Ubiquiti LTU-ROCKET Outdoor 5GHz PtMP LTU BaseStation Radio

Engineered with Ubiquiti's proprietary LTU technology, this radio breaks through the traditional limitations of 802.11 Wi-Fi standards to deliver spectral efficiency and noise resilience in demanding outdoor environments.

At the core of the LTU-ROCKET is a custom silicon and radio architecture that provides significant performance gains over previous airMAX products.

• Proprietary LTU Silicon: Custom-designed radio architecture for 600+ Mbps real-world throughput.
• Scalable PtMP Architecture: Supports up to 64 client connections per Access Point.
• Versatile Mounting: Compatible with various 5GHz airMAX Sector and Omni antennas.

This proprietary technology enables the BaseStation to process over 2 million packets per second while supporting 4096 QAM modulation for high-speed data transmission.

This capability, combined with a 10/20/30/40/50 MHz channel selection (with future firmware support for up to 100 MHz), allows for precise network optimisation.

• Its core communications processing engine enables low latency, long-range capability, DFS flexibility, higher constellations, better power output, and improved receive sensitivity.

Rugged Design: IP67-rated weatherproofing for reliable outdoor deployment in harsh climates.

Bluetooth Management: Simplifies initial setup and configuration via the UISP Mobile app.

• The LTU-ROCKET is designed to be paired with a variety of Ubiquiti antennas to suit the needs of each installation.
• The radio includes a mounting bracket that allows it to be used with a 5 GHz airMAX Sector antenna or airMAX Omni antenna for a complete 5 GHz PtMP BaseStation.
• You can even pair three LTU-ROCKET radios with the airPrism 5 GHz 3x30° HD Sector Antenna for co-location deployments.

Radio spectrum use in the UK is governed by Ofcom. Configure and deploy this wireless equipment using the UK regulatory domain and only the channels, power levels and deployment conditions permitted for the relevant band.

For outdoor, point-to-point or point-to-multipoint links, check the permitted UK configuration for the installation before commissioning the link.

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