Wavelink Antennas
Wavelink antennas are engineered to provide strong and reliable wireless communication across many industrial, business, and transportation applications. These antennas are built for performance and to last, delivering consistent connectivity in places where connectivity is either impossible or impractical to set up. Wavelink develops antennas that support a range of wireless technologies, including 4G LTE, 5G, Wi-Fi, and various GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite Systems). Their products are used in networking, telemetry, and running the Internet of Things across all kinds of moving and stationary situations.
When Wavelink antennas are used, the organizations that employ them can count on their promise of a "Seamless Connection Across Any Platform." When it comes to industrial, outdoor, and vehicular applications, the need for antennas to withstand the elements is paramount. These antennas stand up to some pretty severe treatment. They are rugged and are designed to endure the beating they take from the weather in any location. Their lightweight, low-profile features make them well suited to installation, either on vehicles or in a stationary situation—and they leave behind an appealing, almost stealthy form factor.
FAQs
What are Wavelink antennas used for?
Wavelink antennas are designed for high-performance wireless communication in industrial, transportation, IoT, and commercial applications, supporting technologies such as 4G LTE, 5G, Wi-Fi, and GPS.
What types of antennas does Wavelink offer?
Wavelink offers a variety of antenna types including omnidirectional, directional, MIMO, and low-profile antennas suitable for mobile, fixed, and enterprise networking environments.
Do Wavelink antennas support 5G connectivity?
Yes, many Wavelink antennas are multi-band designs that support 4G and 5G frequencies, enabling fast, stable, and future-ready wireless connections.
Do Wavelink antennas work with Wi-Fi networks?
Yes. Wavelink antennas are engineered to support Wi-Fi frequencies for enterprise, public, and industrial wireless networking applications.
Do Wavelink antennas support MIMO technology?
Yes, many Wavelink antennas feature MIMO (Multiple Input Multiple Output) configurations to enhance data throughput, reduce latency, and improve signal reliability.
Antennas: Omni vs Yagi
Yagi Antennas
Yagi Antennas are directional antennas that can transmit and receive data coming from a specific direction (the direction the antenna is facing). Thus, directional antennas must be aimed in the direction of the potential signal transmitter. Aiming the antenna correctly is essential for optimal reception. Knowing the width of the antenna's signal pattern is the best way to ensure optimal aim.
Omni Antennas
Omni Antennas can pick-up signals coming from all directions. They are most commonly used for signal reception over a large area where the potential location of any incoming signal's transmitter varies. Therefore, unlike Yagi antennas, Omni antennas do not need to be pointed in a particular direction. Each specific antenna has a gain rating or dBi (decibel isotropic) number which coincides with the performance of the antenna. The higher the dBi rating, the larger area covered.