ngFWA Platform Datasheet
Review the product family, open the official specifications, and turn the relevant RF, networking, power, and operating requirements into a deployment checklist.
Summary
The ngFWA platform datasheet brings the product family into one technical reference. Use it to review model-specific RF, networking, mechanical, and power requirements before a deployment.
At a Glance
| Product family | G1 and G2 Base Nodes · Remote Nodes |
|---|---|
| G2 capacity | 6.4 Gbps per sector |
| Operation | Non-line-of-sight engineering · Interference cancellation |
| Management | Tarana Cloud Suite |
| Full details | Use the current manufacturer document linked here |
Inside the Document
- Platform and product overview
- RF and networking specifications
- Mechanical, environmental, and power details
- Model-specific capabilities and conditions
Turn the datasheet
into a deployment requirement.
| Specification area | Review with your engineering team | Evidence before procurement |
|---|---|---|
| RF and spectrum | Band, channel plan, bandwidth, antenna characteristics, and permitted configuration. | Local authorization and a link plan for the intended installation. |
| Capacity and service | Sector capacity, remote-node limits, and uplink/downlink assumptions. | A service-tier and busy-hour load model with defined headroom. |
| Network interfaces | Handoff, cabling, transport, addressing, and management requirements. | An approved integration design with the operator’s network. |
| Power and environment | Input power, supply and cabling, operating conditions, dimensions, weight, and mounting. | A site survey covering structural suitability, grounding, surge protection, and backup power. |
| Software and compatibility | The selected Base Node, Remote Node, software release, and supported features. | A verified bill of materials and staged upgrade plan. |
| Operations and support | Provisioning, alarms, access controls, spares, and support scope. | An installation standard, acceptance record, and operating runbook. |
Which Document Should Procurement Attach to the Order?
Use the manufacturer’s applicable model-specific datasheet and the agreed software and configuration requirements. Record the document revision and date with the quote so all teams are evaluating the same product.
Can a Headline Capacity Figure Serve as an SLA?
No. A product limit is not a service commitment. Define the customer service level from the engineered configuration, field validation, capacity plan, and operating agreement.
How Should We Compare Proposals?
Normalize the service area, service tiers, spectrum assumptions, installation scope, support terms, and planning horizon. Resolve exclusions before comparing a hardware total with a fully installed network cost.