Cisco Catalyst 2.4 GHz, 5/6 GHz Dual-Band Polarization-Diverse Directional Patch Antenna

Overview

The Cisco C-ANT9103= is a dual-band directional patch antenna designed to extend Catalyst wireless networks by delivering focused coverage across the 2.4 GHz and 5/6 GHz frequency bands. It supports a wide frequency range from 2.4 to 7.125 GHz, making it compatible with legacy Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi 6E devices, and Bluetooth peripherals. With a 6 dBi gain, this antenna enhances signal reach while maintaining clarity, helping to reduce dead zones and interference in complex environments.

Key features

• Dual-band operation that supports both Wi-Fi and Bluetooth devices for versatile connectivity
• Directional radiation pattern concentrates signal strength where it is needed, minimizing interference from unwanted directions
• Polarization-diverse design with eight DART RF connectors allows flexible alignment to optimize network performance
• Mounting hardware included for easy installation on walls or poles, enabling precise aiming in warehouses, outdoor walkways, or event spaces
• Supports Wi-Fi 6E frequency range up to 7.125 GHz, future-proofing your wireless infrastructure

Key specs

• Frequency range: 2.4 to 7.125 GHz
• Gain: 6 dBi
• Polarization: Dual polarization with eight DART RF connectors
• Mounting options: Wall and pole mount included

Connectivity and compatibility

This antenna is designed to work seamlessly with Cisco Catalyst access points, ensuring reliable and targeted wireless coverage. Its broad frequency support covers legacy Wi-Fi standards as well as the latest Wi-Fi 6E devices, making it suitable for mixed-device environments. The inclusion of multiple DART RF connectors provides network teams with the flexibility to configure polarization and orientation for optimal signal quality.

Ideal uses and environments

The Cisco C-ANT9103= is well suited for environments that require focused wireless coverage, such as warehouses with long aisles, outdoor areas where signal direction matters, and large event spaces where controlling interference is critical. It is a strong choice for IT teams upgrading existing networks or deploying new Wi-Fi 6E infrastructure that demands consistent throughput and minimal dead zones.