the apogee family
Choose an antenna around the work it needs to support.
Start with the coverage area, the devices and the networks they use. The 180 and 180 MP provide directional coverage. The 360 and Converge offer four-panel layouts configured through Apogee Manager™.
Apogee 360
Four panels for Wi-Fi around a mounting point, configured through Apogee Manager.
Apogee Converge
A shared antenna platform for sites that need both 5 GHz Wi-Fi and private cellular on CBRS.
Apogee 180
Two panels for broad directional Wi-Fi coverage from a building edge or other mounting location.
Apogee 180 MP
A two-panel hybrid-polarity design for steel racks, machinery and reflective interiors.
wireless solutions
Coverage built around your environment.
asymmetric gain
Your devices need to be heard, too. Apogee™ amplifies the received signal so a compatible access point can hear weaker replies from farther away.
Wi-Fi takes turns sending and receiving over the same signal path. Strong reception at the device is only half of a working connection.
See the connection in motionthe coverage approach
Put reliable connections within reach.
01
Hear the device
Asymmetric Gain strengthens reception at the antenna. It addresses the weak return signal that can limit a connection from a phone, scanner or sensor.
02
Cover the working area
Two-panel and four-panel layouts let the design address a directional space or the areas around a mount. Buildings, stock and terrain still shape actual coverage.
03
Handle reflective spaces
The 180 MP hybrid-polarity design is intended for places such as steel racks and industrial interiors. Select the model for the conditions your devices encounter.
04
Reduce installation work
Fewer access-point locations can mean less cabling, fewer powered locations and fewer places to maintain. Compare those costs alongside the capacity the business needs.
Legendz Way
730,000 square feet. Four access points.
Legendz Way used four access points and four Apogees for its warehouse. The project comparison projected an 83% reduction in five-year costs against the proposed conventional design.
That projection belongs to this project. It shows the value of comparing equipment, installation and operating costs together.
Read the Legendz Way case studyinsights
See the work in the field.
Transportation
Wi-Fi across a 35-acre rail checkpoint
A single Apogee antenna delivered full connectivity across a 35-acre rail checkpoint.
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Retail
Wireless coverage beyond the retail storefront
A large-format retailer used Apogee to extend wireless coverage into outdoor operating areas.
Read the case study
Agriculture
Outdoor connectivity on a 250-acre U-Pick farm
Three Apogees supported outdoor payment systems, sensors and security applications at the farm.
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Questions about Apogee
What does Aura Wireless make?
Aura Wireless makes the Apogee family of powered antenna platforms. Apogee works with compatible access points and radios to extend usable coverage. The family includes Wi-Fi models and Converge for shared 5 GHz Wi-Fi and CBRS antenna coverage.
Can Apogee reduce the number of access points we need?
Apogee can support designs with fewer access points where coverage is the limiting factor. Aura describes up to 90% fewer access points as a deployment-dependent maximum. The design must still meet the site’s device, user-capacity and application requirements.
Does Apogee replace our Wi-Fi network?
Apogee contributes the antenna and receive-amplification part of a wireless connection. Compatible access points and network services still provide Wi-Fi access, security and capacity. Existing equipment may be reusable after its model and configuration are checked.
How do we get help with a site?
Contact Aura with the coverage area, devices and current radio or access-point models. Aura can discuss product fit, and an integration partner can help plan and install the complete network. The Find a Partner page provides the referral route.
plan your coverage
Tell us where your devices need to work.
Talk with Aura about the antenna options, or find a partner to help plan and install your network.