Ubiquiti Bullet M 2.4 Ghz Outdoor Radio

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Plug the 28 dBm BULLETM2-HP BULLET M AirMax 2.4 GHz Zero-Variable Weatherproof Outdoor Radio from Ubiquiti Networks into virtually any any antenna with a Type-N female connector. Once connected this radio has the ability to provide a variety of network connectivity options including access point, client, or bridge configurations. Users also benefit from enhanced connectivity over long distances with data transfer rates of up to 100 Mbps or more.

2.4 GHz Operating Frequency 100+ Mbps Throughput 400 MHz Atheros MIPS 24KC Processor Passive PoE Compatible

Key Specs
Wireless Frequency	2.4 GHz
Inputs/Outputs	1x RJ45 10/100 Mb/s Ethernet PoE (Unspecified) 1x N-Type Antenna
Wireless
Wireless Frequency	2.4 GHz
Sensitivity	-74 to -96 dBm
Antenna Gain	13 to 24 dBi
Transmit Power	22 to 28 dBm
Bluetooth	No
Interface
Inputs/Outputs	1x RJ45 10/100 Mb/s Ethernet PoE (Unspecified) 1x N-Type Antenna
Security
Wireless Security	No
Management
Mobile App Compatible	No
Hardware
RAM	32 MB
Storage Capacity	8 MB
Processor	Qualcomm Atheros
CPU	Quad-Core: Up to 400 MHz MIPS 24Kc
Electrical
Power Consumption	7 W
General
Certifications	CE, FCC, IC
Operating Conditions	-40 to 176°F / -40 to 80°C at 5 to 95% Humidity
Range	31.1 Miles / 50 km
Dimensions	5.9 x 1.4 x 1.2" / 15.2 x 3.7 x 3.1 cm
Weight	0.39 lb / 0.18 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.35 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.614 x 2.205 x 1.89"

Eliminates the need to use RF cables and requires no special antenna or tools to install

No radio card / host board issues

No RF cable quality concerns

No mechanical stability concerns

No enclosure mounting requirements

Plug-and-Play; to any existing antenna with an N-type female connector to create an AirMAX base station

RoHS compliance

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hello I live in the Poconos I have no internet service it’s wood place. My Nebor is like 1 mile away from me it’s all tree. Is that going to work for me ?

A: The airFiber is great at transmitting the data to your location and still maintain great speeds. However, you still need a network provider to provide the internet. This is does not provide the internet.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with all Wi-Fi equipment or just airMax?

A: The Bullet AC Dual-Band airMAX ac Radio is compatible with airMAX antennas.

Q: 3. Does this have the same functionality as the Bullet MX, but covers both bands (2.4 and 5ghz)?

A: Yes, this is the dual band version of that hardware.

Q: 4. How would you mount this to the roofline of a detached garage? Facia or soffit mount? How? What bracket?

A: In order to mount the Ubiquiti Networks NanoStation AC loco 5 GHz airMAX ac Radio BH #UBLOCO5AC, to the roofline of a detached garage, you can use a mount like the Ubiquiti Networks Quick-Mount for Ubiquiti CPE Devices, B&H # UBQUICKMOUNT.

Q: 5. Would this work as a regular security camera if its not plugged into a ubiquiti switch/router?

A: The Ubiquiti Networks UniFi G4 Series 4MP Outdoor Bullet Camera (BH #UBG4BULLET) should be used with Ubiquiti network switches for the best performance and support.

Q: 6. What PoE injector is required for this device? It's unclear from the specs what it expects.

A: This unit requires an 8.5w PoE budget.

Q: 7. Is this camera NDAA compliant?

A: As of Dec 31, 2020 this camera is NDAA compliant.

Q: 8. Is this US version or International version?

A: All of the Ubiquiti products (including Unifi and Amplifi lines) sold at B&H are U.S. versions.

Q: 9. Can this help me get internet in rural areas?

A: If you are paying for internet somewhere else and you have clear line of sight, yes, the Ubiquiti Networks airFiber 24 GHz Carrier Class Point-to-Point Gigabit Radio BH #UBAF24 would allow you to do that.

Q: 10. Is this the same as the Bullet M2, but now covers both bands (2.4 and 5ghz)?

A: Yes, this is a dual band version of the MX, with updated software.

Jonathan	01/09/2024
[2.4 GHz] I've actually installed quite a few of these, and they work great. This time I was helping a customer link a shop building on his property to his house. They've made the setup reasonably easy through their app. For reasonable distances (I've done quarter mile or so) with clear line of sight, these do awesome. 5

Lance	15/08/2024
[-74 to -96 dBm] Upgraded from the M5 loco, they were overheating in our climate. This unit is faster, easier to set up, and doesn't overhead. Plan on adding cameras to the second port. 5

Bob	05/08/2024
[2.4 GHz] These were the first Airmax products I was setting up and after having them running for over a week, I have to say, they work GREAT! The setup was a bit tedious to understand but their are great tutorial setups and documentation online for Airmax by Ubiquiti you should follow. I have these setup between 2 buildings that are about 350ft apart. Getting wire was very costly and disruptive to the area that it made sense to set these up. I was hesitant at first but was amazed. The station side (remote) Nanostation setup consists of a 8-Port Ubiquiti PoE Switch 8-60W and a U6-LR connected to the switch via a PoE Injector. The connection is stable and works really well. Very cheap way to get the connection setup without having to stress about running cable/conduit. 5

Ben	23/07/2024
[8 MB] I have this connected to a TP-Link 20-dBi panel antenna with a 90-degree N connector. Setup was fairly easy, although Google helped me find the online product support fora. The software is excellent---no-nonsense, powerful, versatile. Great product. 5

Robert	16/07/2024
[7 W] B&H saved the day, received the equipment exactly when needed. Fast dependable service. 5

Kurt	15/07/2024
[32 MB] Fast shipping and works perfect 5

Dale	13/07/2024
[-74 to -96 dBm] Product was delivered as promised and worked as described. I have been doing business with B&H for several years and it is ALWAYS a great experience. 5

Sergio	09/07/2024
[32 MB] Great shipping service, on time and tracking notifications. B&H is now on our radar for purchasing over Amazon hands down. Great experience! 5

Jamie	27/06/2024
[-74 to -96 dBm] Short and sweet: pros: -Management radio (really easy to set up) -2 ports (It will pass passive poe or 802.3af. AWESOME!) -Airmax 8 is solid Cons: - No mount? Really? How are you supposed to aim them at all with just a zip tie? The nanostation mount doesnt fit these. I don't believe these can act as an AP to say something like your phone. I'll update this if I try but pretty sure Airmax stuff only works together and cant be turned off on this model. Other comments: Ubiquiti's own Nanoswitch needs 802.3at so I could get another couple ports and not start mixing in odd equipment. But thats just something I wish I could use with this. 5

Philip	27/06/2024
[2.4 GHz] I have used Ubiquiti AirOS devices for many years. They are fairly simple to set up, given their flexibility and work well. This is (currently) the cheapest in the range. I have a pair of them in use to provide an Internet connection to my Pole Barn. The barn is about 50yds from the house. Just a bit too far to reliably run cable. Fiber would be a good option, apart from the obstacles that would need to be overcome to actually run it. Much easier to just set up a pair of these. Somewhat overkill for the distance, but turn down the power and I have a 300/300 Mbps link to the barn, which is more than enough for my needs. 5