FibeAir Wireless Connectivity Los Angeles CA

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Among the FibeAir devices currently available are:

- 1500P: With supported frequencies from 6 to 38 GHz and bandwidth from 45 to 622 Mb/sec (TDM) and 50 to 800 Mb/sec (Ethernet).

- IP-MAX2: With a single GbE port (the 'G' model) and optional nxE1/T1 interfaces. As in the 1500P, frequencies from 6 - 38 GHz are supported, with throughput listed at up to 900 Mb/sec over a single channel.

- 3200T: The 3200T can be deployed as a split mount or all indoor (rack mountable; both deployment modes use the same hardware) system and is targeted to trunk (long distance) deployments. The platform operates in the 6 - 11 GHz frequency range, features a transmit power of up to 33 dBm, and supports a multiple radio design with up to 9+1 STM-1/OC-3 carriers in one rack for TDM networks and up to 10 Ethernet carriers for IP networks.

- 4800 series: With models available to support multiple frequency bands between 2.3 and 5.935 GHz. Data rates range up to 48 Mb/sec, while operational ranges scale up to 50 miles (80 km). The split-mount platform (indoor and outdoor units) is available with two types of indoor units (1 10/100 and 1 or 2 E1/T1s; or 2 10/100 and 1, 2, or 4 E1/T1s) and two types of outdoor units (with a 1 ft integrated antenna or an N-type connector for an external antenna).

- 640P: Also a 6-38 GHz supported unit. The 640P boasts support for from 32-64 E1s and from 28-64 T1s in addition to native Fast Ethernet connections in any combination up to 155 Mb/sec.

- IP-10: The newest product in the line. The IP-10 is offered in split-mount or all indoor designs and offers 10-500 Mb/sec performance per radio carrier. Both TDM and IP interfaces are supported with operation from 6-38 GHz. Other features include an integrated Ethernet switch, and optional stackable radios with TDM cross-connect.

Other than the IP-10, the FibeAir devices are available now. (The IP-10 is expected to be available in 2Q/2008.) Visit the Ceragon Web site for further information.Author: EITPlanet Staff

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