MPN: J9720A·By: HPE
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The HPE HP Outdoor Omni 8dBi 5GHz 3 Element Antenna J9720A is designed as an outdoor omni directional antenna within the 5 GHz 3 port MIMO category, supporting deployments that require 3 element operation. It offers an antenna gain range from 8 dBi to 10 dBi, aligning with requirements for higher gain outdoor coverage in the 5 GHz band. Classified under outdoor omni directional antenna with 5 GHz 3 port MIMO and 8 dBi to 10 dBi gain, it is suitable for projects that specify this performance profile. The model focuses on 5 GHz operation and 3 port MIMO capability, making it relevant for wireless network designs that call for multi element configurations in outdoor environments. With clearly defined gain characteristics and operating band, the J9720A helps procurement teams match antenna specifications to design documents that require 5 GHz omni directional coverage and 8 dBi to 10 dBi antenna gain.
| Manufacturer part # | J9720A |
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| Brand | HPE |
| Condition | Refurbished |
| Model | J9720A |
| Series | HP Outdoor 3-Port MIMO Antennas |
| Elements | 3 elements |
| Technology | 3-port MIMO omni-directional antenna |
| Application | Outdoor wireless coverage for HP MSM466 series APs |
| Directivity | Omni-directional |
| Antenna Gain | 10 dBi |
| Product Line | HPE Wireless Antennas |
| Product Type |
HPE J9720A outdoor 5 GHz omni MIMO antenna for HP MSM466 and MSM466-R access points.
Newegg and other sources state that the J9720A antenna is specifically tested with MSM466 and MSM466-R three spatial stream AP.
Retail listings describe J9720A as HP Outdoor Omni antenna for MSM466-R series.
Suitable for outdoor wireless designs that specify a 5 GHz 3 port MIMO omni directional antenna with 8 dBi to 10 dBi gain for broad area coverage.
Applicable to campus or multi building WLAN projects where design documents call for 5 GHz omni directional antennas with 3 element MIMO and 8 dBi to 10 dBi gain.
Supports point to multipoint style topologies that require omni directional 5 GHz coverage using a 3 element antenna with 8 dBi to 10 dBi gain.
Useful for outdoor hotspot or open area coverage where specifications require a 5 GHz omni directional antenna with 3 port MIMO and 8 dBi to 10 dBi gain.
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| Frequency Band | 5 GHz band |
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| Frequency Range | 5.15 GHz to 5.88 GHz |
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| Frequency Band Type | SHF |
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| Placement / Mounting | Outdoor |
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| Antenna Gain Alternate | 8 dBi |
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| Compatible Access Points | HP MSM466 and MSM466-R access points |
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| Operating Frequency Range | 5.150 GHz to 5.875 GHz |
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| Connector Type | 3 x N-type connectors |
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| Number of Ports | 3 ports |
| Radio Interface | 5 GHz wireless band |
| Connector Details | 3 x N-type female connectors |
| Number of RF Ports | 3 RF ports |
Relevant for upgrades that add 3 port MIMO capability in the 5 GHz band using an outdoor omni directional antenna with 8 dBi to 10 dBi gain.
The HPE J9720A is classified as an outdoor omni directional antenna. It appears in the category Antennas, Outdoor Omni directional Antenna, indicating it is intended for external environments where 360 degree coverage around the mounting point is required. This classification helps match it to network designs that specify omni directional outdoor antennas.
The J9720A is categorized under 5 GHz 3 port MIMO, which identifies it as a 5 GHz antenna. This means it is intended for use with wireless systems operating in the 5 GHz band, and should be paired with radios or access points designed for that frequency range to maintain compatibility and correct performance characteristics.
The HPE J9720A is listed within the category that specifies 8 dBi to 10 dBi gain. This indicates the antenna provides gain in that range relative to an isotropic radiator. Knowing the gain range is important for link budget calculations, coverage planning, and ensuring alignment with any regulatory limits on effective radiated power.
Yes, the J9720A appears in the category 5 GHz 3 port MIMO, indicating support for a 3 port MIMO configuration. This means it is designed to work with radios that use three antenna elements for multiple input, multiple output operation, which is relevant for capacity and throughput planning in modern wireless network designs.
Procurement teams should reference this antenna using its brand and SKU, specifically HPE HP Outdoor Omni 8dBi 5GHz 3 Element Antenna with SKU J9720A. Using the full model name and SKU ensures alignment with design documents and bills of materials that call for an outdoor omni directional 5 GHz 3 port MIMO antenna with 8 dBi to 10 dBi gain.
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