High Gain Directional Antennas

UltraDishTM TP Antennas are high-gain directional parabolic antennas with a lossless TwistPortTM connector. The antennas are highly directional and have suppressed side lobes for ultimate performance.

Beam Performance

UltraDishTM TP antennas have suppressed side lobe radiation that reduces interference and enables installation in areas with high noise levels. The gain of UltraDishTM TP Antennas is achieved by focusing the signal delivered via the TwistPortTM waveguide.

Wideband 5.1 - 5.9 GHz

TwistPortTM Connector

TwistPortTM connector is a quick-locking virtually lossless waveguide port that connects the radio with the antenna. The TwistPortTM connector is our design and sets a new standard for outdoor wireless equipment in terms of performance, scalability, ease of use and deployment simplicity.

Easy Connection

TwistPortTM is the new definition of “easy”. By integrating the mechanical and the RF connection into the same structure, the connection of the radio to the antenna is brilliantly simple - “twist and lock” - and can be done with one hand!

Lossless

TwistPortTM connectors are virtually lossless: there are no coaxial RF connectors or RF cables that cause significant signal loss. In comparison to widely used coaxial cables and connectors, the loss on TwistPortTM is almost unmeasurable.

Cross-Platform Compatibility

UltraDishTM TP Antennas can be used with any radio with a TwistPortTM interface or with a variety of third-party radios connected through a TwistPortTM Adaptor.

Innovative Mount

UltraDishTM TP Antennas features a new innovative mounting system. The mount is separated from the antenna which makes the antenna installation and adjustment easy and quick.

Step 1: Bracket Installation

First install the bracket on the pole. Two sets of pole screws for different pole diameters are included. The pole bracket is reversible: it can be mounted on the left or the right side of the antenna.

Step 2: Antenna Adjustment

Simply slide the antenna in the bracket and adjust the elevation and the azimuth. Tighten the screws to finish the installation. Only one tool is needed for the entire installation.