- Model: PBE-5AC-ISO-Gen2
- UPC: 81788202371
- EAN: 817882023719
5 GHz WiFi bridge with a 450+ Mbps Real TCP/IP throughput rate, 15+ km link range and enhanced surge protection.
The airMAX PowerBeam 5AC ISO Gen2, carrying the model manufacture part number PBE-5AC-ISO-Gen2, is an innovative and highly sophisticated wireless networking device from Ubiquiti Networks, designed to provide superior point-to-point (PtP) and point-to-multipoint (PtMP) connectivity. Operating in the 5 GHz frequency band, this device is equipped with Ubiquiti's advanced airMAX ac technology, which optimizes bandwidth efficiency and reduces latency, thereby enhancing network performance for high-speed wireless connectivity over extended distances.
This product should be purchased in pairs in order to form links.
The PBE-5AC-ISO-Gen2 is fully compatible with other devices in the airMAX ac series. This includes both base stations and CPE devices that operate on the 5 GHz frequency, enabling efficient and high-capacity wireless connections for PtP (Point-to-Point) and PtMP (Point-to-Multipoint) configurations. However, it’s important to note that while the PowerBeam 5AC ISO Gen2 is optimized for use within the airMAX ecosystem, direct interoperability with the UniFi series, which is tailored for managed indoor Wi-Fi networking and operates through the UniFi Controller, is not inherent due to the differing technologies and operational frameworks of the two series.
Central to the PowerBeam 5AC ISO Gen2's design is its integrated IsoBeam shield, an RF isolation technology that significantly minimizes interference from other signals in congested environments. This technology, coupled with the device's 25 dBi high-gain antenna, ensures focused and reliable wireless connections by directing the signal more precisely towards the target receiver. Such targeted signal transmission is vital in maintaining the integrity and quality of the network connection, especially in areas where the wireless spectrum is heavily utilized. Compare in a picture below the two near-field plots, and note the superior performance of the integrated RF isolator. Both near-field plots are displayed in watts and use a linear scale.
