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    The document summarizes the specifications of the Inotek Antennas 5101 dual-polarised dual-band antenna. The antenna offers independent variable electrical downtilt capability between 2-6 degrees for improved network optimization. It has two ports and pole or wall mounting brackets that allow for both downtilt and panning. The antenna operates in the 870-960MHz and 1710-2700MHz bands with a gain of 15dBi, VSWR of 1.4:1 or less, beamwidths of 72 degrees horizontally and 9 degrees vertically, and polarization of +45 and -45 degrees.

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    The document summarizes the specifications of the Inotek Antennas 5101 dual-polarised dual-band antenna. The antenna offers independent variable electrical downtilt capability between 2-6 degrees for improved network optimization. It has two ports and pole or wall mounting brackets that allow for both downtilt and panning. The antenna operates in the 870-960MHz and 1710-2700MHz bands with a gain of 15dBi, VSWR of 1.4:1 or less, beamwidths of 72 degrees horizontally and 9 degrees vertically, and polarization of +45 and -45 degrees.

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    Inotek Antenna 5101

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    The document summarizes the specifications of the Inotek Antennas 5101 dual-polarised dual-band antenna. The antenna offers independent variable electrical downtilt capability between 2-6 degrees for improved network optimization. It has two ports and pole or wall mounting brackets that allow for both downtilt and panning. The antenna operates in the 870-960MHz and 1710-2700MHz bands with a gain of 15dBi, VSWR of 1.4:1 or less, beamwidths of 72 degrees horizontally and 9 degrees vertically, and polarization of +45 and -45 degrees.

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    Dual Polarised Dual-Band Antenna

    GSM900/XP/72/15/2-6 VET
    TYPE 5101

    DRAFT DATASHEET
     INDEPENDENT VARIABLE ELECTRICAL DOWNTILT (VET)
     TWO PORTS
     POLE AND WALL MOUNTING BRACKETS WITH PAN CAPABILITY

    The dual-polarised 5101 antenna offers VET capability for improved network
    optimisation. The antenna has pole and wall mounting brackets that allows
    both downtilt and panning capability.

    Superior circuit design coupled with advanced manufacturing techniques


    guarantee consistent product quality, with excellent intermodulation
    performance, product quality & performance.

    ELECTRICAL SPECIFICATIONS

    Frequency 870-960MHz
    Gain 15dBi
    VSWR 1.4:1 max
    Horizontal Beamwidth 72°
    Vertical Beamwidth 9°
    Polarisation +45° and -45°
    Variable Electrical Downtilt 2-6°
    Upper Sidelobe Suppression >16dB
    Front-to-Back Ratio >20dB
    Isolation Between Ports >28dB
    Isolation Between Bands >30dB
    Power Rating 200W
    Impedance 50Ω
    Lightning Protection DC grounded 2 Degree

    MECHANICAL SPECIFICATIONS
    Connectors 2 x 7/16 DIN female
    Dimensions (LxWxD) 2340 x 239 x 171 mm
    Wind Loading (Rear) 957N @ 45m/s (Antenna)
    1116N @ 45m/s (Antenna + ASC Enclosure)
    Operational Wind Speed 45m/s
    Survival Wind Speed 56m/s
    Weight 21kg (Antenna)
    Temperature -55° to +70°C
    Bracket Size To suit pole 48-115mm
    Bracket Downtilt 0-10° in 2° steps, Pan 30° in 10° steps

    6 Degree
    INOTEK ANTENNAS LTD
    61, Marlborough Avenue, Gosforth, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE3 2HU, England
    Tel: +44 (0) 2380 254289, Fax: +44 (0) 191 3920133, email: sales@inotekantennas.com, www.inotekantennas.com
    Inotek Antennas reserve the right to vary in detail from the description and specification in this publication. Issue: 01/09

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