VSWR
VSWR measures how efficiently the antenna couples to the transmission line. A low VSWR means nearly all power is transmitted. Below are the standard NP2GEN2 measurements.
NP2GEN2
NP2GEN2 Carrier Class parabolic antenna, 4.9–6.4 GHz, 34 dBi
NP5-DP-3FT
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- Gain
- 34 dBi (32.5–34 dBi)
- Size
- 3 ft / ø90 cm
- Range
- PTP ≤ 70 km
- Band
- 4.9–6.4 GHz
Description. The NP2GEN2 is a lightweight Carrier Class antenna for low-noise zones — highly directive for Mbps and stability. Parabolic PtP backhaul from 1 to 70 km, N-to-N, 34 dBi across 4.9–6.4 GHz.
- One antenna for 5 and 6 GHz
- Gain Low 32.5 · Mid 33.5 · High 34 dBi — up to 70 km | 43.49 mi
- Beamwidth 3.8° · F/B ≥ 40 dB
- VSWR ≤ 1.5 · ISO / XDP 30 dB
- Compatible: Cambium, Ubiquiti, Mimosa, Radwin, Telrad, Mikrotik
- N–RPSMA jumpers included
- Wind 180 / 240 km/h
- Made in Mexico
- Model
- NP2GEN2
- SKU
- NP5-DP-3FT
- Brand
- NetPoint
- Series
- NetPoint NPGEN2
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Technical summary NP2GEN2
34 dBi
ø 91 cm · 3 ft
4.9 – 6.4 GHz
Dual Slant
Fine adjust ±15°
Primary applications
- PtP backhaul
- CPE
Specifications
NP5-DP-3FTElectrical specifications
| Model | NP2GEN2 / NP2GEN3 |
|---|---|
| SKU | NP5-DP-3FT |
| Antenna type | Directional parabolic antenna |
| Frequency | 4.9 - 6.4 GHz |
| Connector type | Dual N-Female |
| Gain (dBi) | Low 32.5 - Mid 33.5 - High 34 |
| Beamwidth VPOL | 3.8° |
| Beamwidth HPOL | 3.8° |
| F/B ratio | ≥ 40 dB |
| VSWR | ≤ 1.5 |
| Impedance (Ohms) | 50 |
| Polarization | Dual Slant 45°–90° |
| ISO | XDP | 30 dB |
Mechanical specifications
| Dish | ø 90 cm | 3 ft |
|---|---|
| Radome | Fiberglass |
| Antenna weight | 6.5 kg | 14.33 lb |
| Mount weight | 2.1 kg | 4.6 lb |
| Operating wind load | 180 km/h (112 mph) |
| Survival wind load | 240 km/h (149 mph) |
| Azimuth adjustment | ± 20° |
| Elevation adjustment | ± 25° |
| Operating temperature | -45 to +60 C° |
| Mast mount | ø40 - 120 mm |
| Includes | N–RPSMA jumpers |
| PtP range | Up to 70 km | 43.49 mi |
NetPoint NP2GEN2 is compatible with
Cambium Networks · Mimosa Networks · Ubiquiti · Radwin · Telrad · LigoWave · Astra Wireless
Electrical specifications NP2GEN2
NP2GEN2 gain
NetPoint designs for as uniform a gain distribution as possible. High gain focuses energy on the desired path — 34 dBi across 4.9–6.4 GHz for links from 1 to 70 km.
Catalog datasheet
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
Fine adjustment
Fine vertical azimuth adjustment: the tensioner allows precise ±15° elevation when aiming and centering the main lobes.
Stainless-steel hardware
No more cold welding on hardware — durable passive gear for preventive maintenance and fast rollouts.
Stabilizer base and horizontal adjust
Installer-recommended stabilizer base: flag-pole mounts allow up to 180° horizontal pan; tower mounts about 45° max. Makes seating the dish aloft easier.
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 jumperNP142
Pair of NP142 N–SMA jumpers included with the antenna. Ideal for Ubiquiti, Mimosa, and Cambium radios.
N–N jumperNP142N
Ideal for more robust radios such as Mimosa and Cambium. Order on request from your authorized NetPoint distributor.
Frequently asked questions
Which radios work with the NP2GEN2?
NP2GEN2 antennas work with connectorized radios such as Mimosa Networks, Cambium Networks, Radwin, Ubiquiti, and MikroTik. Operating frequency is 4.9–6.4 GHz.
Does the NP2GEN2 include pigtails or jumpers?
Yes. It includes a pair of NP142 N–SMA jumpers; request N–N jumpers from your distributor if needed.
Do I need to register my antenna after purchase?
Yes. Register your antennas to simplify technical support and warranty claims.
Can I use a NP2GEN2 with an NPX or NPTR?
Yes — you can mix them when the radio matches; results still depend on the link study.
What accessories can I use with the NP2GEN2?
You can add NetPoint RF shields, wind-load radomes where needed, and the SANP stabilizer arm.
Made in Mexico
Designed and manufactured in Mexico with 100% domestic materials by NetPoint R&D. Proudly Mexican patent.
