MicroPower Technologies

Range Booster Antenna

Range Booster Antenna

MicroPower Technologies Inc. has added a range-booster antenna as an optional add-on to the Helios surveillance system. The new antenna extends the data transmission range of the outdoor Helios surveillance camera, allowing for seamless transmission of video up to two miles line-of-sight. The range-booster antenna increases signal sensitivity by 16 times, yielding greater system performance. It also extends the allowable distance between the hub and the hub antenna by up to 200 feet, allowing users to place the hub antenna farther from the hub platform with minimal signal loss. The enhanced distance factor extends camera placement options to include more remote and/or geographically challenging locations.

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