Ubiquiti Networks
Ubiquiti Networks U6-Mesh UAP-FlexHD Outside Corner Mounting Bracket
Corner mounting bracket for U6-Mesh and UAP-FlexHD access points with recessed cable guide, ASA construction and included stainless-steel screws
- Corner coverage on two building faces
- Recessed cable guide keeps Ethernet tidy at the corner
- ASA material resists UV and extreme outdoor temperatures
- Four stainless steel screws included for secure wall mounting
- Compatible with U6-Mesh and UAP-FlexHD access points
Purpose-Built Corner Bracket
This mounting bracket is designed for the Ubiquiti U6-Mesh and UAP-FlexHD access points. It enables installation on an external building corner to provide wireless coverage along two sides. The unit is 3D printed using ASA filament for UV and weather resistance in outdoor environments.
Recessed Cable Guide
A built-in recessed channel holds the Ethernet cable along the corner edge for a tidy, professional appearance. Installation uses four included stainless-steel screws to fix the bracket to the wall, then the AP's own mounting plate attaches with its original two screws.
Outdoor Corner Deployments
Installers needing to wrap coverage around an outside building corner will find this bracket fits the purpose. It does not suit flat-wall or pole-mount scenarios, and it is not compatible with other Ubiquiti AP models beyond the two listed.
Highlights
- Corner coverage on two building faces
- Recessed cable guide keeps Ethernet tidy at the corner
- ASA material resists UV and extreme outdoor temperatures
- Four stainless steel screws included for secure wall mounting
- Compatible with U6-Mesh and UAP-FlexHD access points
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How does the corner bracket change the coverage pattern of a U6-Mesh or UAP-FlexHD?
It positions the access point on an external building corner so the antennas radiate along two adjoining walls, giving 2-sided outdoor coverage from a single unit.
What mounting hardware is included and what must come from the access point box?
The bracket ships with four stainless-steel screws for the wall; the two screws that secure the AP's own mounting plate are reused from the access point package.
What clearance does the recessed cable guide need on the corner?
The guide holds the Ethernet cable flush against the corner face, so only enough space for the cable bend radius is required behind the bracket.
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