Ubiquiti AM-2G16-90 2 Ghz Airmax Sector Antenna

Product Description

The UBIQUITI AM-2G16-90 is a 2 GHz sector antenna designed for use with AirMax wireless base station deployments. Built for outdoor point-to-multipoint network infrastructure, this antenna delivers directional signal coverage across a 90-degree azimuth beamwidth in the 2.4 GHz frequency band. With a 16 dBi gain rating, it is suited for licensed wireless network installers and IT infrastructure technicians deploying fixed broadband links across campuses, rural networks, or industrial sites. The AM-2G16-90 integrates with Ubiquiti AirMax radio hardware to form a complete base station assembly.

This antenna is used in outdoor wireless infrastructure projects where a sector-based coverage pattern is required. Typical installations include wireless ISP base stations, enterprise campus networks, and industrial wireless backhaul deployments. The 90-degree horizontal coverage pattern allows multiple sectors to be combined on a single tower or rooftop mount to achieve omnidirectional or wide-area coverage. It is intended for professional wireless network installers working with Ubiquiti AirMax platform hardware.

Key Features

• 2.4 GHz operating frequency compatible with AirMax radio hardware
• 16 dBi antenna gain for extended directional range
• 90-degree horizontal beamwidth for sector-based coverage
• Outdoor-rated construction for permanent fixed-mount installations
• Designed for point-to-multipoint base station deployments

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Ubiquiti AirMax platform as an outdoor 2.4 GHz sector base station antenna. No specific compatible radio model numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified wireless network technician or licensed installer familiar with outdoor RF antenna mounting and grounding practices. Power down all associated radio hardware before making antenna connections. Follow applicable local codes and tower or rooftop safety requirements when working at height. Proper grounding of the antenna and feed line is required to protect equipment from electrical surge.