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Up to 30km for WiFi 5ghz. The parabolic WIFI Ubiquiti lbe-m5-23 is the latest evolution of the EPC for WIFI broadband outdoor wireless. The lbe-m5-23 was designed to be cheap and with performance to bridges wireless broadband long distance, with the frequency of 5ghz spectrum to operate all over the world.
Ubiquiti Airmax Nanostation LOCO 5ACL + Antenna 13dBi for powering by PoE. The new nanostation loco 5ghz outdoor panel antenna larrgo scope of 13dbi.
The 5 GHz frequency · Throughput of 150 Mbps · Range of 10+ km
airOS®8 offers powerful features, including compatibility with the protocol of airMAX ac, analysis of real-time RF and a completely new design for improved usability.High-gain, directional antennaThe LiteBeam AC provides 23 dBi gain for connectivity to long distance and uses a pattern of directional antenna to improve the noise immunity.
LAN standard: Gigabit Ethernet 10/100/1000 Mb / s Working frequency: 5 GHz Number of LAN ports: 1x [10/100 / 1000M (RJ45)] Actual wireless transmission speed: 150 Mb / s
Ubiquiti LBE-5AC-LRLiteBeam 5AC, Long-RangeUBIQUITI LBE-5AC-LR is a version of the UBIQUITI LBE-5AC-GEN2 designed for long-range applications: the LBE-5AC-LR features a larger reflector size (26 dBi) and elevation adjustment (azimuth is adjusted by rotation around the pole)
airMAX is a technology WIFI Ubiquiti, is a value that can be edited in the devices of the station in a network of airMAX to define the number of time slots (or amount of air time) assigned to each customer. By default, the AP gives all active clients the same amount of time. However, if the clients are configured with different priorities, the AP will give clients more or less time, depending on the priority. For the best performance, a network of airMAX whose clients have more range d eprioridad must receive the signals of the highest quality, while clients with less range should have signals of lower priority.
airMAX is a technology WIFI Ubiquiti, is a value that can be edited in the devices of the station in a network of airMAX to define the number of time slots (or amount of air time) assigned to each customer. By default, the AP gives all active clients the same amount of time. However, if the clients are configured with different priorities, the AP will give clients more or less time, depending on the priority. For the best performance, a network of airMAX whose clients have more range d eprioridad must receive the signals of the highest quality, while clients with less range should have signals of lower priority.