📡 Ubiquiti NS-5AC-US NanoStation AC 5GHz: Dedicated Wi-Fi Management & airMAX ac CPE Review

Used for a 1.5 km wireless bridge to transmit 120 mb Internet, a couple of trees on the way, the signal scale is full, according to tests, the delay is 1 ms, the speed is 300-350 mb for receiving and transmitting, the frequency range was selected manually, because. the noisier range was automatically used. Has some pros: Good speed 300-350, latency 1ms (at a distance of 1.5 km), great functionality (a large number of settings, many tools for diagnostics and testing), stable operation Cons: The…

A wide beam angle, both + and -, must be used where it is really needed. I strongly recommend for point-to-point schemes - use other (with a narrow diagram) devices ! Its pros: Versatile, reliable, not interesting for birds, almost perfect for pmp, not recommended for ptp. Two gigabyte ports with poe allow you to build the necessary circuits. Has some cons: The lid from heavy rain or hail may open), but even so, it is unlikely that it will become unusable. It would be nice, 3 or 4 ports with…

We needed Internet access in a separate building. I installed the antennas and everything worked right away. It couldn't be easier. Our buildings were only 170 meters apart, but it was definitely cheaper than running cables and equipment. I am satisfied and would do it again.

So excited. After 2 years of trying to access the shed about 100 feet away I finally found this item. This is exactly what I was looking for. I'm picking up a signal through multiple trees and getting a great connection. Easy to set up. I highly recommend this if you need to access the internet in a remote location.

I used this product to broadcast my home internet to two barns in my area. One is about 300 meters from the house, the other is 400-500 meters away. I have a 300mb service and get 150-200mb internet in both barns. If you have line of sight to where you want to send it to, these devices work great. Some knowledge of IP setup is required, but with the help of Google I found out everything I needed to know. There are also some great YouTube videos on how to set it up