Description
Ubiquiti NBM9 NanoBridge M9 airMAX Bridge (900MHz)
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.
Key features:
- 902 to 928MHz Frequency
- 10.6 to 11.3 dBi Gain
- VSWR& 1.6:1 (maximum)
- 150 Mb/s Maximum throughput
- 12.4+ mi (20+ km) range
- Atheros MIPS 24KC, 400MHz Processor
- 64 MB Memory SDRAM
- 8 MB Flash
- 1 x 10/100 Ethernet Port
- Output Power 28 dBm
- FCC, IC Wireless approvals
- RoHS compliance &
- ETSI300-019-1.4 Shock and vibration
- 24 V, 1 A PoE Power supply
- PoE (pairs 4, 5+; 7, 8 return)
- 6.5 W (maximum) Power consumption &
- 105 lbf @ 125 mph Wind loading
- 125.0 mph (201.2 kph) Wind survivability
- -22 to 167°F (-30 to 75°C) Operating temperature
- Outdoor UV-stabilized plastic enclosure &
Ubiquiti NBM9 owner reviews:
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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Additional Information
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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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