KP Performance KPP-3SX4-65 65° Sector Antenna for Wireless Broadband
The KPP-3SX4-65 sector antenna delivers exceptional coverage and performance for demanding wireless broadband and point-to-multipoint deployments. Operating across the 3.5 GHz to 4.2 GHz frequency band with 18.1 dBi gain, this four-port antenna provides the directional reach and signal strength needed for reliable long-distance connectivity. With ±45° slant polarization support, the KPP-3SX4-65 minimizes interference and maximizes throughput in complex RF environments. Whether you're deploying fixed wireless access, backhaul links, or enterprise mesh networks, this high-performance sector antenna ensures superior coverage within its 65-degree beamwidth.
Key Features
- 65-degree sector coverage for targeted, efficient deployment
- 3.5 GHz to 4.2 GHz frequency range supporting multiple wireless standards
- 18.1 dBi gain for extended range and signal penetration
- Four-port configuration enabling advanced MIMO and diversity techniques
- ±45° slant polarization for interference mitigation and capacity optimization
- Robust construction designed for outdoor and harsh environment installations
- Easy integration with standard mounting hardware and RF connectors
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Value |
| Manufacturer |
STRATEGIC SOURCING |
| Part Number |
KPP-3SX4-65 |
| Frequency Range |
3.5 GHz to 4.2 GHz |
| Antenna Type |
Sector Antenna |
| Sector Angle |
65 Degrees |
| Gain |
18.1 dBi |
| Ports |
4-Port |
| Polarization |
±45° Slant |
| Application |
Wireless Broadband, Point-to-Multipoint |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the coverage area of the KPP-3SX4-65 sector antenna?
The 65-degree sector beamwidth provides focused coverage suitable for point-to-multipoint networks, delivering strong signal within the sector while minimizing spillover to adjacent areas. The 18.1 dBi gain extends effective range for reliable long-distance links.
Can the KPP-3SX4-65 be used for 5G fixed wireless access?
Yes, the 3.5 GHz to 4.2 GHz frequency range covers key 5G mid-band spectrum allocations, making this sector antenna ideal for fixed wireless access (FWA) and broadband deployments in both licensed and unlicensed bands.
What does ±45° slant polarization provide?
Slant polarization support enables dual-polarization transmission and reception, reducing co-channel interference and improving spectral efficiency in dense deployments. This is essential for maximizing capacity in competitive RF environments.
How many devices can the 4-port antenna support?
The four-port configuration supports advanced MIMO techniques, spatial multiplexing, and diversity reception. The exact capacity depends on your radio equipment and network architecture, but multiple ports enable higher throughput and improved link reliability.
