ARC Wireless Now Shipping ARCFlexTM Antennas With Patent-Pending Dual Polarization Adjustable Beamwidth Technology

ARC Wireless (ARCW), a leading designer and manufacturer of wireless broadband technology, today announced the launch of ARCFlex™ Dual-Polarization Variable Sector Antennas for deployments in advanced fixed broadband wireless networks. ARCFlex™ antennas feature ultra wideband frequency performance and groundbreaking variable beamwidth design.

Drawing on ARC’s extensive experience in delivering innovative antenna solutions, the ARCFlex™ Sector line is designed for true carrier-class base station performance. By eliminating external baffles, a common practice within the industry, the ARCFlex™ sectors maintain pinpoint link connectivity by minimizing the effects of wind and ice loading. Available in two sizes, the ARCFlex™ antennas deliver superior RF isolation performance and adjustable beamwidth from 60 to 120 degrees.

Both models of the ARCFlex™ Sectors are shipping now and available through authorized distributors and resellers for less than $150 and $100, respectively.

About ARC Wireless

ARC Wireless is a leading designer and manufacturer of wireless broadband equipment, network products and accessories. Founded in 1987, ARC is committed to bringing wireless solutions to established and emerging markets by delivering value-driven technology. ARC’s products include the ARCFlex™ line of full solution radios, Wi-Fi and WiMAX panel antennas, licensed and un-licensed band dish antennas, mobile GPS and cellular antennas, and base station antennas. For more information about ARC Wireless, please visit www.antennas.com.

Forward Looking Statements

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