Configuration Using Diversity Polarization for Diversity Gain The use of a single antenna containing two arrays at orthogonal polarizations (horizontal/vertical or +45°) is useful in dense urban areas with high multipath.andrew.75C2 S = 0. Diversity/Air Combining For many rural and suburban sites.866C Figure 1 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. Omni antennas are generally used for low capacity sites where sectorization is not required. can go a long way toward optimizing coverage inside the desired sector and minimizing interference from and into undesired sectors/cells. To date. diversity is accomplished using spatial diversity. but 6-sector solutions are used where capacity issues are severe. Since given frequencies are reused throughout the system. both azimuth and elevation. Cell Reuse The principles behind the cellular concept employ the reuse of frequencies over and over again throughout the network to gain capacity. these cells can have diameters measured either in miles or in hundreds of feet. Typical examples are more rurally located sites.3S C2 = S2+(C/2)2 S2 = C2-(C/2)2 S2 = 0. Depending on the capacity requirement.Applications/Engineering Notes Basic Antenna Types Used in Cellular Style Systems There are two basic types of base station antennas used in cellular style systems: omni-directional (omni) antennas and directional or sector antennas.com 115 . the channel sensitivity becomes interference limited rather than noise limited like older non-cellular systems. com Building . 6-sector sites are used for additional capacity.andrew. 116 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.Applications/Engineering Notes Basic Antenna Types Used in Cellular Style Systems Typical Antenna Installations Rx Tx Tx Tx Tx Rx Rx Rx Tx Rx Tx Rx Rx Rx Omni Tower Sector/Platform Concealed Shown above are typical 3-sector sites. the probe antenna would be moved over a spherical surface. The radiation characteristics of an antenna are determined by moving a simple probe antenna. coaxial cable. A typical far-field range setup is shown in Figure 3 where D is the maximum dimension of the Antenna Under Test. Its function is to transform conduction currents (found on wires.andrew. Radiation Pattern The most important requirement is describing where an antenna radiates energy into the space around it. which is connected to a radio receiver. A radiation pattern is a graphical representation of where and how much energy is radiated. The antenna’s impact on the radio system is determined by choosing the antenna with the appropriate characteristics defined by its specifications. but its performance impact is enormous.Applications/Engineering Notes Antenna Fundamentals One of the most critical elements of a wireless communications system is the antenna.com 117 . noting the received signal level as a function of angular coordinates. Every antenna should come with such a representation. See Figure 2. around the antenna at a constant distance. and waveguides) into displacement currents—it’s this invisible phenomenon that makes radio communications possible. Figure 2 Measuring Radiation Patterns Source Antenna Antenna Under Test Polarization Positioner Test Positioner Receiver Source Positioner Positioner Control Indicators Pattern Recorder Figure 3 Typical Far-Field Range Setup Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. A base station antenna represents only a small part of the overall cost of a communications site. Probe Antenna Antenna Under Test The following information describes and defines the most common parameters used to specify base station antennas. For a complete 3-dimensional characterization. Figure 6 shows the absolute voltage elevation patterns where the peak value for the isotropic radiator is 1.00 and the dipole is 1. the probe moves in the x-z plane (< = 0° and . In this case. The pattern can also be plotted as a function of absolute logarithmic power level. and the center is not zero. Pattern data supplied by Andrew Corporation is in the form that is defined by the altazimuth coordinate system. Figure 9 shows the relative power elevation patterns in dB where the peak value for both is 0.00) and the dipole is 2.64 = 1. for all Andrew base station antennas.64). . Figure 5 Altazimuth Coordinate System 118 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. These principle plane patterns are the horizontal (azimuth) radiation pattern and the vertical (elevation) radiation pattern.282.00 dB. If the levels are absolute values. Figure 8 shows the absolute power elevation patterns in dBi where the peak value for the isotropic radiator is 0.00 dBi = 10 log10 (1. Most antennas are physically symmetrical about the x-y and x-z planes. = 90° and < varies).00 and the dipole is 1. the outside value of the polar plot is zero. Figure 4 Spherical Coordinate System The radiation pattern can be graphically represented in two ways.15 dBi = 10 log10 (1. The signal level can be plotted as a function of linear voltage or linear power. which means the antenna’s radiation characteristics are aptly described by only two radiation patterns. Figure 7 shows the absolute power elevation patterns where the peak value for the isotropic radiator is 1. for relative plots. shown in Figure 9. To measure the vertical pattern. the outside value of the polar plot is greater than one. One is by a rectangular plot. while that used by surveyors and RF engineers is the altazimuth coordinate system shown in Figure 5.andrew.Applications/Engineering Notes Antenna Fundamentals The coordinate system used for defining antenna radiation patterns is the spherical coordinate system shown in Figure 4. Andrew uses the polar plot format. the center of the polar plot is zero. To measure the horizontal pattern. where angular position is equivalent to the angular position on a circle—relative to a reference radial—and signal level is plotted relative to the center of the circle at a distance proportional to the signal level. The second is a polar plot.28. In this case. the outside value is one. the probe moves in the x-y plane (. varies). where angular position is defined by the x-axis and signal level by the y-axis.com Examples of rectangular and polar plots using the altazimuth coordinate system are shown for an isotropic radiator and a half-wave dipole in Figures 6–9 (see following page). -3 dB level Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.4 345 210 330 0.2 60 135 45 1.8 0.9 165 0.andrew.2 225 0 -180 -150 -120 -90 -60 -30 0 315 255 isotropic radiator half-wave dipole 270 285 Polar Plot Center = 0 0.2 165 15 1 180 0.4 0.8 75 120 Absolute Power Level Figure 6 300 255 1.2 330 0.6 0 195 0.5 195 0.1 315 225 0 -180 -150 -120 -90 -60 -30 0 240 30 60 90 120 150 180 Elevation Angle (degs) isotropic radiator half-wave dipole 270 285 Polar Plot Center = 0 0.4 45 150 30 1.5 1.8 15 0.7 180 0.com 240 300 255 270 isotropic radiator half-wave dipole half-power.3 90 75 120 1.Applications/Engineering Notes Antenna Fundamentals Elevation Absolute Voltage Level 1.2 units/radial division 15°/angular division isotropic radiator half-wave dipole Rectangular and Polar Plots of Absolute Linear Voltage Levels for an Isotropic Radiator and a Half-Wave Dipole Elevation Absolute Power Level 2 90 105 1. -3 dB level 285 Polar Plot Center = -40 dB 5 dB/radial division 15o/angular division Figure 9 Rectangular and Polar Plots of Relative Power Levels in dB for an Isotropic Radiator and a Half-Wave Dipole 119 .3 345 210 0.6 60 135 1.2 units/radial division 15°/angular division isotropic radiator half-wave dipole Rectangular and Polar Plots of Absolute Linear Power Levels for an Isotropic Radiator and a Half-Wave Dipole Elevation Absolute Power Level (dBi) 5 Absolute Power Level (dBi) Figure 7 300 240 30 60 90 120 150 180 Elevation Angle (degs) 105 0 90 75 120 -5 60 135 -10 45 150 -15 30 165 -20 15 180 0 -25 195 345 -30 210 330 -35 -40 -180 -150 -120 -90 -60 -30 225 0 30 Elevation Angle (degs) 270 285 Polar Plot Center = -40 dBi 5 dBi/radial division 15°/angular division isotropic radiator half-wave dipole Rectangular and Polar Plots of Absolute Power Levels in dBi for an Isotropic Radiator and a Half-Wave Dipole Elevation Relative Power Level (dB) 0 105 -5 Relative Power Level (dB) 300 255 isotropic radiator half-wave dipole Figure 8 315 240 60 90 120 150 180 90 75 120 60 135 -10 45 150 30 -15 165 15 -20 0 180 -25 195 -30 345 330 210 -35 -40 -180 -150 -120 -90 -60 -30 315 225 0 30 60 90 120 150 180 Elevation Angle (degs) isotropic radiator half-wave dipole half-power.4 105 Absolute Voltage Level 1.6 0 0.1 150 1 30 0. 00 dBd. and a length will be reached where any increase in size will not give any substantial increase in gain. The gain of a dipole is 2.Applications/Engineering Notes Antenna Fundamentals Antenna Gain Perhaps the second most important parameter in selecting a base station antenna is gain. Practically. aperture size is mainly determined by the antenna’s length. gain doubles (3 dB increase) when the antenna length doubles. gain increases. due to a matching increase in loss. where the unit of measure is dBd. The unit of measure is the dBi.15 dBi or 0. G=eD G (dBi) = 10 log 10 (e D) where G = antenna gain relative to an isotropic radiator e = antenna efficiency D = antenna directivity relative to an isotropic radiator G (dBi) = D (dBi) – L (dB) where L = losses due to resistance of conductors. In general. while the antenna’s efficiency accounts for losses associated with the antenna. as shown: 4F G = –––– A e B2 where B = wavelength. dielectrics. 120 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. m Ae = effective aperture area. Figure 10 compares the gain of a given antenna rated in dBi (dB with respect to an isotropic radiator) to the same antenna rated in dBd (dB WRT a 1/2 wave dipole). m2 c f B = –– where c = speed of light.15 (dBi) Figure 10 Gain is a function of the frequency.com . polarization Gain is always referenced to an isotropic radiator (a device that radiates energy in all directions equally).andrew. as length increases so do the losses. For wireless sector and omni antennas. Hz As aperture size increases. Gain is proportional to the product of directivity and the antenna’s efficiency. Directivity is a measure of how an antenna focuses energy.15 (dBi) 3 (dBd) = 5. impedance mismatch. m/sec f = frequency. Isotropic Pattern (0 dBi) Isotropic (dBi) Dipole (dBd) Gain Dipole Pattern 0 (dBd) = 2. Gain also may be referenced to a half-wave dipole. The exception to this is the horizontal pattern of an omnidirectional antenna that is circular.818 + 1/ *V – 172. An assumption needs to be made concerning the efficiency or the losses associated with an antenna to determine the gain. degrees These formulas show that directivity increases as HPBW decreases. It is the angular width of the radiation pattern’s main lobe.25*HBW10dB +18)*VBW3dB For omnidirectional antennas (2): D z 191.com 121 . Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. degrees *V = vertical pattern half power beamwidth.andrew.0 0. It is measured between the points where the power pattern is one-half (3 dB down) the main lobe’s peak value. These formulas can then be used to ensure the appropriate gain has been chosen for specified horizontal and vertical HPBWs. Directivity can be estimated from the two principal plane HPBWs by using: For sector antennas (1): 41250 D (dBi) = 10*log 10 ––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––– (0.53*HBW3dB +0.4 where *H = horizontal pattern half power beamwidth.Applications/Engineering Notes Antenna Fundamentals Half Power Beamwidth Half power beamwidth (HPBW) is a parameter that measures the shape of the radiation pattern. HPBW is usually specified for the horizontal and vertical radiation patterns. The better the CPR. 340 330 210 220 320 230 310 300 240 250 260 270 280 290 Polar Plot Center = -40 dB 5 dB/radial division 10 /angular division 10°/angular Horizontal Pattern -3 dB level Figure 11 Horizontal Pattern Polar Plot showing HPBW and Front-to-Back Ratio 110 100 90 80 70 120 60 130 Cross-Polarization Ratio (CPR) Side Lobes 50 140 40 150 CPR is a comparison of the co-polarized vs. A number of minor lobes are found above and below the main lobe. 350 200 340 210 Null Fill 330 220 320 230 310 240 300 250 260 270 280 290 Polar Plot Center = -40 dB 5 dB/radial division 10o/angular division Figure 12 Elevation Pattern Polar Plot showing Pattern Parameters 120° 120° Directed Dipole™ Typical Cross-Pol Ratio (CPR) 122 Techniques exist to lower upper side lobes and redirect some of the radiating energy and fill in nulls. These are termed nulls. = 0°.Applications/Engineering Notes Antenna Fundamentals 110 100 90 Front-to-Back Ratio 80 The front-to-back ratio is the ratio of the maximum directivity of an antenna (usually at . 70 120 60 130 50 140 40 150 30 160 20 170 10 Front-to-Back Ratio 180 Half Power Beamwidth 0 190 350 200 Side Lobes and Nulls A typical vertical pattern is shown in Figure 12. The main lobe (or main beam or major lobe) is the lobe in which the direction of maximum radiation occurs. Co-Polarization Cross-Polarization (Source at 90°) Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. cross-polarized pattern performance of a dual-polarized antenna generally over the sector of interest (alternatively over the 3 dB beamwidth). Figure 11 shows the HPBW and front-to-back ratio for a typical horizontal pattern. the consequence of doing this is to widen the main lobe and thus lower the directivity and reduce the antenna’s gain. This is termed null fill. Nulls may represent a 30 or more dB reduction (less than one-thousandth the energy of the main beam) in received signal level in that direction. the better the performance of polarization diversity. = 180° in the altazimuth coordinate system).andrew. Between these side lobes are directions in which little or no radiation occurs. These are termed side lobes. = 0°.com . = 0° in the altazimuth coordinate system) to its directivity in a rearward direction antenna (usually at . Often. Nulls 30 Back Lobe 160 Main Lobe 20 170 10 180 0 190 Main Lobe Maximum It is a measure of the ability of a cross-polarized array to distinguish between orthogonal waves. Applications/Engineering Notes Antenna Fundamentals Horizontal Boresite Beam Squint The amount of pointing error of a given beam referenced to mechanical boresite. P Desired 300 130 220 140 210 150 200 190 180 170 160 Horizontal Beam Tracking 123 . Sector Power Ratio (SPR) SPR is a ratio expressed in percentage of the power outside the desired sector to the power inside the desired sector created by an antenna’s pattern. the beams should track as closely as possible. Mechanical Mechanical Boresite Boresite The beam squint can affect the sector coverage if it is not at mechanical boresite. It can also affect the performance of the polarization diversity style antennas if the two arrays do not have similar patterns. Squint 340 –3 dB Electrical Electrical Boresite Boresite 0/2 350 0 10 0 20 330 +3 dB 30 320 40 310 Horizontal Beam Tracking 50 300 Refers to the beam tracking between the two beams of a ±45° polarization diversity antenna over a specified angular range.andrew.com 120 240 130 230 Desired Undesired 300 . the better the interference performance of the system. The better the SPR. P Undesired 60 SPR (%) = ————— X 100 60 . 60 290 70 280 For optimum diversity performance. 130 220 140 210 200 190 180 170 160 150 Beam Squint 120° 120° 340 350 0 10 20 330 30 320 340 40 310 350 0 10 20 30 330 320 50 300 60 290 40 310 –45° Array 70 50 70 290 280 +45° Array 60 300 80 270 280 80 270 90 90 260 100 260 250 100 110 250 240 110 120 230 220 140 210 150 200 190 180 170 160 Sector Power Ratio Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. 80 270 90 260 100 250 110 240 120 230 It is a percentage that allows comparison of various antennas. . null fill and upper sidelobe suppression. much emphasis has been placed on improved elevation (vertical) pattern shaping. Qualitatively. From the numerical results. The goal is to have enough sector-to-sector overlap to accommodate desired handoffs.andrew.E82-A. References from two technical papers are shown below that support the fact that azimuth pattern shaping can also play a large role in network optimization. The excerpt graph shown above presents a quantitative measure of how this overlapping angle can affect capacity loss in a CDMA network. . .Applications/Engineering Notes Antenna Fundamentals 65° 90° The Impact Lower Co-Channel Interference/Better Capacity and Quality In a three sector site. D Much smaller softer hand-off area D Dramatic call quality improvement D 5%–10% capacity enhancement Directed DipoleTM 120˚ Sector Overlay Issues For network optimization. excessive overlay also reduces capacity of TDMA and GSM systems. such as downtilt. VOL. NO. while in GSM systems it can show up as unwanted coverage. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON VEHICULAR TECHNOLOGY. In CDMA type systems this shows up as pilot pollution.7 JULY 1999 15 10 5 0 0 5 10 15 Overlapping angle (degree) The graph shown above was used in the following technical paper: “Effect of Soft and Softer Handoffs on CDMA System Capacity” By: Chin-Chun Lee et al.com . . “. VOL. traditional antennas produce a high degree of imperfect power control or sector overlap. 3. IEICE TRANS FUNDAMENTALS. 47. AUGUST 1998 Parameters like improved azimuth pattern rolloff beyond the 3 dB points and improved front-to-back ratio—both co-polarization and cross-polarization—are key features. NO. better defined “cones of silence” behind the array. while minimizing the excess overlap which can result in interference. 124 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.” Percentage of capacity loss (dB) The quote noted above was used in the following technical paper: “On the Capacity and Outage Probability of a CDMA Hierarchial Mobile System with Perfect/Imperfect Power Control and Sectorization ” By: Jie ZHOU et al. .. the user capacities are dramatically decreased as the imperfect power control increases and the overlap between the sectors (imperfect sectorization) increases . Imperfect sectorization presents opportunities for: Traditional Flat Panels 65° 90° D Increased softer hand-offs D Interfering signals D Dropped calls D Reduced capacity The rapid roll-off of the lower lobes of the Directed DipoleTM antennas create larger. Polarization describes how the radio wave (displacement current.com 125 . Linear Circular Elliptical Figure 14 Polarization Types Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. At a given point in space. E 2m E u1 E 1m The instantaneous value of the wave (blue arrows) can be written as: E(t) = E 1m cos( L t) u 1 + E 2m cos( L t + :) u 2 Figure 13 General Polarization Ellipse Where : is the phase by which the u2-component leads the u1-component. Polarizations are said to be orthogonal if any arbitrary polarization can be expressed as a combination of the two orthogonal polarizations. the general shape traced by the electric field vector is an ellipse. A summary of basic polarization types and necessary component values is shown in the table below. This is an important concept because for a radio wave transmitted with a given polarization to be received by another antenna. All practical antennas are composed of two orthogonal components. The cross-polarized response is the power received by the polarization orthogonal to the desired polarization (co-polarization) in a specified plane.Applications/Engineering Notes Antenna Fundamentals Polarization u2 The polarization of an antenna is a property of the radio wave that is produced by the antenna.andrew. electric field vector) varies in space with time. The most common two orthogonal polarizations are vertical and horizontal. shown in Figure 13. the receive antenna must be able to receive this polarization and be oriented to do so. Polarization E 1M E 2M : Vertical 0 1 0˚ Horizontal 1 0 0˚ Slant right 45° 1/2 1/2 0˚ Slant left 45° 1/2 1/2 180˚ Right-hand circular 1/2 1/2 –90˚ Left-hand circular 1/2 1/2 90˚ Figure 14 illustrates these basic polarization types. Applications/Engineering Notes Antenna Fundamentals Beamtilt Figure 15 To reduce the coverage of a specific antenna, not only can the input power be reduced but the main lobe can be tilted below the horizon (maximum radiation does not occur in the direction of the horizon). The simplest way to achieve this is to mechanically tilt the antenna. The antenna can also be designed so that the main lobe does not point toward the horizon. This is achieved by electrical techniques associated with the antenna’s feed network and is termed electrical downtilt. Mechanical Downtilt Back Lobe Peak Horizontal Pattern (Disc) Main Lobe Peak Axis of Rotation Figure 16 Patterns using Mechanical Downtilt 100 110 90 80 110 70 120 140 150 160 170 10 170 180 0 180 350 190 190 200 210 40 30 20 10 0 350 340 210 330 330 220 320 320 230 310 300 270 280 50 200 340 260 60 160 20 220 70 150 30 250 80 140 40 240 90 130 50 230 100 120 60 130 310 240 290 250 Vertical Pattern 260 270 280 290 300 Figure 16 shows how the horizontal radiation pattern becomes distorted as mechanical tilt increases. This is because at a constant distance, as the pattern tilts, the received signal level is not a function of the main beam peak but is a function of the slope of the main lobe or even an upper side lobe. While at ±90 degrees, no change in the horizontal pattern occurs. Horizontal Pattern Mechanical Tilt 0° 4° 8° 6° When an antenna is mechanically tilted, its radiation characteristics do not change. However, the coverage on the ground is affected. This can best be explained by using Figure 15. Imagine that the horizontal pattern is a disc that is rotated about an axis that lies perpendicular to the direction of main radiation (main lobe). When the disc is rotated so that the main beam tilts down, at ±90 degrees from the peak (axis of rotation), nothing happens, while at ±180 degrees (back lobe), the pattern points upwards, Thus, a mechanically tilted sector antenna gives a reduced coverage footprint at the peak of the beam, but as the angle increases from this point, the effect of the beamtilt decreases. 10° Figure 17 Electrical Downtilt Back Lobe Peak Main Lobe Peak With electrical downtilt, the radiation characteristics of the antenna do change. This can be visualized by taking the horizontal pattern disc, mentioned above, and cutting into its center so that a cone can be formed. Now, the whole pattern is tilted, as shown in Figure 17. Figure 18 shows how the horizontal radiation pattern remains the same shape as electrical tilt increases. Horizontal Pattern (Cone) Figure 18 Patterns using Electrical Downtilt 110 100 90 80 70 110 60 120 80 70 60 40 140 150 150 30 160 30 160 20 20 170 10 170 180 0 180 0 190 350 190 350 220 320 230 250 320 230 310 240 340 330 210 330 220 10 200 340 210 270 280 250 290 Vertical Pattern Electrical Tilt 310 240 300 260 260 270 280 290 Horizontal Pattern 0° 4° 6° Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew.com 8° D Manual electrical tilt (MET) D Remote electrical tilt (RET) 50 130 40 140 200 126 90 120 50 130 100 Andrew Corporation offers two categories of antennas with beamtilting capabilities: 10° 300 To adjust a Manual Electrical Tilt antenna, a person must physically adjust the antenna’s tilt mechanism. The tilt mechanism allows re-configuration of the antenna while it is installed in its mounted location. This often involves the climbing of a tower while the RF equipment at the site is turned off. Applications/Engineering Notes Antenna Fundamentals As an alternative, a remote electrical tilt antenna has an actuator or motor drive attached to the antenna to allow the tilt to be adjusted remotely from the base of the tower using a local controller. Multiple antennas/sites can be controlled independently or in groups using this concept. See the Teletilt® section of this catalog for more information. VSWR and Return Loss VSWR and return loss (RL) are measures of how much energy is reflected from an antenna’s input. The amount of energy reflected by the antenna depends on the antenna’s input impedance. The input impedance of an antenna consists of two parts, the self-impedance and the mutual impedance. The self-impedance is that impedance determined by the antenna on its own. The mutual impedance is determined by the antenna’s surroundings (energy radiated by the antenna that is reflected back into the antenna from surrounding objects). The relationships between an antenna’s input impedance, Z, and its VSWR and RL, , are: 1+| | VSWR = ––––––– 1 – | | Z – Z0 = ––––––– Z + Z0 VSWR – 1 R.L. = 20 log 10 ( ) = 20 log 10 ( –––––––––––– ) VSWR + 1 where = reflection coefficient Z = antenna’s input impedance Z0 = characteristic impedance of system VSWR or return loss is only one component of an antenna. The table below shows how VSWR can increase (RL will decrease) without significantly increasing the antenna’s overall loss (decreasing the antenna’s gain). VSWR Return Loss, dB Transmission Loss, dB Power Reflected, % Power Transmitted, % 1.0 0.00 0.0 100.0 1.10 26.4 0.01 0.2 99.8 1.20 20.8 0.04 0.8 99.2 1.30 17.7 0.08 1.7 98.3 1.40 15.6 0.12 2.8 97.2 1.50 14.0 0.18 4.0 96.0 2.00 9.5 0.51 11.1 88.9 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew.com 127 Applications/Engineering Notes Antenna Fundamentals System VSWR Calculator Often system VSWR (or return loss) readings are measured near the base station equipment at the base of the tower. These readings will be influenced by all the various components in the RF path. The estimated system VSWR calculator shown in Figure 19 mathematically calculates the theoretical RMS value expected for the combination of the components specified. Please visit www.andrew.com and click on Software, CableMasterTM to download the latest VSWR calculator tool and experience its capabilities. Figure 19 System VSWR Calculator Shown at 850 MHz Frequency 128 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew.com andrew. the fIMD that contain the most amount of energy are the third order products. If a nonlinearity is present. Many digital systems will include both average power and peak power requirements.com 129 . when n or m = 0. 2 f1 – f2 and 2 f2 + f1. LC LIMD3(dBc) LIMD3 2 f 1 . then the following frequencies are generated: f IMD = n f 1 ± m f 2 where fIMD = frequency generated by nonlinearity n = 0. m = 0. . significant intermodulation is usually caused by ferromagnetic components in the RF path and poor connections between metal parts. . Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. 2 . The simplest scenario is when two carriers at frequency f1 and f2 are fed into an antenna. 2 . Figure 20 is a graphical representation of the 2-carrier IMD situation. Level (dBm) In passive devices. Nonlinearities within these passive devices cause the appearance of unwanted frequencies equal to the integral multiples and sums and differences of integral multiples of the unwanted frequencies. The presence of significant intermodulation can be mitigated by a combination of good design and good construction practices. . Generally. . 1. . it is limited to the power handling capacity of the feed line. Although these products do not often cause problems. n + m is the order of the fIMD For passive devices.Applications/Engineering Notes Antenna Fundamentals Intermodulation A characteristic of passive devices used in radio systems that is becoming increasingly important is intermodulation distortion (IMD). then fIMD is a harmonic n and m x 0. . 1. they are the easiest to measure and usually specified.f2 f1 f2 2 f2 -f1 Frequency Figure 20 Third Order Intermodulation Distortion Representation Power Rating The input power to the antenna terminals verifies that the antenna can safely handle and deliver its rated performance. Where dissimilar metals must be brought into contact under stress conditions where the surface of chemical conversion would be scratched or impaired. low water absorption. Relative Position of Metals and Platings Commonly Used D The radiating elements and support members D Radomes D Feed harness and connectors D Hardware and mounting Radiating Elements and Support Members In base station antennas. low weight. Copper or brass should never be placed in contact with aluminum without passivating or plating the metal surfaces in contact. Not only does this reduce corrosion but it protects against freeze bursting in cold weather. insulated element spacers or insulated stiffeners. they can introduce dielectric capacitance that produces higher antenna VSWR. Insulators These include radiator support insulators. The material shape and size should be selected so that the maximum forces imposed on it—including fatigue—will be less than the yield point of the material. low RF loss materials such as fiberglass or ABS. At the higher frequencies. care must be given to the materials used in order to avoid severe galvanic corrosion.andrew. Water accumulation in hollow members can be avoided with drainage holes near the low point. mounts and clamps. Copper and brass also are frequently used where size and weight are not factors. Principal advantages are ease of plating and similar metal contacts with the feed cable. Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. Materials must be ultraviolet (UV) resistant to avoid deterioration after long exposure to sunlight. good resistance to corrosion. the metals should be close to each other in the galvanic series (see Table of Galvanic Series) so that galvanic action is very slow. where size and weight must be considered. It has higher resistance to corrosion than the high strength aluminum alloys while its hardness prevents metal “creep.com (1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) (15) (16) (17) Magnesium Zinc Aluminum Aluminum Alloys Cadmium Steel or Iron Stainless Steel (active) Lead-Tin Solders Lead Tin Nickel (active) Brass Copper Monel Silver Gold Platinum Note: Low number is anode and high number cathode. copper or brass lugs should be zinc plated (not silver) for connection to aluminum. Metal flows from low number to high number in galvanic action. Experience is the best guide for proper safety factor. Pressure cast aluminum is very well suited to certain parts such as bases. Galvanic corrosion can be eliminated by the use of similar materials or by passivating the materials in contact by plating or chemical conversion treatment (aladine or iridite). In general.” undesirable in clamps. For example. Radomes Radomes are typically fabricated from high strength. Desirable qualities in such insulators are: low dielectric constant. Galvanic corrosion occurs as a speed-up of corrosion where moisture is present between dissimilar metals causing electrical current flow between them similar to a battery or electroplating action. low power factor (low loss) at the operating frequencies. insulators should be avoided wherever possible since they are subject to breakage or damage and can deteriorate performance. aluminum alloys that combine high strength. and steel clamps or mounts to aluminum should be hot dip galvanized (molten zinc).Applications/Engineering Notes Base Station Antenna Materials and Mechanical Characteristics Materials Mechanical Failure Table of Galvanic Series The selection of materials that will be used in an antenna or array breaks down to materials for the component parts: This generally occurs when wind and ice loads exceed the yield strength of the material or where metal fatigue occurs after long-term cycling back and forth of a member due to wind vibrational forces. and good conductivity are a natural choice in metals. sockets. 130 Corrosion This is an important consideration in metallic members and where dissimilar metals are brought into physical contact. ability to operate well within the temperature range without . certain of the newer urethanes. For the demanding intermodulation (IM) specifications required by high-capacity systems. Stainless steel meets these requirements and is desirable for many applications. this technology can also facilitate the same type of beam shaping provided by printed circuit board technology. Connectors and Termination Wind and Ice Since antennas are installed in all areas under various conditions of wind and ice. The feed networks are formed from a single piece of material. mechanical strength. the 7–16 DIN Family of connectors is strongly recommended. Air Dielectric Striplines Air dielectric stripline-feed networks provide the lowest loss technology available. Whenever printed circuit boards are employed the use of conformal coating is mandatory to protect the circuits from environmental contamination (moisture. UHF connectors should not be used above 300 MHz. corrosion. see product data sheets available on the Andrew web site at www. printed circuits. mechanical impact resistance. some flexible lead is desirable between the antenna and most transmission lines to facilitate installation and test.com) per formula shown below: H V F = A ——— 2 ƒp 2 C dƒp . Printed circuit feed networks are more often employed above 800 MHz where they can facilitate elevation beam shaping with upper sidelobe suppression and null fill. ratio of Length/Width (Depth) and Reynolds number Wind load can also be calculated using equivalent flat plate area (Aƒp. By careful design. In either case. nuts.2 131 .Applications/Engineering Notes Base Station Antenna Materials and Mechanical Characteristics undue change. figuring that the wind could come from any direction. Where icing conditions are prevalent a separate loading should be calculated for 0. it is difficult to set a value of wind and ice loading that will satisfy the maximum or severe conditions without overdesigning with unduly high cost for those areas where severe conditions of wind and ice as encountered on some mountaintops must be handled by specially rugged designs. Often the feed network and the radiating elements can occupy the same printed circuit board. there are preferences for antenna termination. while others prefer a flexible cable with fittings attached to its end. The area should be the maximum area that the antenna could present to the wind. resistance to ultraviolet radiation from sunlight and to certain gases. The force (F) or load that wind of a given velocity exerts on an antenna surface is H V2 F = A ——— C d . etc. mechanical characteristics are equally important in overall considerations of the antenna system since they largely determine the life and serviceability.com The minimum design criteria for wind load should be to handle true wind velocities of 100 mph (161 km/hr) without ice and when feasible the design should be capable of handling stronger winds because many hurricane areas are subjected to winds in excess of 100 mph (161 km/hr). and workability in machining or molding. The use of high quality fabrication techniques yields very repeatable patterns and performance. Mechanical strain must be avoided on the cables and connectors. Sharp bends should be avoided in all cables.5 in (12. Mechanical Characteristics While electrical characteristics determine antenna performance.). where 2 A—Antenna area projected on a surface perpendicular to the vector of wind velocity H—Air density V—Wind velocity Cd —Drag coefficient.7 mm) radial ice with maximum wind velocity reduced because with such icing it is not usual to have hurricane force winds. however. air dielectric stripline or a hybrid combination of all three. The inner conductors of small cable such as RG-141 should be given relief from direct strain. This includes all matching transformers and interconnections between radiators such as tees or multi-junction connections. As in the case of fittings. It is important. thus minimizing RF connection points.andrew. Type N and 7–16 DIN connectors are suitable for use in mobile radio communications. and also be able to resist the weathering effect of atmospheres it is normally subjected to. that the antenna be capable of withstanding the environmental conditions of wind and ice without failure. and rivets used for attachment of radiating elements or support members should be of sufficient strength and resistant to corrosion. C dƒp = constant = 2. High strength aluminum alloys also are suitable and offer some advantage for aluminum-to-aluminum connection where galvanic corrosion is a problem. Hardware and Mounting Small hardware such as bolts. and synthetic resins meet most of the basic requirements at reasonable cost. Some users like the connector rigidly attached to the antenna support. epoxies. A feed harness or “feed” includes the transmission line (generally coaxial) from the antenna input terminal to the actual connection on the radiator(s). Andrew offers a selection of factory fabricated jumper cables— both standard and superflexible—to interface between tower mounted components. for antennas depends on cross section shape. where drag coefficient of flat plate Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.andrew. Coaxial and Printed Circuit Feed Networks Element feed networks are generally coaxial harnesses. Station antennas often are mounted on tall towers where the expense of installation may equal or exceed the price of the antenna itself. therefore. Depending on the application. No correction factor is required for the antenna gains.61) 3 (0. Heavy directive arrays should incorporate into the mount a convenient means of orientation with positive position locking. The curves will also provide acceptable results for gain type antennas if (1) the indicated isolation is reduced by the sum of the antenna gains and (2) the spacing between the gain antennas is at least 50 ft.91) 5 (1.05) 20 (6. Painting Base Station Antennas To help antennas blend into the background and make zoning easier. Properly applied. .1) 30 (9. This can be easily accomplished if a non-metallic based paint is used and smooth surfaces are slightly roughed for better adhesion.14) 50 (15. (15. The draw-up screws should always be positioned so as to draw down against a firm member (preferably round) in order to force locking and holding of the screw to the band slots. Isolation Provided by Antenna Separation ATTENUATION PROVIDED BY VERTICAL SEPARATION OF DIPOLE ANTENNAS 70 60 Isolation in dB 50 20 00 MH z 85 H 0M z 45 H 0M z 16 H 0M z 75 MH z 40 MH z 40 30 20 10 1 (0. The curves will also provide acceptable results for gain type antennas if (1) the spacing is measured between the physical center of the tower antennas and (2) one antenna is mounted directly above the other. protected with hot dip galvanize finish.24) 100 (30.14) 50 (15. should be steel. Clamps and mounts should be heavy duty in order to transfer the full antenna load to the support tower or mast. or cast aluminum—depending on the application. many customers desire to paint the entire antenna. They offer a convenient means of fastening to various sizes and shapes of towers and masts. ATTENUATION PROVIDED BY HORIZONTAL SEPARATION OF DIPOLE ANTENNAS 80 200 70 Isolation in dB Hz 0M 850 60 450 50 150 MHz MHz MHz Hz 70 M Hz 50 M Hz M 30 40 30 20 10 (3.24) 100 (30.44) 500 (152.96) (91.1) 30 (9.8) Antenna Spacing in Feet (Meters) Curves are based on the use of half-wave dipole antennas.52) 10 (3.48) 200 300 (60. these clamping bands are extremely strong and will maintain clamping force indefinitely.4) 1000 (304.andrew.3) 2 (0.05) 20 (6.com Stainless steel locking bands of the radiator hose type are very suitable for many attachments provided that they are properly applied. For more information please visit our website at www.48) Antenna Spacing in Feet (Meters) (Measured between antenna centers) The values indicated by these curves are approximate because of coupling that exists between the antenna and transmission line.24 m) (approximately the far field). orientation mounts and offset brackets. Curves are based on the use of half-wave dipole antennas.Applications/Engineering Notes Base Station Antenna Materials and Mechanical Characteristics Heavy hardware such as clamps.andrew. with no horizontal offset (exactly collinear).com/products/antennas/bsa and select BSA Technical Literature. 132 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. 195 dB 14100 W 0.28 dB 2490 W 0.744 dB 3440 W 0. (30.357 dB 6460 W — 50 1. Antenna Theory: Analysis and Design.841 dB 3540 W 0.694 dB 4830 W 0.724 dB 4630 W 0.176 dB 16900 W — 0.19 dB 2000 W 1.724 dB 4420 W 0.619 dB 3730 W — 0. 35:5.21 W 1. Side-Mounted Omnidirectional Antennas at 450 MHz and 800 MHz At these frequencies standard towers have dimensions of several wavelengths and therefore become complicated reflectors.971 dB 3300 W 0.7 dB 1620 W 1. Pattern nulls of 10 to 15 dB can usually be tolerated in areas where communication is not needed. 50-1 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. IEEE Antennas and Propagation Magazine.22 dB 2430 W 1.571 dB 5220 W 0.2 dB 894 8.243 dB 12100 W 0.643 dB 4590 W 0.449 dB 6120 W 0. rather than the face.109 dB 30900 W 0. 1982 Schrank.237 dB 12600 W — 0.557 dB 5750 W 0.8 dB 170 W 1.17 dB 1060 W 1. 3 Virtual air. Ratings should be divided by VSWR as measured at the input to the transmission line to account for hot spots.467 dB 7180 W 0.68 dB 1520 W 1.4 dB 900 W 3.628 dB 5780 W 4.A.37 dB 597 W 3.24 dB 1900 W 1.215 dB 16800 W 450 5.com 133 . New York.34 dB 8080 W — 0.69 dB 1400 W 1.824 dB 2900 W 0.93 dB 3170 W 0.08 dB 2380 W 0.35 dB 2.135 dB 22000 W — 0.09 dB 1100 W 1.487 dB 4500 W 0. to mount off the leg of the tower.7 dB 500 W 4. if the desired coverage area does not have to be circular. However.254 dB 10800 W — 0. mounting the antenna at one quarter to five quarter wavelengths is often acceptable. C.105 dB 28000 W 0.48 m) of line and maximum average power ratings in watts1 coaxial transmission lines commonly used with 2-way radio antenna systems.02 dB 3280 W 0.183 dB 14000 W 0.97 dB 777 W 1.88 dB 656 W 2.417 dB 6140 W 0. 2 Low density foam dielectric.464 dB 5100 W 0.25 dB 710 W 1.18 dB 2340 W 1.67 dB 4410 W 0.12 dB dB 2290 W 0.091 dB 39800 W 0.38 dB 947 W 2.876 dB 3400 W 0.815 dB 2830 W 0.5 dB 300 W 0.andrew.271 dB 8090 W 0.85 dB 1300 W 1.254 dB 13200 W 0.23 dB 2240 W 1.4 dB 250 W 0.314 dB 9470 W 0. and at a distance as far as practical.8 dB 300 W 6.02 dB 2880 W 0.54 dB 1670 W 1.Applications/Engineering Notes Base Station Antenna Materials and Mechanical Characteristics Performance of Commonly Used Coaxial Cables/Transmission Lines Attenuation losses in dB/100 ft.119 dB 30400 W 0. It is preferable at these frequencies when side-mounting an omnidirectional antenna.191 dB 17500 W — 0.711 dB 3090 W 0.52 dB 909 W 2.02 dB 2140 W 1. Frequency in MHz RG-8/U RG-58/U 1/2" Super flexible FSJ4-50B 1/2" LDF 2 LDF4-50A 7/8" AL AL5-50 7/8" LDF 2 LDF5-50A 7/8" AVA3 AVA5-50 1 1/4" LDF 2 LDF6-50 1 5/8" AL AL7-50 1 5/8" LDF 2 LDF7-50A 1 5/8" AVA3 AVA7-50 2 1/4" LDF 2 LDF12-50 1 30 1 dB 1100 W 2.161 dB 22500 W 150 2. 1993.808 dB 3410 W 0.5 dB 3.86 dB 1480 W 1. NY: Wiley.142 dB 23600 W — 0.6 dB 12 dB 80 W 2. References Balanis.4 dB 9060 W 17.896 dB 4050 W 5.601 dB 6030 W 960 1700 2000 3.13 dB 2960 W 1.45 dB 1590 W 0.740 dB 2970 W 0.463 dB 4980 W — 88 1.994 dB 3650 W Power ratings are based on EIA standard Rs-100 for a maximum inner conductor temperature of 100° C at 40° C ambient.439 dB 6720 W 0.13 dB 1950 W 1.2 dB 450 W 0. copper conductors.31 dB 1380 W 1. H. andrew.Notes 134 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.com . andrew.Notes Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.com 135 . com .andrew.Notes 136 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www. INDEX . . Antenna Mount ........................................com ... Antenna ........................ RET Installation Accessory ...................................................... Antenna .... 23 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www................................... RET Installation Accessory ..................................................... 93 858DG65T3ESY ............................................ 42 252026-10KT ............................................................................... 93 854DG90T6ESY ............................ 42 252027-10KT .......... 28 602495 . 93 854DG90T6ESX..........................................109 932DG65T2EKL ......................... 93 854DG70VTRSX ................ 28 68MCLICK ... 40 30848-3 ......................Index Part Number 138 Description Page Part Number Description Page 11653 ... Antenna .................. 28 602030A .......... Antenna .................... 45 31670-6 ...................... RET Installation Accessory .. Antenna ... RET Installation Accessory ..... 100........ Antenna .................................................................. 23 844G45VTZASX .................................. Antenna . Antenna Mount .........104 844G80VTA-SX ................................. RET Installation Accessory .............. 92 844H90T6E-XY ...................... 40 31670-4 ..... Antenna ........................................................................... 23 601860A ....................................................... RET Installation Accessory ...................... Antenna ............................ 17 932LG65T2A-M ...................................... Antenna Mount ............................................ 93 931DG65T2E-M .. 93 858DG65T3ESX........................................... Antenna .. 23 602299 .... Concealment Mounting ..... Antenna .............................. 17 932QDG65T4EM ................................................. Antenna ............ Antenna Mount .............................. 41 11653-6-IN ...109 931LG65VTE-B . Antenna . Grounding Kit .......................... 93 858DG65T9ESY ............104 844G65T6ZAXY ......................................... 41 41108A-3 ...... 91 858DG90T3ESX... Antenna ............................ 28 778G90VTAXM ..................... 17 932QDG65T2EM ........ Antenna ....... Antenna .......108 932DG65T6EKL .............................................................. 92 932DG90T2E-M ........................... RET Installation Accessory ...................... 29 744G65V1ASXM .................... Antenna .......................... 40 40417 ....... Antenna ........... RET Installation Accessory .............................................................. 42 252029-10KT ............ 17 932LG65VTE-B-H ................................... RET Installation Accessory .................................................... 17 932LG65VTE-B .. RET Installation Accessory ............................ 40 31670-3 ................................................... Antenna .................. 93 878G60T2A-XY ............. Antenna ........................... Antenna .............................. Antenna .............. Antenna .... 77 932DG65T4E-M ................... 41 936LG65VTE-B ................................................104 844G90VTA-SX ......... 23 654DG90T3A-C ...................................... Antenna Mount .............. 23 600899A-2....................... Antenna .................................................................................... Antenna ....................... RET Installation Accessory ........ 93 856DG65T2ESX........................................... Antenna ..... RET Installation Accessory ........................................................... Antenna .................. 16 932DG90T4E-M ...................................................... 92 854DG65T6ESX.............................................. Antenna Mount ....................................... RET Installation Accessory ................ RET Installation Accessory .......................................................... 42 11653-9-IN ........ Antenna ............ RET Installation Accessory ........................... Antenna Mount .................................................................................... Antenna .................................................... Antenna Mount ............ Antenna .................. RET Installation Accessory ............ 59 932DG65T6E-M .................................................................. Antenna ...................... 28 778X105M85V1 .......... 93 854DG65T6ESY .............. Antenna ........... 92 844H80T6E-XY ...104 844G65VTZASX ................................. 110 932QLG65VTEB ........ 93 856DG65T6ESX... Antenna . Antenna ..................................................................................................... 40 31670-2 ............................................. RET Installation Accessory ............................................108 932DG65T2E-M .... Antenna ....................................... Antenna .......................... 93 878G60T4A-XY ...... Antenna ................................................................................................................................................. Antenna ..................................................................................................................... Antenna Mount ........... RET Installation Accessory ................................................. 45 31670-5 ........... 17 932QDG90T2EM ...................................................................................... 92 848H90T4E-XY ................ 41 41108A-2 ............... 91 858DG90T3ESY ......... Antenna ........ 29 800TREEKIT ...................................... 40 30848-4 ...................andrew........................... Antenna ................................ Antenna .............. Antenna ....... Antenna ..................... 42 252028-10KT .......................................................... 45 31670-1 ............................. 93 858DG65T6ESY ............... Antenna ................................................................................... Antenna Mount ..................... Antenna ....... 40 30848-1 ... 28 774G80V1ESXM ............................... 93 854DG85VTEXY ................... 23 775G90V1ESXM .............................. 45 41108A-1 ..................... Antenna ...................... 40 30848-5 .... 23 774G90V1ESXM ...... 29 721DD65ESXM....................................... 45 3CCGRIP ....... Antenna ............................ RET Installation Accessory .............................. Antenna ..........110 932QDG90T4EM ..... RET Installation Accessory ...................................................................................................... 29 800PIPEKIT-X ......................................... 45 30848-2 ............................................................... 41 11653-4-IN ........................... Antenna ............................................. RET Installation Accessory .. 28 600691A-2...................109 932DG65T4EKL ................................ Antenna .............. Antenna ..... ................................. 40 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www..... SMB to SMA Coaxial Cable ................ Antenna Mount ..................................................... Control Cable Kit .................................. 30 ATCB-B01-006 ........................... Antenna .................. dc 2.................................... Antenna ................................................ Antenna ............ Control Cable .............................. Surge Arrestor ..................... 75 950F40T2E-M ........................... Antenna .......................................................................................................................... 75 AISG System Configurator ... 85 ATCB-B01-090K ..................................................... 75 950F85T6E-M .................... 75 APTDC-BDFDM-DB ............. Antenna ..................................................................................................... Control Cable Kit .............................. 30 ATC200-LITE-USB ......... Antenna ...... Control Cable ..................................... 79 948F85T2E-M .. Antenna ...................... Antenna Mount ........... Smart Bias Tee........... Antenna ..... Antenna .............. 87 ATCB-B01-060 ...................................................... Lightning Protection Unit ..........andrew.....................................................................1 Bias Tee ... 42 AWA2500-3605-00NF ... 40 ASPR616 ... Antenna ..... Antenna ....................... 79 948F65T6ZE-M ........ Antenna ............................. 75 ANMS™ Scheduler ........ Antenna ............. Controller ...... 75 ADFD1820-9090B-XDM ....... 30 ATC300-1000 ................................................. 29 ATBT-S522 ..... Antenna Mount ............................ Antenna ................................. 29 ATCB-B01-002 ............. 66 948F85T6E-M .......................... 30 ATCB-B01-001 ............ Control Cable ......................... 79 CTSDG-06515-4DM ..................................................................................... Smart Bias Tee........... 75 950F65T2ZE-B . Control Cable ............ 75 950F85T4E-M ............................ Antenna ............................................................. 65 ASPA685 .. Antenna ... 75 APW425-12014-0N ........ RET Installation Accessory ........ Antenna ..... 75 ABT-DFDM-ADBA ................... Antenna . 75 ABT-DMDF-ADBA ................. Antenna ....... Control Cable ....................................... 85 ATCB-B01-100K .........................................................................1 Bias Tee ........... Antenna ......................... 70 ASP7A ................... 84 ATCB-B01-030 ........................... 60 ATJB200-A01-007..................................................... 58 AWA2500-3602-00NF .................... Control Cable . 70 ASP705K ......... Antenna ...................................105 ATJB200-A01-004............................ 40 ATBT-S509 ....... Antenna .....105 ATM200-002 ........ Control Cable . 76 ASP617................................................................. RET Installation Accessory .................. Antenna ..................... 58 ATLP200-001 ... Antenna ............................ 40 ATBT-S511 ............................. Antenna ............................................. Control Cable Kit .................................................. Smart Bias Tee........................................................................................................................................................... Antenna ....................... 29 ATBT-S525 ... 79 CTSDG-06513-XDM .... 75 950F85T2E-M ...................................... Smart Bias Tee....... 75 APTDC-BDFDF-DB ....................................... 30 ATCB-B01-010 ........... Actuator .................................... Antenna ................................... Software ............ 75 APW435-12014-0N .... Control Cable .com 139 ............ 53 ASPD977E ............................................................................ Control Cable ................................................ 91 ASPJ977E ... 75 982G30T2E-M ................................................. 75 950G65VTZE-M ......................................107 CTSDG-06513-4DM .......................... Control Cable ............. Controller ............................................................................. 30 ATCB-B01-004 .. 29 ATCB-B01-009 ....... 53 ATCB-B01-C50 .......... Antenna ................................ 75 ADFD1820-3333B-XDM .......... 46 AWE-A12........... Antenna Mount .................................. 23 ATCB-B01-040 ................................................................ 30 CTSDG-06513-0DM .. 88 ATCB-B01-080K ............................................. Control Cable ..... 58 ATTK200-KIT ............... 79 CTSDG-06515-6DM ......................... 75 ANMS™ Site Manager ........................ Control Cable .................... Antenna .......................... 30 ATCB-B01-005 ..................... Software ........................................ 86 ASPP2933E .......................Index Part Number Description Page Part Number Description Page 948F65T2ZE-M ..... 97 ASPP2936E ................................................................................. dc 2.............................. 45 AWA2500-3608-00NF ............... Control Cable ........................................ 24 ATCB-B01-003 ........................ 40 ATBT-S508 ...................................................................................................................................................... 53 ASPJ810 ........... 79 948F65T4ZE-M ........................................... Grounding Kit .......... Antenna ......................... Control Cable Kit ............................................................................................................................................................. Smart Bias Tee.......................................................... Control Cable ...... Control Cable ................................ 40 ASPR614 .. 75 950G85VTE-M .................... 30 CSH-6516A-VT ........................................................................................... 24 ATCB-B01-050 ............... Antenna .......... Software ..... 72 ASPA320 ........... Antenna ................................. Antenna ................... Antenna ................... Smart Bias Tee...................................... 88 ATCB-B01-070K .......................................... Junction Box......................................... Antenna ............. Surge Arrestor .... 84 ATCB-B01-020 ..................................................................................... 53 ATGK-001 ................... Junction Box...................................................................................... 90 ASPB685 ........................ 46 C100-PSMSB-M8 .............................. 29 ATCB-B01-015 ........................................... 53 ASPG962 ................105 CTSDG-06513-6DM .... Antenna ....... 68 948F85T4E-M ......................... 29 ATBT-S526 ......... Antenna ............. Antenna ...... ................................... 58 DB436-C ........ 40 DB382NS .............................. Antenna ........................ 60 DB222-A ........................................ Antenna ........................................... Antenna ......................... 42 DB390 ......................... 58 DB495-A .. 58 DB5004 ................................104 DB5083 .................................andrew................................... Antenna ........................... Antenna .... Antenna ...................... Antenna ...................................... Antenna Mount ...... Antenna ........................ 58 DB493-A ............ 58 DB413-B ...........108 DB5098-3 ............. 59 DB201-M .............................. 60 DB224-A ...................... 46 DB228-C ... 60 DB408-D .................................................................................. Antenna Mount ............................ Antenna ......................................................... Antenna ........................... Antenna Mount ...............105 DB5084-AZ ............................. 40 DB380-OFFSET ... 60 DB201-N ......................................................107 DB365-SP9 .................................................... 59 DB224-B ............................................................................................... 41 DB224-FAA..................................... 41 DB228-B ......... Antenna Mount ...................... Antenna ............................... Antenna ................. Antenna ............................ Antenna .................110 DB375-SP5 ......... 42 DB404-B .................................................................... Antenna ......... 60 DB222-F .......................................... 59 DB408-C ............... Antenna .......108 CTSG-12010-0DM ............... 58 DB498-PS ............................................................................................. 58 DB499-A ................................ Antenna Mount .................. Antenna Mount ...109 DB375 ................... Antenna ..........................................................................................................108 CTSG-12012-0DM ................................. 58 DB499-C ............... Antenna Mount ................... Antenna .... Antenna .............. Antenna .. Antenna Mount .......................104 DB5030 ...................... Antenna .. Antenna .... 58 DB5001-SP5..... Antenna Mount .............................................................. Antenna .............................................................. Antenna ................... 59 CTSG-12013-0DM ....................... Antenna Mount ....................... Antenna ........ 60 DB222-B ............................. Antenna .................... Antenna Mount .........................................................105 DB5083D ...................................108 DB5098 .................. Antenna .......... 41 DB228-A ...........................................Index Part Number 140 Description Page Part Number Description Page CTSDG-06515-XDM ..........106 DB264-C ......................................... Antenna .................. 60 DB224-E ... Antenna .................................... Antenna Mount .................................................................................. Antenna .................................108 DB5098-WM ......................................................................................................................................................................................... Antenna Mount ............................................ Antenna .......................109 DB370 .......................... Antenna ................... 58 DB411-B .................................. Antenna . Antenna ........ 39 DB224-SM ................. Antenna ............... 58 DB408-B ............... Antenna Mount ........................... 40 DB380-CTSDG ........ 58 DB420-C ................. Antenna Mount ........................................ Antenna .. Antenna Mount ........................ Antenna .................... Antenna Mount ................................................. Antenna ....................... Antenna ...108 CTSDG-06516-XDM ...... Antenna Mount ....................... Antenna Mount .................................................................................. Antenna Mount ........... 60 DB224-C ............................106 DB292-A .................................................................................... 60 DB220-B ......................................... Antenna ..107 DB380 ..........................108 DB5094-AZ .................................................................................. Antenna Mount ................ 42 DB224-F ....... 58 DB420-D .....106 DB365-SP5 .................104 DB5012 ...........109 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www.......... 58 DB5001 ........................................................ 58 DB436-A ...................................................................107 DB365W .............................................................. Antenna ....................................................................... Antenna Mount ................106 DB264-B ...............................109 DB380-8 .......................... Antenna Mount .....................................109 DB380-9 ................................................................................. Antenna Mount ...........................105 DB5091-3 ........................................................... Antenna Mount .................... Antenna Mount ......... Antenna Mount ....... Antenna ...................................................................................... Antenna ..................................................................................... Antenna .......... 60 DB201-L .............. 42 DB404-A .................... Antenna . 58 DB499-K ................. Antenna Mount ...................................................................................................com ..............................................................................................................................108 CTSDG-06516-0DM ......................................... 58 DB408-A ....................106 DB365-SP7 .................... Antenna Mount ................................................... Antenna ................... 58 DB5001-SP7.................. 58 DB420-A ................................................ Antenna .................. 58 DB420-B ...... 60 DB201-P ............................................................................................... 60 DB222-E .................. 58 DB436-E ...................106 DB264-A ................... Antenna Mount ...................104 DB5004S ..................................... Antenna Mount ....... Antenna .................................................................................. Antenna ........104 DB5007 ........................106 DB365-OS .................................................................................................... 58 DB5002 ......... Antenna Mount ............ Antenna ..................................110 DB380-3 ................................................................................. 59 DB222-C .......... Antenna Mount ...................... Antenna ......................... .......... Antenna .................... Antenna ............... 17 DB848H65E-XY ......................................................................... 17 DB848H40E-SX ............................................ Antenna ... Antenna ............................................................. 39 DB856DG65EXY .... Antenna ................................................................................................................................................................................................................................ 39 DB842H80E-XY ................................................................................................... Antenna ......................................................................... Antenna ..................................................... 110 DB848H80E-XY ............................................................................................... 42 DB806-A ....................... 42 DB809KE-SY ....... Antenna ................ 45 DB809KE-XT ..... 42 DB589-XT ............ Antenna ................... 58 DB844H80E-XY ........... Antenna .......... 41 DB601E-AC ...................................................................... 58 DB844H35E-SY .............. 60 DB844H105ESX .. Antenna .............. Antenna ............. Antenna ................................ Antenna .............................................................................. 42 DB844G45ZAXY ................... Antenna .............................. 45 DB616-AB ...................andrew........................................................... Antenna ................. Antenna ........................................... 42 DB616E-AB .. 41 DB586-Y ... 58 DB844H90E-XY ....................... 17 DB848H35E-SY ...... Antenna ...................... Antenna ................ 41 DB800TREE ......................................................... Antenna ....................................................................... Antenna ..... 42 DB854DG65ESY ................ 40 DB810KE-XC ......................... Antenna ............... 42 DB856DG90ESY ..... Antenna ................ 42 DB583-Y ....................................... 39 DB848H90E-XY .............. 46 DB856DG90ESX ........................ 41 DB772G65ESXM .................................................................................... Antenna .............. Antenna ....................... 58 DB844H90E-A ........................................................................................... 42 DB774G60ESXM ....... Antenna ..................................................... 45 DB810KE-A ... 42 DB806E-XT ....................................... 42 DB583-XT ... 59 DB848F65E-SX .............................................................................. 42 DB848H105ESX ...................................................................................................................................... 46 DB812KE-XT ............... Antenna ............................................................. 42 DB630-C .................. Antenna ............... 41 DB616-BC ......... Antenna .. 42 DB842H40E-SX ........................................................................ 42 DB654DG90A-C ...................................................... Antenna ................. 42 DB586T3-Y ....................... 42 DB812KE-XC ......... Antenna .................................. Antenna ........... 100...................................................... Antenna ................... 42 DB854DG65ESX .......... 60 DB845N65ZAXY ........ 41 DB636NSE-C . Antenna ........................ 45 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www............................................... 46 DB852DG65ESX .............................................................................................................................................. 40 DB809KE-XC ............................ 46 DB854DG90ESX .................................. 39 DB854DG90ESY ............................................... Concealment Mounting ............................................................................ 45 DB809KT3E-Y ........ 42 DB583-XC ... 45 DB586-XT ....................................................... 60 DB846H80E-SX ............................... Antenna ........................... Antenna ............................ Antenna ..................................................... Antenna ....................................... 42 DB842H35E-SY ..... Antenna ................................................................ Antenna ............. 40 DB810KE-SY ................................................................... 41 DB638NSE-C ... Antenna ....................................................................................................................................... Antenna ....... 41 DB778G90ASXM ........ Antenna ............. Antenna ...................... Antenna ........................... Antenna .................................. 39 DB616E-BC ........................................ 42 DB640NS-C ........ Antenna ................................. 60 DB846G90A-XY ................... Antenna ............ Antenna .......................... Antenna .. Antenna . Antenna ..... 40 DB810E-PS ...................... Antenna ........................ 60 DB846F65ZAXY .................... Antenna ......... Antenna .... 42 DB810KE-XT ........ Antenna .................... Antenna ............. Antenna ........................... Antenna ................................. Antenna ......................................................................... Antenna ............................................................. 17 DB848F90E-SX ............................ 42 DB589T3-Y ........... Antenna ................................................................................................... Antenna ............ 40 DB809KT3E-XC .......... Antenna ..................... 42 DB810KT3E-XC ............ 46 DB812KE-Y .................... 46 DB586-XC ............................................................ Antenna ...... 46 DB842H65E-XY ...................................... 45 DB774G90ESXM ............................................ 41 DB674G65A-C ......................... 42 DB852DG65ESY .............................. Antenna ......... Antenna ....... Antenna ........ 59 DB848F40E-SX .............................................................................................. 42 DB633-C ..... Antenna ........ Antenna ......................... Antenna .... Antenna ...................com 141 ... Antenna ...................... 41 DB589-Y ....... 42 DB654DG65A-C .......................................................... 60 DB845N45ZAXY ..........................................Index Part Number Description Page Part Number Description Page DB583-ST ...................................... Antenna ..... Antenna ..................... Antenna .... Antenna ................................................................. Antenna .............................. 46 DB844G65ZAXY ........ 59 DB846H105ESX ........................... 41 DB589-A . Antenna .... Antenna ...................... Antenna ............................................ 46 DB842H90E-XY ............................. Antenna ....... Antenna ....................................... 58 DB844H65E-XY ............................. 41 DB636-C ............... ...................... Antenna .................................................................... Antenna ...................... 53 DR65-12-00DBL ............................................................... Antenna .............................. Antenna ............................................... 17 DB878G105AXY ............ 17 DB878G60A-XY .. Antenna ................................ AISG Tower Mounted Amplifier ......................................... Antenna ......................... 41 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www................. Antenna ... Antenna ............................................................................. 28 DB983G90A-M ........... 82 DB932DG90E-M .............. 29 ETW200VS12UB .................................................. Antenna .................................. 40 DB950G85E-R.................................................................................................................................................................... Antenna ....................................................................... 16 DB858DG65ESY ......... 81 DB950G85E-M .............................. Antenna ............. 16 DB874G65A-XY ........... Antenna .... 41 DBXGKC-6565B-T4M .. 40 DB910CE-KL .......................................................... Antenna ................. 41 DBXLH-6565EC-VTM ............................................. 29 DBXGKC-6565A-VTM ........ Antenna . Antenna .............. Antenna ........................................... AISG Tower Mounted Amplifier .............. 16 DB874G105AXY ..................................andrew... 28 E15S09P94 ...... 17 DB906SN-T ........................................ 41 DBXLH-8585B-VTM .................... 30 FR65-13-00DBL2 ...................... 17 FR90-13-05DBL2 ....................................... Antenna ..... 40 DBXGKC-6565EC-VTM ............................ 16 DB874H120ESX .... Antenna ............... Antenna ............................ 24 DR65-18-02DPL2Q .......................................... 30 ETW190VS12UB .. 42 DBXLH-6565D-VTM ........................................................... 32 DR65-12-05DBL . 40 DB973G90-SR ...................................................... AISG Tower Mounted Amplifier .. Antenna .......................................................................................... Antenna .... Antenna .......... 16 DB876G65A-XY .................. Antenna ................................................ Antenna .... Antenna ........ AISG Tower Mounted Amplifier Kit ............................ Antenna ...................................... 42 DBXLH-6565C-VTM ............................................................... Antenna .......................................................................... Antenna ................... Antenna ..... 40 DB909E-U ....................................................... 23 DR90-11-05DBL ...................................................com ... Antenna ................................................................................................... Antenna ............................... 81 DB932QDG65EM ....................... Antenna ....... Antenna .................................................... Antenna ....... 39 DBXLH-9090C-VTM .. 16 FV65-13-05DBL2 ....................................... AISG Tower Mounted Amplifier Kit ........ 40 DB932DG65E-M .......... 16 DB876G105AXY .............. Antenna ........................................................... Antenna ................. Antenna ....................................................... 53 FR90-13-00DBL2 .................... Antenna ........................ Antenna ................ 29 DBXGKC-6565B-T0M ............. Antenna ......... Antenna ................................... 42 DBXLH-9090A-VTM .................................................. Antenna ........... Antenna .................................................................. Antenna .. 41 DBXLH-6565B-T0M . 42 DBXLH-6565S-T0M .......................... 28 E15S08P78 ...... 42 DBXLH-6565C-T0M ................ 53 FR65-13-05DAL2 .. Antenna .................. Antenna .... Antenna ........................................................... 30 DR90-11-00DBL .. 28 DB992HG28N-B ................... 40 DB932DG65EKL .... 30 DR65-19-00DPQ ............................................. 40 DBVLH-7050-T0M . AISG Tower Mounted Amplifier Kit ........... 16 DB872G45A-XY ....................... Antenna ....................................... Antenna ................................................. Antenna ....................................................................................... Antenna ..... 42 DBXLH-8585A-VTM ................. Antenna ......... 16 DB858DG90ESY ............. 30 FR65-17-02DP ........ 28 DB992HG28N-B ..................................................................................................................... Antenna .................................................................................................................................................................................................... Antenna .................................. Antenna ............................................................... 16 FV65-13-00DBL2 ............................................................................ Antenna ......... Antenna .. 45 DBXGKC-6565C-VTM .......................... 24 FR65-17-04DP ........ Antenna ...............Index Part Number 142 Description Page Part Number Description Page DB858DG65ESX ........ Antenna ........................ 16 FR90-16-02DP .................................................................................. 29 ETT19VS12UB ..... 16 DB874G90A-XY ............ Antenna .............. Antenna .................................. Antenna ................ Antenna .......... 53 DR65-19-02DPQ . 28 DB910CE-M ... Antenna .............. Antenna ...... 40 DBXGKC-6565B-VTM ........................... 28 DB910SN-W ...... 16 DB876G90A-XY ............................................ 40 DBVLH-7050-T0M .. 81 DB932QDG90EM ............................................ Antenna ........................................ 41 DBXLH-6565B-VTM .......... Antenna .. 53 FR65-14-00DBL2 ...................................... 81 DB950G40E-M ...................................... 29 FR65-17-00DP ......... 41 DBXLH-6565B-T4M ............................. 45 DBXLH-6565A-VTM ..... 42 DBXLH-9090B-VTM ...................................... 40 DB978G30E-M ........................ Antenna ....................... 16 DB874G35A-XY ........................ 17 DB878H120E-A .................. Antenna ..................................... Antenna ........................................ 53 FR90-16-00DP ................................................ Antenna ................ Antenna .. 29 E15S08P80 .... 17 DB878G90A-XY .......................... Antenna ..... Antenna ...................... Antenna ...................... Antenna ......... 82 DB948F85E-M .... Antenna ....................................................... 28 DB910T3CE-M ............................................................. Antenna ....... 16 DB858DG90ESX .................. ... 41 LBX-9013DS-VTM ............................. 40 HBXX-6516DS-VTM .................................. 23 PCS-06509-0DM .. Antenna .. 42 MB72RR80VDPALQ-12 ........................... 24 HBX-6513DS-VTM ............................. Antenna Mount ........................................................................ Antenna ...................... Antenna ................ Antenna ................................................ Antenna .......................... 98 HBX-4515ESA-T4M ............... 40 HBXX-6517DS-VTM .... 99 HBV-6516LS-VTM ................................................................. Antenna ..... 27 HBX-6516ESA-T4M ......... 23 PCS-11015-0DH ...... 23 PCS-09014-2DH ..... 24 HBX-4519DS-VTM .............. 23 MTG-P00-30S ...................... Antenna ..... Antenna ..................... Antenna ...................... 17 FV90-13-00DBL2 . Antenna ............................ Antenna ................................. 40 HBX-6516DS-T4M ....... 23 PCS-06515-0DH ....................................... 24 HBX-4517ESA-T4M ................................................ 28 LBX-3319DS-T0M .. 40 RR65-19-00DP ........................112 HBX-3318ESA-T4M ................................ 42 LBX-9014DS-VTM ......................................................................... 28 LBX-3316DS-VTM ............................................... Antenna ........ Antenna ........... Antenna Mount .......................................................... 23 RR45-14-00DBL2 .............. Antenna .... Antenna Mount ............ Antenna Mount ......................................................... 23 MTG-D15-20S ...... Antenna .................. 28 LBV-6513LS-VTM ............... 42 LV65-13-00DB2 ....................................... 40 FV90-12-05DBL2 ................... 23 PCS-11015-2DH .......................................... Antenna ..... 40 RR65-18-VDPL2 .................................................. 40 HBXX-6513DS-VTM ............................................................................................... Antenna ...... 27 HBX-6517DS-VTM .............................. 27 HBX-6516ESA-T6M ...... 41 RR65-17-00DPL2 ........................................................................... Antenna ......... Antenna .................................... 28 LBX-4517DS-VTM ............................................................................... 23 PCS-09016-0DH ..................................................................... Antenna ........... Antenna ............... 42 MTG-A30-04 ........................... 40 LBV-4515LS-VTM .................................................................. 23 RR45-14-05DBL2 ................................................................. Antenna ...... Antenna Mount ............ Antenna ............... Antenna .. Antenna ............ Antenna ........................... 23 MTRR75-17-000DPL2 .......... Antenna ................................................................................................... 24 HBX-4517DS-VTM .................................................................................................. Antenna ........ Antenna ............................................... Antenna ..................... 23 RR65-12-10DBL ..... Antenna ....................................................... Antenna ............ Antenna ............................................................ Antenna ......... 41 RR65-15-00DP ..................................... 24 HBX-6511DS-T10M ............ 23 PCS-09014-0DH ...................... Antenna .............................................. 40 RR65-18-VDUL2 .............................................................. 23 LBX-6513EPA-T0M ... Antenna ................ Antenna ..................................... 99 FV90-13-10DBL2 ..... 40 RR65-18-02DPL2 ...................... Antenna .................................................................... 40 HBX-6516DS-VTM .. 41 LBX-9012DS-VTM .......................................................................... Antenna ..................................................................................................... Antenna ....com 143 ........ Antenna ........................................................................ Antenna ... Antenna ......... Antenna Mount ............................................. Antenna .... 28 Andrew Wireless Solutions t www............... Antenna ......................................................... 23 RR45-17-00DPL4 ................................................................................................................... 41 FV90-12-10DBL2 ........ Antenna ........ Antenna . Antenna ................ Antenna .........................111 HBX-3319DS-T2M ............................................................... 42 MTG-A30-03 .andrew................................................ Antenna ...Index Part Number Description Page Part Number Description Page FV65-13-10DBL2 ............. Antenna ............... 40 FV65-15-05DA2 ........ 27 HBX-6516DS-T2M ............................................................................. Antenna ..................................... 40 RR65-18-04DPL2 .................................................................................... Antenna ..................... 23 RR65-12-00DBL ........ Antenna ..... Antenna ........................... Antenna Mount ...... Antenna ................................ Antenna ......... 40 RR65-18-00DPL2 ............................. 27 HBX-6516ESA-T2M ....... 40 FV90-12-00DBL2 ..................................... 23 MTG-P00-20S ............................................................ Antenna ................................... Antenna ........................................ 23 RR65-13-VDBL2 .................... Antenna ......... Antenna ................... Antenna ........................................... Antenna .............................................................. Antenna ....... 28 LBX-3319DS-VTM ................................. 23 QBXLH-6565A-VTM ...... Antenna .................................. 99 HBX-3318ESA-T2M ................................................. 23 MTG-D15-30S ........ 42 MTG-A30-02 ......................... Antenna ............. Antenna ............................. 24 MTG A40 00 ........................... Antenna .....................112 HBX-3319DS-T0M ................................. Antenna .. 16 HBX-6516DS-T0M ............................................................. 23 RR45-19-02DPL4 ........ 28 LBV-9012LS-VTM ...... Antenna ................. Antenna Mount ............. 42 RR65-17-02DPL2 . 24 HBX-4517ESA-T6M ..................111 HBX-3319DS-VTM ............................ 23 RR33-20-VDPL4 .................................. Antenna ... 99 FV90-13-05DBL2 .............. Antenna .......... Antenna . 28 LBX-3316DS-T0M ... 24 HBX-4517ESA-T2M ............... Antenna .................... Antenna .......................................................................................... 23 RR45-19-00DPL4 ..................... 23 RR45-17-04DPL4 ............... 23 RR65-12-05DBL ............ Antenna ............................... .......... Antenna ................................... 53 SA3400-090V-16 ........ Antenna ................................................... 53 SA5150-060V-17 .................................... 24 RR90-18-00DP .. Antenna .... Antenna ...................... 23 RV65-18-02DPL2 .. 30 UMWD-09014B-0DH ....................... Antenna ........................................................................ 23 RV65-18-00DPL2 ..................................................... Antenna ...................................................... 24 RR90-17-02DPL2 .................. Antenna .. Concealment Mounting ....................................... 23 RV45-19-02DPL4 ................. 53 W2X-6514DS-VTM ... Antenna ....................................................................................................................... Antenna ...... Antenna .......... Antenna ......................... 24 SA2500-090V-16 .........andrew........................................................................ 53 SA3400-065X-18 .. 53 UMWD-09016-2DH ................................................................................................................................................ 29 UMW-09015-0DH ............... 28 RR65-19-04DP ........................................... 29 UMWD-06517-4DH .................................................................................. Antenna .................................................... Antenna ................ 40 UMW-06516-2DH ..... 24 RR90-18-02DP ............ Antenna .......... 53 SBH-2D6516 ........................................... 23 SSHA-38 ......... Antenna . Antenna ..com ............... 23 RV65-12-05DBL ............ Antenna ...................................... Antenna ...... Antenna ................................ Antenna .................................. 41 UMWD-06516-6DH ................................................................... 29 UMWD-04519-XDM .. Antenna .............. Antenna ................................. Antenna . Antenna .............. Antenna ...................................................... Antenna ......... 23 RV65-12-00DBL . 53 SA5150-090V-16 ................................................................... 53 W2X-9013DS-VTM .......... RET Installation Accessory .............. Antenna ............................................................................................. 100. Antenna .......... Antenna .... 24 RR90-16-02DPL2 ................ 59 RR90-11-00DBL ............................................. Antenna .................. Antenna ..... Antenna ........................................................... Antenna ................................. Antenna ...................................... Antenna ................ 24 RR90-11-05DBL ...................... 29 UMW-06517-2DH ........................................... Antenna .......... 24 SA2500-090X-16 .............. 29 UMWD-06513-0DH ........ 23 RV65-19-02DP .............................. Antenna .. 24 SA2500-065V-18 ................. 24 RR90-12-VDBL2 ...................................... Antenna ........... 23 RV65-12-10DBL ........................... Antenna ................... Antenna ..................... Antenna .................................................................................................. 24 RR90-17-VDPL2 .................... 53 UMWD-09016-4DH .......... 93 SSHAK-38 ........................ Antenna .............................................. Antenna ............................................................................................ 53 UMWD-09014B-XDH .. Antenna ........................................................................ 29 UMWD-06517-2DH ................................................................ Antenna ..... Antenna ......................... Antenna . Antenna .......................... 30 UMWD-09014B-2DH ................. 53 SA3400-120V-15 ................ 29 UMWD-06519-0DH ................ Antenna .................................................................................. Antenna ...... Antenna ..... 28 TR65-19-02DPQ ........ 24 RR90-17-00DPL2 ................................ Antenna .. 53 UMWD-TREEKIT ....................................................... 24 RV90-18-02DP ........................................................................................................................................... 28 UBX-6513DS-T15M .... 24 RV90-18-00DP ............................................. 53 SA3400-090X-16 .................. Antenna ....................... 53 W2X-6516DS-VTM ........................................ 24 SA2500-120V-15 ............Index Part Number Description Page Description Page RR65-19-02DP ..................... Antenna ........ Antenna ....................... Antenna ......... Antenna ..... RET Installation Accessory ....... 29 UMW-09015-4DH ........ Antenna . 29 UMWD-06519-2DH . Antenna .............................................. 41 UMWD-06517-0DH ...................... Antenna ................. Antenna .. 110 SA3400-065V-18 .... 29 UMW-09015-2DH ............ Antenna ........................ Antenna ................................. Antenna ............................................................................................................... 30 UMWD-09014-6DH .............. 23 RV65-19-00DP .................................... 24 RV90-17-02DP .................................................................. 23 RV65-18-04DPL2 ..... Antenna ................... 23 RV45-19-00DPL4 .................................... 40 UMW-06516-0DH ......................... 16 TBXLHB-6565A-VTM . Antenna .................................. 41 UMWD-06513-6DH .......................... 40 UMW-06516-4DH ...................... 29 UMWD-04517-XDM .................................................................. 24 SA2500-065X-18 ................................................................... Antenna ............. 53 SA5150-120V-15 ............................................................................ Antenna ..... 53 UMWD-09016-XDH ...................... 29 UMWD-09014-4DH .. 29 UMW-09016-2DH ...... Antenna ................... Antenna ................................... 93 TBXLHA-6565C-VTM ......... 16 144 Part Number Andrew Wireless Solutions t www................................. Antenna ........