Ubiquiti Networks
Ubiquiti Networks Nanostation Loco M2 2-Pack 2.4GHz 150 Mbps adapter
A two-pack of 2.4 GHz outdoor CPE radios delivering 150 Mbps throughput with panel antennas for point-to-multipoint or point-to-point links and a secondary PoE port to power a camera or other device
- Indoor/outdoor CPE for flexible deployment
- 4 GHz airMAX PtMP with 150 Mbps throughput
- 2x2 MIMO for up to 15 km range
- Software-enabled PoE output powers external devices
- 24 V PoE with remote reset capability
Two-Pack Outdoor CPE Kit
This Ubiquiti Networks two-pack supplies a pair of 2.4 GHz airMAX customer-premises devices built for point-to-multipoint and point-to-point links. Each unit integrates a panel antenna in a weather-rated enclosure suited to rooftop or mast mounting. The kit targets installers extending wireless broadband or connecting remote IP cameras without running fibre.
150 Mbps Throughput And 15 km Range
Real-world outdoor throughput reaches 150 Mbps using 2x2 MIMO, with usable links reported beyond 15 km line-of-sight. Capacity scales with channel width and signal quality; heavy multi-client loads or obstructed paths will reduce sustained rates. The 2.4 GHz band offers better foliage penetration than higher frequencies but contends with more ambient interference.
PoE Passthrough And 24 V Or 48 V Operation
A secondary Ethernet port provides software-enabled PoE output to power an attached camera or sensor, simplifying cabling at the remote site. The radios ship configured for 24 V passive PoE and can be adapted to 48 V 802.3af with an optional Instant 802.3af adapter. Remote reset circuitry allows power-cycle recovery from the supply end without climbing the mast.
Highlights
- Indoor/outdoor CPE for flexible deployment
- 4 GHz airMAX PtMP with 150 Mbps throughput
- 2x2 MIMO for up to 15 km range
- Software-enabled PoE output powers external devices
- 24 V PoE with remote reset capability
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 2.4GHz 150 Mbps link work with my existing 24V passive PoE switch?
Yes, the units ship as 24V passive PoE devices and can be powered directly from a compatible 24V PoE switch or the included injectors.
How can I confirm the 150+ Mbps real outdoor throughput after installation?
Log into the airOS V web interface and check the live throughput graph or run the built-in speed test between the paired units.
Does the 2-pack include PoE injectors and mounting brackets, or must I buy them separately?
Each unit comes with a 24V PoE injector and a pole-mount bracket; the only extra you may need is an Ethernet cable of suitable length.
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