Product Summary:
Designed to protect the antenna from nature’s elements, particularly preventing ice and snow buildup on the antenna. This radome is highly recommended for cold climates and highpoint elevations.
Designed for a simple two-step installation, align the radome to the antenna and secure the radome using the supplied clips.
There is a ~2 dB loss due to the Radome. This will be included in the LINK Planner model and selectable in the V3K configuration to ensure the RSSI and Tx powers are reported correctly.
I’ve talked to various distributors, but none of them seem to have this in stock nor do they know when they’ll be able to get their hands on it. Are these available now? Are they all backordered?
It works. Bottom line. We tested some soft radome covers for Cambium as well as these new molded plastic ones. I now sleep at night when we are getting snow. These are well engineered, are inexpensive and work. v3000 design discussion aside, this is a solution that works well and I would order one of these for every v3000 you deploy if you get snow. Radios should have radomes IMO anyway in snowy climates. We buy them for the UBNT AF60s and the Mikrotik 60 LHGs as add on accessories and they do their job.
