Ubiquiti PowerBeam M2 18dBi airMAX Bridge with 400mm Dish

By integrating the entire radio system directly into the feedhorn of the antenna, the need for external coaxial cables is eliminated.

Utilising the proprietary airMAX Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA) protocol, the PowerBeam M2 400 overcomes the limitations of standard Wi-Fi.

• The result is a network with significantly lower latency and throughput.
• Throughput: Capable of delivering 150+ Mbps real outdoor throughput.
• This leverages Ubiquiti's InnerFeed technology which integrates the radio into the feedhorn of the antenna, so there is no need for any cable, improving performance by eliminating cable losses.

At the heart of the PowerBeam M2 is Ubiquiti's innovative InnerFeed technology.

The PowerBeam M2 is built to withstand challenging outdoor conditions.

• Passive PoE: Powered via 24V Passive PoE (adapter included) for a clean, single-cable installation.
• This model of the PowerBeam features the Dish Reflector Design.
• By providing increased performance with its faster processor and innovative mechanical design at a low cost, the PowerBeam is extremely versatile and cost-effective to deploy.

Featuring a 400mm dish reflector, this bridge is engineered to provide a concentrated signal beam, significantly improving noise immunity in crowded RF environments.

Constructed from UV-stabilised outdoor plastic, the enclosure is designed for durability.

• Assembly is streamlined and requires minimal tools, making it a cost-effective and versatile option for rapid deployment.
• High-Gain Dish: 400mm reflector providing 18 dBi gain for long-distance connectivity.
• Plug and Play: Simplified mounting and assembly for easy installation on poles.

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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