Ubiquiti NanoStation Loco5AC Outdoor airMAX ac CPE 5GHz, 450+ Mbps, 10+ km, 1 x Gigabit Ethernet Ports, 24V Passive PoE

Used a pair of those to "extend" wifi to a rural chalet. As the distance is only about 300m couldn't test the full range. If you want to minimise number of wires consider getting NS 5AC (non loco) with 2 PoE ports which allows to power remote camera off the 2nd PoE port. Used a pair of those to "extend" wifi to a rural chalet. As the distance is only about 300m couldn't test the full range. If you want to minimise number of wires consider getting NS 5AC (non loco) with 2 PoE ports which allows to power remote camera off the 2nd PoE port.

Very easy to use, very quick response time got good speed, but here is a catch, these POE devives do not follow standardise POE configurations so you will need to buy either a convertor from Ubiquiti POE to standand say 802.3af POE to work or just a Ubiquiti POE injector. Very easy to use, very quick response time got good speed, but here is a catch, these POE devives do not follow standardise POE configurations so you will need to buy either a convertor from Ubiquiti POE to standand say 802.3af POE to work or just a Ubiquiti POE injector.

Bought three of these, one set as an AP and two as receivers that are in line with each other (you need to disable PTP mode in all devices when connecting multiple devices together). They replaced three TP-Link CPE210.
These are much smaller, better looking, faster and have much better software. The CPE210s started playing up less than a year after I got them - my devices would timeout (ping confirmed) for a few seconds randomly throughout the day. Since replacing the CPE210s with these they have been rock solid.
Just note that they are pole mounted like the CPE210 - mine is on my garage (AP), duck house (yes I need wifi to my duck house :D)...view more Bought three of these, one set as an AP and two as receivers that are in line with each other (you need to disable PTP mode in all devices when connecting multiple devices together). They replaced three TP-Link CPE210.
These are much smaller, better looking, faster and have much better software. The CPE210s started playing up less than a year after I got them - my devices would timeout (ping confirmed) for a few seconds randomly throughout the day. Since replacing the CPE210s with these they have been rock solid.
Just note that they are pole mounted like the CPE210 - mine is on my garage (AP), duck house (yes I need wifi to my duck house :D) and shed, so I 3D printed wall mounts for them.

Very happy with the real world experience from such small units.
I bought 4 of these. Configured them in two pairs to bridge in two steps (linking with a switch) around some trees to an out building. Max distance for each bridge 30 metres.
Once I found clear bandwidth and dialled back the TX power to 3 dBm they really performed! Easily seeing 340Mbps+ on each bridge. Very happy with the real world experience from such small units.
I bought 4 of these. Configured them in two pairs to bridge in two steps (linking with a switch) around some trees to an out building. Max distance for each bridge 30 metres.
Once I found clear bandwidth and dialled back the TX power to 3 dBm they really performed! Easily seeing 340Mbps+ on each bridge.

Super simple to setup after watching a couple videos. Works perfectly with line of sight. As it is 5ghz you will want to minimise interference Super simple to setup after watching a couple videos. Works perfectly with line of sight. As it is 5ghz you will want to minimise interference

Massively improved signal from Starlink location to next building about 100m away. The app is intuitive, but only once set up.

The documentation is woeful. Despite when opening the box the instructions recommending using the app, there were no online tutorials that used it. All tutorials used the web interface and another Ubiquiti interface, which requires a subscription with a free 30 day trial period. I tried configuring using different combinations in the app until I had the two units talking to each other, so took about 2 hours to configure.
I connected a Ubiquiti AP on the receiver unit using a POE injector and it worked immediately. Massively improved signal from Starlink location to next building about 100m away. The app is intuitive, but only once set up.

The documentation is woeful. Despite when opening the box the instructions recommending using the app, there were no online tutorials that used it. All tutorials used the web interface and another Ubiquiti interface, which requires a subscription with a free 30 day trial period. I tried configuring using different combinations in the app until I had the two units talking to each other, so took about 2 hours to configure.
I connected a Ubiquiti AP on the receiver unit using a POE injector and it worked immediately.

I bought two of these to create a wifi bridge to send wifi to an external building. It's working well and didn't take too much to set up. Interface is very easy to navigate. A lot of YouTube videos around these products too which can explain set up. I bought two of these to create a wifi bridge to send wifi to an external building. It's working well and didn't take too much to set up. Interface is very easy to navigate. A lot of YouTube videos around these products too which can explain set up.

So easy to install (just google or youtube for quick install instructions) - and this set is my second "pair" - this connects my gate to the house (more than 100m apart) - and works first time with awesome throughput. For this price and performance - it is too good to be true. So easy to install (just google or youtube for quick install instructions) - and this set is my second "pair" - this connects my gate to the house (more than 100m apart) - and works first time with awesome throughput. For this price and performance - it is too good to be true.

I've got two of these setup as an outdoor wifi bridge between two rural buildings. The configuration was a bit of a challenge but the resultant reliable 5GHz link was worth the effort. A great product! I've got two of these setup as an outdoor wifi bridge between two rural buildings. The configuration was a bit of a challenge but the resultant reliable 5GHz link was worth the effort. A great product!