Ubiquiti Networks
Ubiquiti Networks LTU Pro 5 GHz PtMP access point 24 dBi International
A 5 GHz PtMP subscriber station with integrated 24 dBi antenna and flexible 10 to 50 MHz channel widths
- Long-range links with integrated 24 dBi high-gain dish
- Avoids interference using flexible 10/20/30/40/50 MHz channel widths
- Proprietary LTU technology bypasses standard 802.11 Wi-Fi limits
- Point-to-MultiPoint subscriber station for 5 GHz networks
- Independent TX and RX frequency configuration within radio band
PtMP 5 GHz subscriber station
The Ubiquiti LTU Pro is a Point-to-MultiPoint client radio built for 5 GHz wireless links. It uses proprietary LTU technology instead of standard 802.11 Wi-Fi to avoid protocol overhead. An integrated 24 dBi dish antenna provides high gain for long-range connections. This unit is the International version intended for global deployment.
Integration with LTU-Rocket BaseStation
The radio functions as a subscriber station in a PtMP network with an LTU-Rocket serving as the BaseStation. Flexible channel widths of 10, 20, 30, 40 or 50 MHz allow independent TX and RX frequency configuration anywhere in the band. This freedom helps installers avoid local interference without changing hardware.
Sustained link performance
Proprietary LTU framing removes the contention and timing constraints of 802.11, so throughput remains stable during continuous traffic. Adjustable channel width lets operators trade peak speed for spectral efficiency when the link is under constant load. The integrated dish maintains a focused beam that resists signal degradation over extended duty cycles.
Highlights
- Long-range links with integrated 24 dBi high-gain dish
- Avoids interference using flexible 10/20/30/40/50 MHz channel widths
- Proprietary LTU technology bypasses standard 802.11 Wi-Fi limits
- Point-to-MultiPoint subscriber station for 5 GHz networks
- Independent TX and RX frequency configuration within radio band
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What limits the LTU Pro's throughput during sustained heavy traffic?
The proprietary LTU protocol and channel width selection of 10, 20, 30, 40 or 50 MHz set the sustained throughput ceiling, as the unit does not use standard 802.11 Wi-Fi.
How much heat or noise does the LTU Pro generate when running continuously?
The sealed outdoor housing with integrated 24 dBi dish antenna uses passive cooling, so it produces no fan noise and minimal heat under continuous operation.
What other equipment must I already own for this LTU Pro to function?
It operates as a PtMP subscriber station and requires an LTU-Rocket base station on the same 5 GHz band to establish a link.
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