what is the point to point range of this Ubiquity Air router?
1152531
No, I don't know the range, but it works well in our two level house. It is on the 2nd floor, and we mostly use it on the 1st floor.
1152532
I used a U-Bullet with high gain antenna as back-haul to main internet feed. Used this unit locally for about 6 months before it failed in the house. Great unit, easy to configure if you understand the AirOS configuration or have time to learn (fiddle with) it.
876260
Sorry, haven't a clue. I sent mine back as I couldn't use it with my home network router. I too, am still looking . . .
688252
Not sure about a max range. But it has problems after a few feet. But take into consideration I'm using it at work and there could be interference from the machinery.
2139045
My estimate is about 50 feet but the signal strength falls off quite dramatically at that distance. In our 3,800 sqft house there are areas where I have no signal. The house has 3 levels with all 9' ceilings. I will be installing a range extender. The router works otherwise quite well!
969932
I cannot answer that. However I can say that to this date the ubee reviewed here has been flawless. I set it up and voila! Haven't had to touch it since and it has worked like a champ!
1829433
Technically, no more than 255. The router can only assign 255 IP addresses. That being said, this is not quite an enterprise router, and I'd recommend you keep the number of devices below 25 or you're going to notice performance issues.
1330032
Didn't see the specs anywhere, but I'll say it has average range compared to other routers I have, but I'd recommend a small to small/medium home. For the price it definitely has a good range for the value, but if you have a medium or large home i'd say to spend more money for the longer range (this is an older router now). It works perfect in my girlfriend's small/medium apartment. But with any wifi router remember that cement or brick walls kill the range more than regular wood/drywall walls, and the signals get weaker the higher you go above the router, so try to put the router up high if you can. Didn't see the specs anywhere, but I'll say it has average range compared to other routers I have, but I'd recommend a small to small/medium home. For the price it definitely has a good range for the value, but if you have a medium or large home i'd say to spend more money for the longer range (this is an older router now). It works perfect in my girlfriend's small/medium apartment. But with any wifi router remember that cement or brick walls kill the range more than regular wood/drywall walls, and the signals get weaker the higher you go above the router, so try to put the router up high... » Read More Didn't see the specs anywhere, but I'll say it has average range compared to other routers I have, but I'd recommend a small to small/medium home. For the price it definitely has a good range for the value, but if you have a medium or large home i'd say to spend more money for the longer range (this is an older router now). It works perfect in my girlfriend's small/medium apartment. But with any wifi router remember that cement or brick walls kill the range more than regular wood/drywall walls, and the signals get weaker the higher you go above the router, so try to put the router up high if you can. « Show Less
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Most likely. I use it as far as 8 miles, but it is pretty much line of sight. If you can't see your target, it probably won't work. Check the Ubiquiti Wiki for set up instructions on using it as a simple wifi access device. That is pretty much its out of the box defaults.
1152790
router has no strong output signal I don't use it any more ,it is not the range that count ,if you have to much metal in the wall or floor, your signal can't go through.
2037940
I have a 2800 sf house, with the router place in the room above the garage mounted on a wall vertically. The single to the other side of the house is ok, 52mb out of 145mb. I will be installing a shelf to mount horizontally to try getting a better signal, just have not gotten to it.
1436588
I'll take a look tonight at its IPs stats in my router. It should be extremely minimal.
1093084
This one quite working for me so I changed to this one -> Ubiquiti UniFI AP Outdoor 2x2 MIMO Access Point 802.11b/g/n Ubiquiti UniFI AP Outdoor 2x2 MIMO Access Point 802.11bgn -> it was more expensive but it works Great
1736080
I just had this router installed by my ISP. I'm very impressed with it so far. I have a 2 acre lot around my 3700 square foot house. It covers the first acre of it at 2.4Ghz and covers the entire house at 5Ghz but doesn't go very far outside. Of course limited range is one of the things about 5G.
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100 clients is enterprise/business level. This is a home router. You need an enterprise/business router. Even then you would want to setup multiple access points,spread out. Heavy users you would need to max out each AP at 10-20 if you still want to maintain a good speed. A 6-10 max if you going to have that many users streaming,torrenting,etc at full speed on each client(connected device).
1992730
You can only extend the range of your network with an AirPort or AirPort Extreme, unless you connect it with a cable to your router. Still needs to be closer to where you sit than the wireless router.
1923823
It has a reasonable range for a router but if you purchase it from Amazon you have no support from Cradlepoint. They hate Amazon. I have purchased 3 under theses conditions. Unfortunately there is no alternative, so I will just replace them rather than get support.
1810947
It will depend a lot on how clear of a path you have to the Airport Extreme. Also 5ghz will not travel as far as the 2.4ghz channel. I would guess that it will not connect at that distance or it will be a very weak connection. If you are looking to connect two buildings at that distance I would look at setting up a true wireless bridge with a pair of Nano Station M5's. Wire 1 to the Airport Extreme and then point it at the second with the best line of sight possible. Then wire the second M5 to the UniFi AC and that will bridge the two and give you a stable connection and the best throughput.