With the Ubiquiti NanoStation locoM 2.4GHz CPE Access Pointfrom Ubiquiti Networks, you can provide your clients with reliable long-range network connections. Designed to support both Point-to-MultiPoint (PtMP) and Point-to-Point (PtP) configurations, this Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) access point features a panel antenna with dual-polarity 8.5 dBi gain to communicate with wireless devices over the 2.4 GHz signal band frequency. It also includes a 400 MHz Atheros MIPS 24Kc processor with 32MB of memory and 8MB of flash storage, which can all be powered by connecting the included power-over-Ethernet (PoE) adapter to the 10/100 Mb/s Ethernet port to carry both data and power over a single cable. With its UV-stabilized plastic enclosure, the airMAX NanoStationloco M2 may be mounted either indoors or outdoors with the included wall and pole mounts. Use the airOS software to configure and manage the access point and its connected devices.

2.4 GHz Operating Frequency    1 x 10/100 Ethernet Port    8.5 dBi Antenna Gain    Supports Point-to-Multipoint Setup    400 MHz Atheros Processor    32MB RAM | 8MB Flash Memory    PoE Adapter Included    Outdoor UV Stabilized Plastic Enclosure    Includes Wall & Pole Mounts

Unlike standard Wi-Fi protocol, Ubiquiti's Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) airMAX protocol allows each client to send and receive data using predesignated time slots scheduled by an intelligent AP controller.

This "time slot" method eliminates hidden node collisions and maximizes airtime efficiency. It provides performance improvements in latency, throughput, and scalability compared to other outdoor systems in its class.

Remote hardware reset circuitry of the NanoStationlocoM allows the device to be remotely reset from the power supply location.

Priority is given to voice/video for seamless streaming.

The airMAX NanoStationlocoM is capable of high-speed carrier-class links.

Multiple features help to significantly reduce noise.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What real world wifi speeds are you all seeing with these WAPs? I have gigabit internet that runs about 800-900mb/s on all the wired devices, but only see between 70-120mb/s when on the AC wifi using Luxul WAP-1510's.

A: We've seen up to 400mbs on these. However a typical wi-fi AC connection depends on the device, distance, interference, etc. Real world for us is 120-180mbs for most devices.

Q: 2. This may be a newbie type of question - can I use one or more of these to extend my Apple router based home network to parts it does not currently reach and can I use these access points to connect wired cameras with PoE? I know I would need added power injectors for the last part.

A: Yes, these access points can be used for both of those functions.

Q: 3. Do you have a estimated date the manufacturer will ship these to you?

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Q: 4. This unit has two network ports. Can each be plugged into a different network and have an SSID that connects to a specific port?

A: No it supports only data pass through for the same network.

Q: 5. Does this come with the circular plastic attachment that connects to a nano beam that goes over the pole mount?

A: All parts of the Ubiquiti Networks Quick-Mount for Ubiquiti CPE Devices can be seen in this image: https://bhpho.to/48seqze

Q: 6. Is this rated to be outside?

A: No, this is not a outdoor model. BH #UBUAPACMUS is rated to be outside

Q: 7. Can this AP be powered by a non-Ubiquiti PoE router such as Netgear GS108PE or TP Link SG1008PE?

A: It comes with a PoE injector, but it can be powered by PoE compatible routers as well.

Q: 8. Will multiple access points allow for seamless roaming within the covered area?

A: Yes, that's the whole philosophy behind UniFi. A suite of UniFi APs, that can include mixed models and mixed generations, properly configured by a common Controller, allows seamless roaming across overlapping AP coverage areas.

Q: 9. Is B&H selling the newer AC-LR units (datecode 1638 and beyond) that are capable of 802.3af PoE or do they still require 24V?

A: Yes, the Ubiquiti Networks UAP-AC-LR-US 802.11ac Long Range Access Point B&H # UBUAPACLRUS is 24V but it can be used with PoE.

Q: 10. What is it with the US tag in the part number? Is it strictly reserved for US residents? I'm from Canada and would like to buy one of these someday.

A: From Ubiquiti's community website...The reason why there are two versions (other brands other versions as well), because in the US, they do not allow devices which are capable of operating outside the US Regulatory domain by the FCC. In terms of the difference or a super-set, the US Version is basically a World Version restricted to operate within the US Regulatory domain. In terms of a product purchase, if you were purchasing from a US seller, you can only get the US version since they are allowed to sell this version. There are some sellers in the US which do sell the World Version, however they can only ship it to addresses outside of the US. If you were purchasing from outside the US, they will have World Versions (ie. Canada).