Wireless Access Point
Wireless Access Point
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Ubiquiti NBM9 NanoBridge M9 airMAX Bridge (900MHz) features a high-gain reflector that helps deliver a range up to 12.4 miles. This device is easy to install and use, and is capable of up to 150+ Mb/s real outdoor throughput. This customer premise equipment (CPE) incorporates the innovative airMAX technology which improves airtime efficiency by optimizing latency, throughput, and scalability in multipoint networks.
September 4, 2015 -& Verified Purchase
I live in a log home that sits back in the woods but needed to get high speed internet to it. I am too far off of the road to run cable and the phone company doesn't have DSL in our area. I have a workshop that is next to the highway and we were able to place a cable modem there; my house sits 1,800& ft away from the workshop with no line of sight, flat ground but many trees in the way. I was able to place one 900Mhz NanoBridge M9 at each location and now have high speed internet! The speed could be better if I were to clear a lot of trees but it is plenty sufficient for streaming Netflix, YouTube, etc. and I get to keep my cabin secluded in the woods.
October 30, 2013 -& Verified Purchase
It's easy to setup and secure. Have good throughput between the two ends. It goes through houses (between two points a mile away) but can't get through hills (not that really any radios with any sort of bandwidth could do that - it's just important that people realize the limitations of radio links).
The software on the end devices is easy to setup and the quickstart guides work. It's not at a "beginner" level, but if you have ever set-up a WiFi router without using a "guided setup" - this should be a piece of cake.
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Accessory Type:
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Wireless Radio
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Frequency:
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900 MHz
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Gain:
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11 dBi
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Product Series:
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Ubiquiti NanoBridge Series
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Range:
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12 Miles
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Warranty:
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1-year Manufacturer Warranty
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I’ve had this system installed for over five years with no problems. The two units communicate well over 3/4 of a mile through trees. You do need two units, one as a transmitter one as a receiver. This is possible due to the 900 MHz frequency used between the units which has long been known to penetrate trees where standard Wi-Fi 2.5 or 5 Gigahertz cannot. As one would expect speed is sacrificed, but it works very reliably. Alignment of antennas is not difficult due to the wide-angle covered. Instructions are quite good but some experience with IP addresses etc. is necessary. POE System works well but need outdoor underground or overhead rated cat five cable.
Wireless Access Point
Wireless Access Point
Wireless Access Point
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