Antenna Options for Cisco 1941w router

Hi All,
I have a 1941w router which I would like to extend the 3 MIMO antennas as the unit is installed in our comms cabinet.
Really need help in choosing the correct antenna for this unit, if possible as well as extending the length increase the gain for better reception, been looking at 3x AIR-ANT1728 but these only run at 2.4GHz where the 1941w has both 2.4 and 5GHz.
If anyone has any information for me I would be most grateful.
Thanks
Ben

I take this back. Maybe the newly-released AIR-ANT2547V-N might work. You need to investigate it out because I have no other information other than the product number.

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Aironet 1550 Antenna Options

as per reading documentation, i only see the dual-band antenna option for this device. i am planning to use this for multi-site bridging. can i substitute the dual-band antenna with a single-band high gain antenna for such deployment?

No you can't.
Substitute should be able to support dual-band radio.

Fan Part Numbers for Cisco 2801, 2821 and 2851 fans

I have P/Ns for Cisco 2811 router fans as follows:
ACS-2811-FAN-1/2= and ACS-2811-FAN-3=
But I do not have part numbers for fans used in 2801, 2821 and 2851 routers.
Does anyone have these prt numbers?
It doesn't make sense to change the whole router for just a fan failure.

Hi
for the 2821 and 2851 routers the fan is the same : ACS-2821-51-FANS=
for 2801 the whole chassis needs to be replaced

What is the suitable outdoor antenna for cisco 819 4g router ?

what is the suitable and highest gain outdoor antenna for cisco 819 4g router ?

I believe your trying to ask a different question. But here are the three options i know of:
Multiband Omni-Directional Stick Outdoor 4G Antenna (We have used a number of times)
Multiband Low-Profile Saucer Outdoor 4G Antenna
Multiband Panel Outdoor 4G Antenna
The panel I have no experience with, so I can not speak on what gains you will receive. But that is the hard part of the question for me to answer, high gains. Because in my experience, there is so many factors to account for and most of them are outside our control. But it looks like the Panel is the winner. Again I have zero experience with, but we install the Omnidirectional stick all the time and make good connections. Of course for the areas that have good cell coverage. Also to add, the length of the connecting cable plays a part.
Hope that help.
Nick

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