VSWR
VSWR indicates how efficiently the antenna couples to the transmission line. A low VSWR means nearly all of the signal is transmitted correctly. Below are the standard measurements for our NP6 models.
NP6 32 dBi
NP6 antenna, 5.9–7.2 GHz, 32 dBi, 3 ft, Dual Slant, N–N
NP6-32
- Gain
- 32 dBi (30–32 dBi)
- Size
- 3 ft / ø95 cm
- Range
- PTP ≤ 50 km
- Band
- 5.9–7.2 GHz
Description. The NP6 is a parabolic antenna for point-to-point backhaul links at optimal distances from 1 to 50 km. It is an N-to-N connectorized antenna; it includes N–SMA jumpers and a radome, compatible with Ubiquiti, Cambium Networks, and Mimosa Networks. 32 dBi gain and 5.9–7.2 GHz operating frequency.
- Gain Bajo 30 · Medio 31 · Alto 32 dBi
- Frequency 5.9–7.2 GHz · MLO Ready
- F/B > 60 dB · Beamwidth 3.0° / 3.2°
- Dual slant 45° or 90°
- jumpers Dual N–RP-SMA · 2 ft / 600 mm
- Compatible with connectorized radios >6 GHz: Ubiquiti, Cambium, Mimosa, Radwin, Telrad, LigoWave, Astra, Zyxel, Proxim
- Wind resistance operativo 180 km/h (112 mph)
- Polarization Dual slant 45° or 90°
- VSWR ≤ 1.4
- F/B > 60 dB
- Model
- NP6 32 dBi
- SKU
- NP6-32
- Brand
- NetPoint
- Series
- NetPoint NP6
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Technical summary NP6 32 dBi
5.9 – 7.2 GHz
30–32 dBi
Lightweight antenna
Dual Slant
3 ft · ø95 cm
Primary applications
- PtP backhaul
- CPE
Specifications
NP6-32Electrical specifications
| Antenna type | Reflector parabólico direccional |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 5.9 - 7.2 GHz |
| Connector type | Hembra N |
| Gain (dBi) | Bajo 30 dBi - Medio 31 dBi - Alto 32 dBi |
| VSWR HPOL | ≤1.4 |
| Beamwidth VPOL | 3.0° |
| Beamwidth HPOL | 3.2° |
| Impedance (Ohms) | 50 |
| F/B ratio (dB) | >60 |
| Polarization | Dual slant 45° or 90° |
Mechanical specifications
| Operating wind load | 180 km/h (112 mph) |
|---|---|
| Diameter | ø95 cm | 3ft |
| Azimuth adjustment | +/- 60 grados |
| Elevation adjustment (°) | +/- 15 grados |
| Mounting tube diameter, min. | 1 pulgada - 25.4mm |
| Mounting tube diameter, max. | 2.95 pulgada 75.00mm |
| Operating temperature (C°) | -49 a +140 F° | -45 a +60 C° |
| Connector type | Dual N-hembra con cables para RP-SMA |
| Cable length | 2ft - 600 mm |
NetPoint NP6 32 dBi is compatible with
Cambium Networks · Mimosa Networks · Ubiquiti · Radwin · Telrad · LigoWave · Astra Wireless · Zyxel · Proxim Wireless
Some possible combinations
Force 4600c
Wave MLO6
Radwin 2000D
Radwin 2000E
Radwin Alpha
RapidFire5
Electrical specifications NP6 32 dBi
NP6 gain
The NP6 offers progressive gain across 5.9–7.2 GHz, ideal for point-to-point links. Higher gain improves range and link stability.
Mechanical benefits
Mechanics set a great antenna apart — designed to make tower work easier for installers.
- Low weight
- Corrosion resistance
- High light and heat reflectivity
- Hermetic sealing
- Excellent port-to-port isolation
- Reliable electrical conductivity
NetPoint feed horn
NetPoint feed horns / dipoles follow a strict process with 100% aluminum purity to channel radio power and keep frequency and VSWR stable.
NetPoint RF connector
A high-quality RF connector maximizes efficiency and helps keep VSWR stable. Feed horns use hermetic, weatherproof sealing.
Included accessories
N–SMA jumperNPb142
Flexible 30 cm copper jumper with double-braid silver-plated shield (~96 %), TFE (Teflon) dielectric, SMA male, ~0.1 dB loss. Ideal for Ubiquiti, Mimosa, and Cambium — included with the antenna.
Stabilizer arm
Stabilizer arm for installation to add greater wind resistance
Frequently asked questions
What frequency range do NP6 antennas cover?
NP6 antennas operate in the extended 5.9–7.2 GHz range, improving spectrum use in highly congested areas.
What gain do NP6 antennas offer?
Average gain is 32 dBi with a high-efficiency parabolic design that improves range and link stability.
What connector do NP6 antennas use?
They use low-loss N-female connectors and ship with N–SMA jumpers compatible with Mimosa, Cambium, and Ubiquiti radios.
Are they suitable for long-distance links?
Yes. NP6 antennas are designed for PtP links up to 100 km, especially with high-sensitivity radios and efficient modulation.
What is the typical VSWR?
VSWR stays below 1.7 across the operating band, minimizing return loss and maximizing transmission efficiency.
What polarization do they support?
NP6 antennas use dual-slant ±45° polarization, ideal for MIMO 2×2 efficiency in backhaul environments.
What materials are used? Are they weatherproof?
Yes. They use treated aluminum with anti-corrosion coating and a fiberglass radome resistant to UV and rain.
Can they be used with 6 GHz Wi‑Fi 6E or licensed LTE radios?
Yes. They work with radios in the upper 6 GHz band, including Wi‑Fi 6E backhaul, LTE-LAA, and custom solutions.
What is the recommended minimum link distance?
They can work on short hops, but a minimum of about 3 km is recommended to avoid overpower and protect the Fresnel zone.
Is a special tower or mast required?
Mount NP6 antennas on 2-inch steel masts or towers at least 6 m high, with precise aiming and firm anchoring.
What accessories can I use?
You can add NetPoint RF shields, wind-load radomes where needed, and the SANP stabilizer arm for more professional installs.
Made in Mexico
Designed and manufactured in Mexico with 100% domestic materials by NetPoint R&D. Proudly Mexican patent.
