Ubiquiti airMAX NanoBeam 2AC 13 dBi Outdoor Wireless Radio
The airMAX NanoBeam 2AC 13 dBi is a professional-grade 2.4 GHz WiFi radio engineered for outdoor point-to-multipoint wireless deployments. Ideal for network integrators, ISPs, and enterprises requiring long-range connectivity, this UISP-ready station delivers exceptional performance in challenging outdoor environments. With 13 dBi directional gain and passive PoE support, it simplifies installation while maintaining reliability across harsh weather conditions.
Key Features
- 13 dBi directional antenna gain for extended range coverage
- 2.4 GHz airMAX technology for point-to-multipoint deployments
- UISP-ready integration with Ubiquiti management ecosystem
- Single Gigabit Ethernet port with passive PoE support
- Compact ruggedized design for outdoor mounting
- Environmental testing for extreme weather operation
- Low-profile form factor fits existing mounting structures
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
STRATEGIC SOURCING (Ubiquiti) |
| Part Number |
NBE-2AC-13 |
| Product Type |
2.4 GHz Outdoor WiFi Radio |
| Frequency Band |
2.4 GHz |
| Antenna Gain |
13 dBi |
| Deployment Mode |
Point-to-Multipoint Station |
| Network Interface |
1x Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) |
| Power Delivery |
Passive PoE |
| Management |
UISP-Ready |
| Design |
Ruggedized Outdoor Enclosure |
| Environmental Rating |
Tested for Harsh Outdoor Conditions |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the airMAX NanoBeam 2AC used for?
The NanoBeam 2AC serves as a point-to-multipoint station in outdoor wireless networks, providing long-range 2.4 GHz connectivity for ISP backhaul, enterprise campus links, and remote site connectivity with minimal power consumption.
Does the NanoBeam 2AC support UISP management?
Yes, this outdoor WiFi radio is UISP-ready, enabling centralized provisioning, monitoring, and management through Ubiquiti's unified service platform for simplified network operations.
What are the power requirements for the NanoBeam 2AC 13 dBi?
The device operates on passive PoE (Power over Ethernet) delivered through its single GbE port, eliminating the need for separate power supplies and simplifying outdoor installation on existing mounting infrastructure.
How does 13 dBi antenna gain improve wireless performance?
The 13 dBi directional antenna gain extends transmission range and improves signal strength in point-to-multipoint deployments, enabling reliable connectivity across greater distances while maintaining airMAX protocol efficiency.
