WLAN antennas: Strong signal quality for your network
Whether you need stable WLAN in the office, a reliable connection for outdoor use, or targeted network expansion, WLAN antennas play a central role in radio coverage and performance. With the right antenna, you can optimize your WLAN infrastructure cost-effectively and in line with your requirements—for routers, access points, or end devices such as PCs.
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Allied Telesis AT-TQ0500 - Dual-Band Outdoor Omnidirectional Antenna - 2.4 and 5 GHz, 2 dBi Gain at 2.4 GHz, 5 dBi at 5 GHz, N-Male Connector, 360-Degree Coverage, Pack of 2.
ProCurve 6 dBi 5GHz omni ant Provides 6 dBi, omnidirectional, 5GHz wireless LAN coverage. Certified for use on ProCurve Access Points
Meraki Antenna - 2.40 GHz, 5.15 GHz to 2.50 GHz, 5.88 GHz - 11.2 dBi - Outdoor, Indoor, Wireless Access PointWall/Ceiling/Pole - RP-TNC Connector - TAA Compliance
WLAN 9100 ANTENNA 2.4GHz/5GHz, OMNI-DIRECTIONAL 360 DEGREE, 1x1 RUBBER DUCK FOR WAO9100. ATTACHES DIRECTLY TO RP-TNC CONNECTOR, NO CABLES REQUIRED. ORDER ONE ANTENNA PER RP-TNC CONNECTOR.
Allied Telesis AT-TQ0592 - 5.6 GHz 2-Way RF Splitter/Coupler - Dual N-Type Connectors - Outdoor Wireless Antenna Accessory.
4.9-5.9GHz, 12.0dBi, 75°Hx25°V , H,V and 45° polarized 3 Element MIMO High-Gain Directional Sector Antenna, 3 x N-Type Female connectors, Cables NOT included.
ANT:3 port dual band panel antenna with 36 inch cable and N-male connector
4-port 90-deg sector antenna 3.5-3.8GHz, polarization type of 45-deg slant, 17dBi gain, 6-deg V bw, 90-deg H bw, 30dB front to back ratio, 4x Type N Female connectors. Includes 4x surge protect and 4x 10-ft LMR400 antenna cable.
Dual Polarized Dual Band Wide Beam Directional Antenna with 36 Inch Cable and RPSMA-Male Connector
Which WLAN antenna is right for your application?
The selection ranges from compact external WLAN antennas for PCs to powerful WLAN directional antennas for outdoor applications. Depending on the application and environment, different antenna types are recommended:
- WLAN antenna for routers: Ideal for selective signal amplification in the office or at home
- External WLAN antenna for PCs: Ensures better connection in areas with poor reception
- WLAN directional antenna: Beams the signal in a specific direction – for pinpoint connections
- WLAN antenna for outdoor use: Weather-resistant models with high gain for large areas
What is the difference between 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WLAN antennas?
Many models support either the 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz frequency range – some support both. The differences:
2.4 GHz antennas
- Greater range, penetrates walls better
- Higher interference factor in dense network coverage
5 GHz Wi-Fi antennas
- Higher data rates at shorter distances
- Ideal for modern corporate networks with many end devices
Dual-band antennas (2.4 & 5 GHz) offer maximum flexibility – especially in mixed networks with different requirements.
What is a WLAN directional antenna – and when is it worthwhile?
A WLAN directional antenna focuses the signal in a specific direction. This allows you to:
- Significantly increase the range
- Improve signal quality over distance
- Connect specific buildings or networks (e.g., in a campus environment)
Special case: Outdoor directional WLAN antenna
Thanks to its weatherproof housing and high performance, it is ideal for long distances in the open air. Particularly effective: panel antennas and access point directional antennas.
Outdoor antenna for routers: Targeted expansion of WLAN and LTE
An outdoor antenna for routers improves network coverage in remote areas or in difficult structural conditions. External LTE antennas also help to significantly increase the reception level of LTE routers.
Typical areas of application:
- Outdoor areas, warehouses, or container offices
- Areas with poor reception and LTE/4G coverage
- Mesh network extension between buildings
Replacing an access point antenna – what to consider?
Many professional access points allow the connection of external antennas. The advantage: depending on the environment and requirements, you can choose the right antenna – e.g., an external access point antenna for selective amplification or a directional antenna for directional connections.
Important:
- Make sure you have the right antenna connection (e.g., RP-SMA, N-type)
- Ensure compatibility with the frequency band
- The correct installation location is crucial for signal quality
WLAN antennas: new, used, and refurbished at it-market
At it-market, you will find an extensive selection of Wi-Fi antennas – for routers, access points, or end devices. Whether you need an external Wi-Fi antenna, outdoor directional antenna, 5 GHz antenna, or panel antenna – we offer suitable solutions for office, industrial, warehouse, or outdoor use:
- 3-year warranty for companies
- Up to 2,500€ buyer protection
- Short delivery times
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