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A sector antenna sets a point-to-multipoint coverage shape, not a range guarantee. The passive antennas here need a separate radio, correct jumpers and weatherproof installation. Compare the published horizontal and vertical beamwidth, polarization and connector count before buying; the enclosure option at the end still requires a radio.

Pick 01 of 09

Ubiquiti airMAX AM-2G15-120

Passive 2.3–2.7 GHz 2×2 sector: 15–16 dBi, 123° horizontal/118° vertical at 6 dB, dual-linear. Two weatherproof RF jumpers connect a separate RocketM-class radio.

• 15–16 dBi; 123° H / 118° V
• dual-linear
• external-radio; RF jumpers

Pros

• Current Ubiquiti listing
• 120° class cell

Cons

• No integrated radio

Price: $139

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Pick 02 of 09

Ubiquiti airMAX AM-2G16-90

Passive 2.3–2.7 GHz 2×2 sector: 16–17 dBi, 91° horizontal/90° vertical at 6 dB and dual-linear polarization. The supplied mount, Rocket bracket and jumpers do not include a radio.

• 16–17 dBi; 91° H / 90° V
• dual-linear
• external-radio design

Pros

• Higher gain
• Narrower 90° cell

Cons

• No integrated radio

Price: $139

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Pick 03 of 09

L-com HG2416SXP-090

Passive 2.4–2.5 GHz cross-polarized sector: 16 dBi, 90° horizontal/8.3° vertical, ±45° polarization and four N-female ports (two per array).

• 16 dBi; 90° H / 8.3° V
• ±45° cross-polarized
• four N-female

Pros

• Published four-port layout
• Weatherproof radome

Cons

• External radio and cables

Price: $660–$748

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Pick 04 of 09

L-com HG2412SXP-120

Passive 2.4–2.5 GHz cross-polarized sector with 12 dBi gain, 120° horizontal/16.5° vertical beamwidth and four N-female feeds; match it to a compatible multi-port radio architecture.

• 12 dBi; 120° H / 16.5° V
• ±45° cross-polarized
• four N-female

Pros

• Wide 120° pattern

Cons

• No radio included
• Lower gain

Price: $305–$364

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Pick 05 of 09

L-com HG2414SP-120

Single-polarization passive 2.4–2.5 GHz sector: 14 dBi, 120° horizontal/15° vertical, vertical polarization and an integral N-female connector. It is not a 2×2 MIMO panel.

• 14 dBi; 120° H / 15° V
• vertical polarization
• integral N-female

Pros

• Clear single-feed design

Cons

• Not dual-polarized MIMO

Price: $147–$175

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Pick 06 of 09

ITELITE SEC2415H

Passive IP66 2.4–2.5 GHz sector panel with 15 dBi gain, 65° horizontal/12° vertical beamwidth, horizontal polarization and one N-female connector.

• 15 dBi; 65° H / 12° V
• horizontal polarization
• N-female; passive

Pros

• Tight pattern
• Outdoor enclosure

Cons

• Single polarization
• External radio

Price: $59–$71

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Pick 07 of 09

ITELITE SEC2415DP

Passive dual-polarized 2.4–2.5 GHz sector with 15 dBi gain and a 65° horizontal/12° vertical pattern. Use separate H and V N-female feeds with a dual-chain radio.

• 15 dBi; 65° H / 12° V
• H+V dual polarization
• N-female feeds

Pros

• Dual-chain passive option

Cons

• Narrow coverage
• No radio

Price: ≈$190–$200 (listed in RUB: ₽17,500–₽18,100)

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Pick 08 of 09

ITELITE PRO-SEC2415DP

2.4–2.5 GHz 2×15 dBi dual-polarized 90° sector with a 90° horizontal/15° vertical pattern. This is an integrated weatherproof enclosure for a RouterBOARD or Rocket, not an integrated radio.

• 2×15 dBi; 90° H / 15° V
• H+V dual polarization
• radio enclosure

Pros

• Protected radio mounting

Cons

• Radio is separate

Price: $90.85

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Pick 09 of 09

ITELITE ITE-SEC2418XP

High-gain passive 2.4–2.5 GHz sector: 18 dBi, 90° horizontal/5° vertical, ±45° slant polarization. Its tight vertical pattern requires accurate alignment and correct connector-version jumpers.

• 18 dBi; 90° H / 5° V
• ±45° slant polarization
• passive panel

Pros

• Highest gain here

Cons

• Careful alignment needed
• No radio

Price: $180–$220

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Buying tips

• Beamwidth describes coverage shape, not range. Higher gain and a narrow vertical pattern need accurate downtilt.
• A passive sector needs a compatible radio, correctly polarized jumpers, surge protection and weather sealing.
• Match radio port count and polarization to the panel. Do not use a single-polarized sector as a 2×2 MIMO antenna.
• Use the radio vendor’s country and channel rules when planning a cell.

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