Rajant – BreadCrumb® LX5-2255CA – one 2xMIMO 2.4 GHz transceiver, one 2.4GHz transceiver, one 2xMIMO 5.8 GHZ transceiver and one 5.8 GHZ transceiver

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Rajant BreadCrumb® LX5-2255CA – one 2xMIMO 2.4 GHz transceiver, one 2.4GHz transceiver, one 2xMIMO 5.8 GHZ transceiver and one 5.8 GHZ transceiver

BreadCrumb® LX5-2255CA – one 2xMIMO 2.4 GHz transceiver, one 2.4GHz transceiver, one 2xMIMO 5.8 GHZ transceiver and one 5.8 GHZ transceiver. Requires antennas, cables and power supply. Model certified by CAT for CAT AHS deployments. (23-100026-014)

The Rajant BreadCrumb LX5 is a rugged, wireless device that forms a mesh network when used in conjunction with other BreadCrumb systems. Moreover, the LX5 contains up to four transceivers and six external antenna ports. Additionally, it provides Ethernet and Wi-Fi Access Point interfaces to enable data, voice, and video applications. Furthermore, this solution can operate in extreme environmental conditions and has several mounting options available.

Rajant BreadCrumb LX5 Key Features

Rajant’s InstaMesh® software enables quick adaptation to rapidly-deployed or constantly-moving network elements.
Various transceiver configurations ensure high network reliability, redundancy, and diversity, minimizing interference, congestion, and equipment outages.
Support for multiple radio frequencies including 900 MHz, 2.4 GHz, and 5 GHz, along with military, licensed, public service, and proprietary frequencies.
Multiple antenna-port configurations with 2×2 MIMO substantially increase transceiver capacity.
Strong cryptographic options support data and MAC-address encryption, along with per-hop, per-packet authentication.
Rugged, environmentally sealed enclosures ensure durability.
High bandwidth supports diverse applications including data, voice, and video.
Scalability accommodates hundreds of mobile, high-bandwidth nodes.
Integrated Wi-Fi Access Point service enhances compatibility with millions of COTS client devices.
Self-configuring operation facilitates fast and easy deployments.
Reliable off-loading to Ethernet via simultaneous bridge-mode links through Automatic Protocol Tunneling (APT).
Mesh Clustering designates per-BreadCrumb sub-meshes for tailored connectivity, enabling various applications such as point-to-point capacity and isolated mesh clusters.