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Fusion Intelpage IP

4.7Types of Antennas

Co-linear (Commtech part #’s CL-A-VHF and CL-A-UHF)

Co-linear antennas are most suited for installations which require maximum range. The general coverage pattern for this type of antenna is shown below.

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Mopole (Commtech part #’s MO-GIA-VHF or MO-GIA-UHF)

Mopole antennas are most suited for installations which require good building penetration and range. It is a good general purpose antenna. The general coverage pattern for this type of antenna is shown below.

(side view of site)

Side Mounted / Unity Gain Dipole (Commtech part #’s DIPOLE-VHF or DIPOLE-UHF)

Dipole antennas are most suited for installations which require excellent building penetration. The general coverage pattern for this type of antenna is shown below.

(side view of site)

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Fusion INTELPage IP 5, 2.1 manual Types of Antennas, Co-linear Commtech ’s CL-A-VHF and CL-A-UHF

INTELPage IP 5, 2.1 specifications

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