Mimosa B5c + C5c (PoE) LINK UP Pormotion Bundle

Product Details

This Mimosa LINK UP promotion bundle features 8x B5c point-to-point backhaul radios and 2x C5c PTP/PTMP radios.

B5c

The Mimosa B5c Backhaul PtP Radios combine the new 802.11ac standard, 4x4:4 MIMO and radical engineering to provide the same capacity, speed and reliability as fibre cabling. Capable of up to 1.7 Gbps PHY (local regulations dependant) and highly reliable, the B5c is re-defining gigabit wireless technology. Using 2x 20MHz channels the Mimosa B5c is capable of 350 Mbps PHY, has a low 2 ms latency and can be paired with any dual-polarized antenna. The B5c is operational from 4900-6000 MHz.

Mimosa's Dual Link technology improves reliability by load balancing across two non-contiguous channels to avoid outages due to interference. If one channel experiences interference the radio maintains connection while simultaneously searching for new replacement channel. The Mimosa B5c offers constant spectrum analysis with historical and real-time data to dynamically make smarter decisions dynamically. The Auto Everything feature will automatically adjust frequency, channel width and power levels based on environmental feedback. This feature can be turned off for users that prefer more control.

C5c

The Mimosa C5c is a connectorised client radio with PtP Backhaul and PtMP Client modes that has been designed for urban and suburban deployments. The device offers throughput of up to 500+ Mbps (IP) and 866 Mbps (PHY) and comes equipped with 2x2:2 MIMO.

The C5c can be connected to virtually any dual polarization antenna to custom-engineer longer distance client links. The C5c supports 2x2:2 MIMO dual connector RP-SMA for easy cabled antenna connectivity and can be mounted to any pole via hose clamps, or easily clipped onto antenna supporting compatible clip-on mounting bracket systems.

The quoted wireless specification is given as the maximum radio performance. Achievable range and throughput will vary depending on the regional regulations where the radio is deployed.
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