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HP J9005AR Radio Port 220 5GHz 54Mbit/s 1x 100BTX Wireless Bridge
- 5GHz Wireless Bridge.
- Point-to-Point (PtP) wireless connectivity.
- Data rate up to 54 Mbit/s.
- 1 x 100BTX Ethernet port.
- Designed for outdoor use.
- Provides a wireless link between two network locations.
- Suitable for extending networks where cabling is difficult.
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Product Overview
The HP J9005AR is a 5GHz Wireless Bridge, specifically a Radio Port 220, designed for point-to-point wireless connectivity. It operates at 54Mbit/s and features a 100BTX Ethernet interface.
Technical Information
| Frequency | 5 GHz |
| Data Rate | 54 Mbit/s |
Additional Specifications
| Ethernet Port | 1 x 100BTX |
| Type | Wireless Bridge |
Product Description
The HP J9005AR, identified as a Radio Port 220, is a wireless bridge solution operating in the 5GHz frequency band. Its primary function is to establish a point-to-point wireless link between two distinct network locations. This is particularly useful in scenarios where running physical Ethernet cables is impractical, costly, or impossible, such as bridging gaps between buildings or across difficult terrain. This device supports data transmission speeds of up to 54 Mbit/s, adhering to standards like 802.11a/g, which were common for high-speed wireless networking at the time of its release. It features a single 100BTX (Fast Ethernet) port for connecting to the local network infrastructure at each end of the wireless link. The 5GHz frequency band is often chosen for its wider available channels and reduced interference compared to the 2.4GHz band, making it suitable for dedicated point-to-point connections. The HP J9005AR is designed for outdoor deployment, implying it has a ruggedized enclosure to withstand environmental factors. As a wireless bridge, it effectively acts as a virtual cable, extending the network seamlessly from one point to another. This makes it a valuable tool for network expansion, providing connectivity for remote offices, temporary sites, or connecting disparate network segments without the need for extensive cabling infrastructure.


