Tessco Communications Incorporated

Timothy Ortel

Dennis Burrell

Christopher Jufer

Stephen Powell

Mike Parry

Brian Vogel

An outdoor Wi-Fi bollard includes a bollard housing having a vertical tube with a vertical wall and top and bottom openings and a cap disposed over the top opening; a base disposed at the bottom opening; first and second vertical members inside the housing and extending adjacent the wall from the base to the top opening, the first and second vertical members including first and second lower ends, respectively, operably attached to the base; and a first brace attached to the first and second upper ends, the first and second vertical members including first and second upper ends, respectively, operably attached to the first brace.

Outdoor Wi-Fi bollard

An enclosure for an access point for attachment to a handrail includes a first half-shell including a first peripheral flange portion and a second half-shell including a second peripheral flange portion, the first half-shell and the second half-shell being attached together along the first peripheral flange portion and the second peripheral flange portion to form the enclosure; a mounting plate disposed within the enclosure, the mounting plate including a peripheral edge portion coextensive with the first and second peripheral flange portions, the peripheral edge portion including first and second sides opposed to the respective first and second peripheral flange portions; and a seal disposed along the first and second sides of the peripheral edge portion, the seal on the first side being sandwiched between the first peripheral flange portion and the first side, the seal on the second side being sandwiched between the second peripheral flange portion and the second side.

Handrail Wi-Fi enclosure

An antenna enclosure for attachment to a handrail, comprises a first part and a second part, the first and second parts being configured to mate together to form said enclosure; each of the first and second parts including a cavity portion having a base wall, a peripheral external side wall and an inner wall; the external side wall of the first part is configured to mate with the external side wall of the second part; a seal disposed between the external side wall of the first part and the external side wall of the second part; and the first and second parts including respective clamp portions configured to wrap around a post of the handrail when the first and second parts are mated together.

Antenna enclosure for attachment to a handrail

An antenna floor tile for a raised floor system comprises a frame; an insert supported by the frame, the insert including a top surface; a recess disposed below the top surface; an antenna attached to the insert within the recess; and a protective layer disposed over the antenna.

Antenna floor tile for a raised floor system

A bracket for mounting radio equipment to a radio tower comprises a frame including first and second longitudinal pipe members opposed from each other, the first and second pipe members including a top portion, a center portion and a bottom portion, the first and second longitudinal pipe members being disposed vertically. The frame includes top, center and bottom rails attached to, respectively, to the top portion, the center portion and the bottom portion. The frame includes a front side and a rear side. Longitudinal plate members are attached to the first and second longitudinal pipe members between the top rail and the center rail and between the center rail and the bottom rail, the longitudinal plate members facing the front side and the rear side of the frame, the longitudinal plate members being disposed vertically along the first and second longitudinal pipe members. A radio plate is removably attached to and positionable along the longitudinal plate members between the top rail and the center rail; and a filter plate removably attached to and positionable along the longitudinal members between the center rail and the bottom rail.

Bracket for mounting radio equipment to a radio tower

A mount for an antenna for an access point includes a base for attachment to a mounting structure; a tray operably attached to the base. The tray is pivotable about an axis of rotation. The tray is for attaching thereto an antenna. The tray is angularly positionable about the axis for positioning the antenna at a desired direction. The base is U-shaped including a base portion and first and second portions extending from the base portion. The tray is U-shaped including a base wall and first and second portions extending from the base wall. The first and second portions of the base are operably attached to said first and second portions of the tray.

Mount for co-locating an access point and an antenna

Mount for an access point and an antenna includes a base for attachment to a support structure, the base for attaching thereto an access point; and a tray pivotably attached to the base, the tray for attaching thereto an antenna. The tray is disposed above the base and the tray is positionable at an angle relative to a reference plane.

Mount for an access point and an antenna includes a base for attachment to a mounting structure, the base for attaching thereto an access point; and a tray pivotably attached to the base, the tray for attaching thereto an antenna. The tray is disposed above the base and the tray is positionable at an angle relative to a reference plane.

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Timonium, MD, United States of America

Timothy Ortel