
85DL4090
Dual-linear fan-beam panel with two radiating elements
A slim far-field panel that shapes the beam into a fan: 40° horizontal by 90° vertical, tilted 15°. It defines the read zone at store exits, corridors and docks, and limits reads outside it.
You need the read zone held to a lane, such as a store exit, a corridor or a dock, so tags outside it are not picked up. 40° x 90° fan beam, tilted 15°, dual linear.
Open area with no lane to limit? Use the 75L9090 or 85C7070. Need circular polarization in the same shape? The 90C4090.
Features
- Dual linear polarization, 8.5 dBiL gain
- Two radiating elements, 2 x SMA female
- 900-930 MHz, 20 W maximum input power
- Front-to-back ratio of 18 dB, VSWR below 1.4:1
- 415 x 135 x 20 mm, 1 kg
- IP54, 1.6 mm PETG radome, painted aluminum base
Applications
- Retail loss prevention (EAS)
- Store entrances and exits
- Transition portals
- Loading docks
Technical specifications
| Frequency band | 900-930 MHz |
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| Polarization | Dual linear |
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| Gain | 8.5 dBiL |
| Beamwidth (H × V) | 40° (horizontal) x 90° (vertical) |
| Electrical tilt | 15° electrical tilt (horizontal) |
| Front-to-back ratio | 18 dB |
| VSWR | < 1.4:1 |
| Impedance | 50 Ω |
| Max. input power | 20 W |
| Connector | 2 x SMA female |
| Radiating elements | 2 |
| Dimensions | 415 x 135 x 20 mm |
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| Weight | 1 kg |
| Radome | 1.6 mm PETG plastic |
| Base | Painted aluminum |
| Ingress protection | IP54 |
Questions we hear
What is the difference from the 90C4090?
Same 415 x 135 x 20 mm body and 40° x 90° fan, tilted 15°. The 85DL4090 is dual linear, 8.5 dBiL, with two SMA ports. The 90C4090 is circular, 9 dBiC, with one.
Which structures take it?
GateView OTP takes it. DockView, LineView, PackView and PalletView accept it as an option.



