Ubiquiti LTU LR - 5 GHz Wireless Bridge for Long-Range Connectivity
The Ubiquiti LTU LR is a high-performance 5 GHz wireless bridge designed as a Point-to-MultiPoint (PtMP) CPE solution for demanding network deployments. Built on Ubiquiti's advanced LTU technology, this long-range subscriber station breaks through traditional 802.11 Wi-Fi limitations with 1024QAM modulation and flexible bandwidth options. With an integrated 26 dBi antenna, the LTU LR delivers exceptional range and throughput for enterprise and ISP applications requiring reliable, high-capacity wireless connectivity.
Key Features
- Advanced LTU technology with 1024QAM for superior performance beyond standard Wi-Fi
- Integrated 26 dBi directional antenna for extended range and signal strength
- Flexible channel bandwidth: 10, 20, 30, 40, or 50 MHz options
- Point-to-MultiPoint (PtMP) CPE architecture for scalable deployments
- 5 GHz frequency band for reduced interference and higher capacity
- Long-range wireless bridge capability for challenging terrain
- Enterprise-grade reliability for ISP and carrier networks
Technical Specifications
| Specification |
Details |
| Manufacturer |
STRATEGIC SOURCING / Ubiquiti |
| Part Number |
LTU-LR |
| Product Type |
5 GHz PtMP Subscriber Station |
| Frequency Band |
5 GHz |
| Antenna Gain |
26 dBi (Integrated) |
| Modulation |
1024QAM |
| Channel Bandwidth |
10, 20, 30, 40, 50 MHz (Flexible) |
| Technology |
Ubiquiti LTU (Long-Term Evolution) |
| Application |
Wireless Bridge, CPE, Long-Range Connectivity |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Ubiquiti LTU LR used for?
The Ubiquiti LTU LR is a 5 GHz wireless bridge primarily used as a Point-to-MultiPoint CPE (Customer Premises Equipment) for long-range connectivity. It's ideal for ISPs, carriers, and enterprises needing reliable subscriber station connectivity over extended distances with high throughput and minimal latency.
How does LTU technology improve performance compared to standard Wi-Fi?
LTU technology breaks through 802.11 Wi-Fi limitations by supporting 1024QAM modulation and optimized protocols specifically designed for point-to-multipoint networks. This delivers higher spectral efficiency, greater range, and superior performance in challenging RF environments compared to traditional wireless bridge solutions.
What antenna specifications does the LTU LR feature?
The LTU LR includes an integrated 26 dBi directional antenna, providing exceptional gain for long-range wireless bridge applications. This high-gain antenna enables extended coverage while maintaining signal integrity and reducing interference from adjacent networks.
What bandwidth options are available on the LTU LR?
The 5 GHz wireless bridge supports flexible channel bandwidth configurations: 10, 20, 30, 40, and 50 MHz. This flexibility allows network administrators to optimize performance based on spectrum availability, interference conditions, and throughput requirements for each deployment.
