Ubiquiti PowerBeam ac PBE-5AC-620 IEEE 802.11a/b 450 Mbit/s Wireless…
Bridge
5 GHz - 18.6 Mile Maximum Outdoor Range - 1 x Network (RJ-45) - Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet - 1
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Wireless Access Points/Bridges
$259.89
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Special order — estimated OEM lead time 3–8 weeks. Order today and we expect to receive stock between Oct 26 and Nov 30, then process your delivery right after.
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Wireless Access Points/Bridges
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China
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Overview
Incorporating a dish reflector design with proprietary airMAX® ac technology, the PowerBeam ac is ideal for CPE deployments requiring maximum performance.
Integrated Radio Design
Ubiquiti's InnerFeed® technology integrates the radio into the feedhorn of an antenna, so there is no need for cables to connect the radio to the antenna. This improves performance because it eliminates cable losses.
Performance Breakthrough
airMAX® ac products offer improved latency, noise immunity, scalability and significantly increased throughput performance.
Superior Processing
Ubiquiti's airMAX® engine with custom IC dramatically improves TDMA latency and network scalability. The custom silicon provides hardware acceleration capabilities to the airMAX scheduler, to support the high data rates and dense modulation used in airMAX ac technology.
Incredible Antenna "Beam" Performance
The form factor of the PowerBeam ac features the highest gain for its size. The PowerBeam ac's excellent beam directivity provides the best performance in high-noise environments.
Advanced Software Technology
Ubiquiti's airMAX® technology is proven in millions of deployments worldwide, exhibiting outstanding performance in outdoor environments. The TDMA airMAX protocol enables unprecedented scalability, high throughput and low latency in unlicensed, multipoint networks.
