Tachyon Networks TNA-302 60ghz PTMP Radio (40 degree) Switches (POE) passive PoE (48V) Networking interface Indoor

Name: Tachyon Networks TNA-302 60ghz PTMP Radio (40 degree) Switches (POE) passive PoE (48V) Networking interface Indoor
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SKU: 94584732892
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Tachyon Networks TNA-302 60ghz PTMP Radio (40 degree) Switches (POE) passive PoE (48V) Networking interface Indoor

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Tachyon Networks TNA 302 60ghz PTMP Radio (40 degree) Switches (POE) passive PoE (48V) Networking interface Indoor passive PoE (48V) Networking interface (1) GbE RJ45 port Dimensions Ø220 x 48 mm (Ø8 * cable loss may affect power delivered to the PD) Operating temperature 49° ÷ +131°F ( 45° ÷ +55°C In The Box Terminal unit enabling longer links & RESTful API (SSH available upon request)

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