Ubiquiti AMO-2G10 | airMAX Omni Antenna 2.4 GHz
A 2.4 GHz omnidirectional sector antenna for airMAX base stations that need 360° coverage across a wide service area from a single pole-mounted unit.
Why this one
- 10 dBi gain with dual-linear polarisation supports 2x2 MIMO, which lets a paired Rocket radio use both spatial streams rather than treating this as a single-polarity antenna.
- The 12° elevation beamwidth concentrates signal horizontally, reducing wasted energy above and below the coverage plane — useful on a tower or rooftop where clients are all at roughly the same elevation.
- 4° built-in downtilt angles the pattern toward ground-level clients without mechanical adjustment, which matters when the antenna is mounted significantly higher than the devices it's serving.
- Rated to survive 200 km/h winds with 62.3 N of wind loading at 160 km/h — the hardware spec for a permanent outdoor install where taking the antenna down in bad weather isn't practical.
Good fit if you're running an airMAX Rocket radio as a 2.4 GHz base station and need omnidirectional coverage across multiple client directions from one mounting point.
Worth considering something else if your coverage need is directional rather than omnidirectional — a NanoBeam or NanoStation in the same band will deliver more focused gain toward a single link for less outlay, and the AMO-2G13 is worth considering if you need the additional 3 dBi gain that the higher-gain model provides.
What you'll also need
A compatible airMAX Rocket radio (the universal pole mount, RocketM bracket, and weatherproof RF jumpers are included); a pole or mast at the mounting point rated for the wind load; and a PoE source for the Rocket itself.
Technical specifications
Mechanical
| Dimensions | 1030 x 122 x 84 mm (40.6 x 4.8 x 3.3") |
| Weight | 2.1 kg (4.6 lb) |
| Wind Survivability | 200 km/h (125 mph) |
| Wind Loading | 62.3 N at 160 km/h (14 lbf at 100 mph) |
| Mounting | Universal Pole Mount, RocketM Bracket, and Weatherproof RF Jumpers Included |
| Downtilt | 4° |
Hardware
| Frequency Range | 2.35—2.55 GHz |
| Antenna Gain | 10 dBi |
| Elevation Beamwidth | 12° |
| Max. VSWR | 1.7:1 |
| Polarization | Dual-Linear |
| Cross-Pol Isolation | 25 dB Min. |
| ETSI Specification | EN 302 326 DN2 |