/
Wireless: What is the Antenna Pattern for Cellcom and FreeSpeak Active Antennas
Wireless: What is the Antenna Pattern for Cellcom and FreeSpeak Active Antennas
The radiation pattern from the CEL-TA / PD2201 active antenna stalks are toroidal (doughnut shaped), which is omnidirectional in the horizontal plane when the stalk is mounted vertically. The attached image is a stylised 3D diagram to show the profile of the radiation pattern together with a vertically mounted stalk (which is not to scale).
The CEL-TA or PD2201 can be mounted with the antenna stalks pointing up or down. However Clear-Com recommends installing the unit with the stalks pointing down. Also the whole antenna box should not be mounted directly to a wall if possible

The CEL-TA or PD2201 can be mounted with the antenna stalks pointing up or down. However Clear-Com recommends installing the unit with the stalks pointing down. Also the whole antenna box should not be mounted directly to a wall if possible
Looking for labels? They can now be found in the details panel on the floating action bar.
Related content
Wireless: How do I find the Application / DECT version of a CellCom active antenna?
Wireless: How do I find the Application / DECT version of a CellCom active antenna?
More like this
FreeSpeak Edge Antenna Connection Type
FreeSpeak Edge Antenna Connection Type
More like this
Wireless: What are my mounting options for the Freespeak II transceiver antenna?
Wireless: What are my mounting options for the Freespeak II transceiver antenna?
More like this
Wireless: What is spare part for the CEL-TA / PD2201K FreeSpeak antenna stalk
Wireless: What is spare part for the CEL-TA / PD2201K FreeSpeak antenna stalk
More like this
Wireless: CellCom CEL-TA transceiver installation information
Wireless: CellCom CEL-TA transceiver installation information
More like this
Wireless: What are the specifications for the CCT-DAKIT1 directional antenna?
Wireless: What are the specifications for the CCT-DAKIT1 directional antenna?
More like this
CAN'T FIND YOUR ANSWER? CLICK HERE TO CONTACT SUPPORT
This solution was provided by Clear-Com via a question submitted to us by customers like you. If you wish to share with us a new solution or update an old one, please follow this link..
The information on this page is owned by Clear-Com and constitutes Clear-Com’s confidential and proprietary information, may be used solely for purposes related to the furtherance of Clear-Com’ business and shall not be disclosed, distributed, copied or disseminated without Clear-Com’s prior written consent. Click Here for Clear-Com's privacy statement.