Add caption The regular access point (AP) or router comes with 2 dBi dipole omni antennas with a range of about 30-60FT (actual range depends on the environment). The dipole antennas can be replaced with WIFI-Link high-gain antennas for further coverage and stronger signals. You will need to remove one of the dipole antennas on the router or access point (AP), and that is where the RF coaxial cable assembly goes. The cables connect the antenna to the router or AP. The distance from the antenna to the router determines the length of the cable you need.
Client - USB wireless dongle adapter (RX end)
The average range for built-in WIFI on the laptops is about 150-300 ft. The range can be less due to different environments. That is why WIFI-Link created the external USB dongle adapter. The USB adapter comes with a 5-dbi dipole antenna which has about 150-210 ft of coverage (actual range depends on the environment). You can replace the 5-dbi dipole antennas with higher gain antennas. The HIGH POWER USB adapter boosts the ranges and strengthens the signals for high-gain antennas. WIFI-Link carries different types of high-gain antennas; and, please refer to the below pictures. The RF coaxial cable connects the USB dongle to the WIFI-Link high-gain antennas. We strongly suggest keeping the laptop power adapter plugged in for ultimate performance. The length of the cable depends on the location of the laptop and antenna. The Coaxial Low Loss Cables we carry are made in our ISO-certified factory in Taiwan. The high quality with the good performance can be reduced the transmission loss. We have 3 types of cables to choose from: LLC100 (2.70mm), LLC200 (4.95mm), and LLC400 (10.30mm).
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