Evercom’s 2.4 GHz category includes patch, dipole, magnetic, omni, dish, Yagi, grid, panel and RF-cable groups. The range supports compact device integration as well as fixed directional and omnidirectional installations. Confirm the exact frequency range, connector, cable, gain and mounting details for the selected model.
Identify the radio protocol, target channels, antenna port count and installation environment. Compare antenna format, gain, beamwidth, radiation pattern, polarization, impedance, connector, cable loss and mounting method. For compact products, include enclosure material and nearby components. For fixed links, define link direction, distance, mounting height and outdoor exposure before selecting a directional antenna.
Panel, Yagi, dish or grid formats may be appropriate when coverage must be focused toward a defined area or link. Omni or dipole formats are generally considered when coverage is required around the installation. Confirm pattern and beamwidth on the exact datasheet.
Include the expected radio environment, channel plan, antenna placement and separation from other transmitters. Site conditions can be as important as antenna gain, so evaluate performance in the intended location rather than assuming the antenna alone will resolve congestion.
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