The 4.9 GHz SuperRange4 CardBus Adapter from Ubiquiti Networks is a high-performance high-power FCC Part 90Y certified 4.9 GHz client solution, specifically designed to work with 4.9 GHz mesh networks. In addition to high output power, it features optimal receiver performance, external antenna connectors, advanced mobility functionality, and configuration, as well as Cisco CCX 4.0 support with the QoS and security standards.

32-Bit CardBus Type II    Dual MMCX Antenna Ports    WPA, WPA2, AES-CCM, & TKIP Encryption    64/128/152-Bit WEP    5/10/20 MHz Channels Size    6/9/12/24/36/48/54 Mb/s Data Rates    Supports Mobility & Cisco CCX 4.0    FCC Approvals    RoHS Complaints    Compatible with Linux and Windows

In addition to the range and radio performance of the SR4C, Ubiquiti has developed an enhanced application that has been qualified and tested with systems from Tropos, Skypilot Networks, BelAir Networks, Proxim, and Packet Hop. The utility is able to scan all 4.9 GHz channels, associate at 5/10/20 MHz channels widths, and provide performance feedback to the end user. An advanced mobility application allows network administrators to optimize mobility performance based on a variety of thresholds such as signal level, data rate, and AP credentials.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How long of a Cat6 Cable can I run from the Antenna to my PC?

A: The longest Cat6 cable length one can run is about 300'.

Q: 2. Is this device limited to only Ubiquiti Networks devices?

A: No it is not.

Q: 3. Hello I live in the Poconos I have no internet service it’s wood place. My Nebor is like 1 mile away from me it’s all tree. Is that going to work for me ?

A: The airFiber is great at transmitting the data to your location and still maintain great speeds. However, you still need a network provider to provide the internet. This is does not provide the internet.

Q: 4. how many airfibers do you need?

A: These devices have to be used in pairs. You would need 2 of them.

Q: 5. There is conflicting information in this listing. Are the radios actually included?

A: Yes. Te three radios are included.

Q: 6. what is its usage?

A: We use it to extend our internet access to a building a couple of blocks away that is in an internet and phone desert; that is, there's no internet or phone carrier in town that can provide us service at that location. With two of these (they have to used as a pair), we can connect computers at that building to our network just as if they were physically connected.

Q: 7. How direct of a line of site is required

A: It may get through a few trees, but I would not recommend No Line of Sight. Near Line of Sight may be problematic.

Q: 8. Does this come with a power cable?

A: Yes, the Ubiquiti Networks UniFi PoE++ Adapter comes with a power cable.

Q: 9. Is this US version or International version?

A: All of the Ubiquiti products (including Unifi and Amplifi lines) sold at B&H are U.S. versions.

Q: 10. Up to how many mile can the antenna reach?

A: The manufacturer ha snot specified the range on this device as it is wholly dependent on too may factors such as obstacles, wind and line of sight.