RRU 2219 Equipment information & support
The Ericsson RRU 2219 is an outdoor remote radio unit (RRU) supporting multi-band 2T2R high-power RF transmission with IP65-rated weatherproofing and natural convection cooling, proven in macro cell networks worldwide.
Equipment information
- Brand
- Ericsson
- Equipment model
- RRU 2219
- Equipment type
- Remote Radio Units (RRU)
- Controller / software version
- Confirm against the installed equipment

Information below comes from the current product catalogue. Confirm the controller, software version and configuration of the installed equipment separately.
- DC Operating Voltage Range
- 48V DC (-36V ~ -58.5V Wide Range)
- Baseband Optical Interface
- Dual High-Speed SFP+ Optical Ports
- Ingress Protection Rating
- IP65 (Heavy Rain, Salt Spray & Dust)
- Transceiver Channel Configuration
- 2T2R Multi-Carrier Transceiver
- RF Output Power Per Channel
- 2x60W (Up to 120W High Power)
- Cooling System Architecture
- Die-Cast Aluminum Passive
Alarms & troubleshooting
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