Modular radio up to 500 Mbps at 4.9-6.4 GHz, IP55, 2x2:2 MIMO, Cloud monitoring, Automatic adaptation to the environment, does not include POE injector

The C5c easily integrates with popular chainrings for quick upgrades to existing links.

The Mimosa C5c radio has been specifically designed to make long distance backhaul links (PTP) or to be used as a Client in Point to Multipoint (PTMP) links with an A5c, A514 and A5x.

Ports:

1 10/100/1000 Mbps data port.

Modes of operation :

PTP:

• Access point.
• Season.

PTMP:

• Season

Characteristics :

Adjustable channel widths:

• PtP: 20/40/80 MHz.
• PtMP: 20/40/80 MHz.

Outdoor ingress protection rating : IP55

Maximum performance:

• PTP/PTMP: 700 Mbps IP (866 Mbps PHY)

Security

• WPA2 PSK and Enterprise 802.1x; Radio Provisioning.
• COA, DM (from A5); 128-bit AES with hardware acceleration

Frequency range

• PTMP: 4.9 – 6.4 GHz
• PTP: 4.9 to 6.4 GHz

Maximum output power :

• 27 dBm

Management services:

• Mimosa cloud monitoring and HTTPS handling of legacy SNMPv2 and Syslog monitoring

Physical and electrical characteristics:

• Passive PoE power supply (24 -56 Vdc, .5 - 1.2 A.).
• Maximum power consumption: 12.9 W.

Dimensions :

• Depth: 44 mm
• Width: 65mm
• Height: 188.4 mm

Weight : 295 gr.

Operating temperature : -40 to 70 °C.

Does not include POE injector

Note: The device works only as a PTP for another C5c and as a client for an A5x or A5c

Warranty :

Note: the equipment already includes an internal surge protector, it is recommended to land on a physical ground.


(Estimated distance of 0 to 100 km in PTP and 0 to 15 km in PTMP depends on the conditions of each site such as spectrum availability, noise levels, full line of sight and sought bandwidth)

APPLICATIONS

Long-range Point-to-Point (PTP) Backhaul Rural Point-to-Multipoint (PTMP) GigaPoP Suburban MicroPoP when foliage exists

ADD SUBSCRIBERS EASILY

Auto-provisioning, combined with the Mimosa installation app, now dramatically reduces subscriber installation time, automates device provisioning, and enables seamless device integration into an ISP network.

SYNCHRONIZATION CLIENT

SPECTRUM REUSE (SRS)

In SRS mode, all uplink and downlink transmissions are scheduled by the Access Point (A5/A5c), which greatly improves Medium Access Protocol (MAC) efficiency, enables interference coordination, and reduces jitter. In contrast, in WiFi-Interop mode, clients must compete with each other for channel access, leading to lower MAC efficiency, higher levels of interference, and increased jitter.

2 Reverse SMA-Female connectors, Gigabit Ethernet network interface., Ideal for PTP or Client links in PTMP, Does not include POE injector