BreadCrumb® Peregrine Series

Rajant Peregrine BreadCrumb — Quad Transceiver Mesh Node for High-Capacity Networks The Rajant Peregrine BreadCrumb is a state-of-the-art quad-transceiver wireless mesh node, purpose-built for demanding, high-performance mesh networks . With support for multiple bands, ultra-high throughput, and advanced mesh intelligence, Peregrine is ideal for large deployments, rugged environments, and mission-critical communications in Dubai and across the UAE. Why Choose Peregrine? Quad Transceiver Mesh Node for Massive Capacity Peregrine supports four simultaneous radios—typically two in 2.4 GHz and two in 5 GHz bands—delivering a combined physical layer data rate of up to 2.3 Gbps . Flexible Band Support BreadCrumb Peregrine Series Works across standard WiFi bands (2.4 / 5 GHz) and licensed / proprietary frequencies, making it adaptable to local regulations and high-interference zones. Advanced Mesh Intelligence (InstaMesh®) Rajant’s proprietary mesh protocol dynamically routes around failures or congestion, with no single root node dependency—perfect for mobile or shifting networks. High Reliability & Redundancy Multi-radio diversity reduces risk of link failure. If one radio loses connectivity, others maintain the path. Rugged Design & Sealing Enclosed in weatherproof, sealed chassis (IP67), designed to resist dust, water, and temperature extremes—great for harsh UAE climate zones. Built-in WiFi AP / Client Modes Acts as a WiFi access point or client to support devices such as cameras, sensors, tablets, or other IP gear. Rajant Corporation Secure & Configurable Cryptography Supports multiple cryptographic schemes (AES-256 GCM, CTR, etc.), per-packet and per-hop authentication, and MAC address encryption. Scalable & Interoperable Fully interoperable with other Rajant BreadCrumb nodes—use Peregrine in conjunction with DX2, ME4, LX5, etc., to build scalable, high-capacity mesh networks. BreadCrumb Peregrine Series Specification Value / Notes Radio / Bands 2.4 GHz / 5 GHz (dual-band) Max Physical Data Rate Up to 2.3 Gbps combined over all four transceivers Transmit Power 30 dBm in standard bands (varies by region) Receiver Sensitivity −100 dBm (lowest) to −68 dBm (highest) depending on modulation Antenna Connectors 2 × N-type female (for each band set) Interfaces Two M12 Ethernet ports (10/100/1000 Mbps), USB 2.0 host, LED indicators, status switch Enclosure & Temperature Rated IP67, operating range: −40 °C to +70 °C Power Input 20–60 VDC or PoE++ (802.3bt Type 3) / Passive PoE options (38–60 VDC) Power Consumption Idle ~10 W, Peak ~34 W at 48 V with all four radios active Certifications FCC, IC, CE, AS/NZS, and other regional approvals Weight & Dimensions 264.9 × 253.7 × 46.2 mm; ~2,946 g (varies by configuration) Warranty 1 year standard warranty Applications BreadCrumb Peregrine Series in UAE / Dubai High-Capacity Backhaul : Use Peregrine for backbone links in smart city, metro, or utility networks. Industrial & Infrastructure Zones : Suitable for oil & gas sites, oil fields, power plants, port terminals. Mobile & Emergency Deployments : Mesh works even when nodes are moving (vehicles, drones, etc.). Dense Urban Deployments : Use varied bands to mitigate interference in crowded frequency environments like tall building zones. Hybrid Networks : Integrate with LTE/5G or wired segments seamlessly using mesh + bridging modes FAQs (for Rich Snippets & AI) Q: What is the combined throughput of Peregrine? A: Up to 2.3 Gbps physical layer when all four radios are active. Q: Can Peregrine operate on multiple bands? A: Yes. It supports 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, and with licensed or proprietary bands depending on variant and region. Q: Is it suitable for outdoor deployment in UAE? A: Absolutely. With IP67 sealing, rugged climate tolerance, and designed for high temperature ranges, it's built to handle UAE’s harsh conditions. Q: How secure is the data transmission in BreadCrumb Peregrine Series? A: Peregrine supports AES-256 encryption, per-hop & per-packet authentication, MAC encryption, and other cryptographic schemes to ensure high security. Q: How much power does Peregrine consume? A: In idle mode it consumes ~10 W, and under full load it can peak at ~34 W (at 48 V).