The LiteBeam AC Gen2 Airmax ac CPE with Dedicated Management Radio from Ubiquiti Networks offers a reliable 5 GHz long-distance point-to-point connection. This LiteBeam radio is designed to filter out noise to reduce interference in areas congested with multiple RF signals. Setup is simple thanks to fully adjustable hardware allowing for adjustments to be made along both axes as well as a built-in bubble level to ensure the radio is mounted properly. The 5AC Gen2 features a robust mount with separate azimuth and elevation adjustments.
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Key Features
- 5 GHz Operating Frequency
- 23 dBi Gain
- Gigabit Ethernet Network Interface
- MIPS 74Kc Processor
The LiteBeam AC Gen2 Airmax ac CPE with Dedicated Management Radio from Ubiquiti Networks offers a reliable 5 GHz long-distance point-to-point connection. This LiteBeam radio is designed to filter out noise to reduce interference in areas congested with multiple RF signals. Setup is simple thanks to fully adjustable hardware allowing for adjustments to be made along both axes as well as a built-in bubble level to ensure the radio is mounted properly. The 5AC Gen2 features a robust mount with separate azimuth and elevation adjustments.
More DetailsTemporarily Out of Stock
Expected availability: Oct 26, 2026
Ubiquiti AC Gen2 Overview
UPC: 810354026294
Ubiquiti AC Gen2 Specs
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Ubiquiti AC Gen2 Reviews
B&H The Absolutely #1 A
By Benjamin
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-07-13
This is the best long range post to post WIFI sender/receiver ive ever had works better than I expected. I highly recommend B&H for all electronics , B&H is unmatched for their quality items, the professional customer service, the extreme care they put into packing items to protect from transport damages B&H A 5 Gold stars.
Powerful CPE
By German
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2025-08-14
For me, this is the most cost efective CPE radio
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So whats the difference between this model and ...
So whats the difference between this model and the ( air grid ) AG-HP-5G27 Does this model have the 30Km range and 27dbi ?
This model has 23db gain. In order for 30km of line of sight you would need to have a tower in the 250' high range.
Date published: 2023-01-29
None of the photos show a connection to AC power. ...
None of the photos show a connection to AC power. Is there a standard three-prong recepticle plug on each end? (transmitter/receiver).
This type of antenna is best powered via PoE.
Date published: 2022-05-30
Do you have the international version?
Do you have the international version?
Only the US version of the Ubiquiti Networks LiteBeam AC Gen2 airMAX ac CPE with Dedicated Management Radio.
Date published: 2021-02-05
Does this package come with the transmitter and ...
Does this package come with the transmitter and receiver? or do we need to buy two?
The Ubiquiti Networks LiteBeam AC Gen2 airMAX ac CPE with Dedicated Management Radio BH #UBLBE5ACG2US is one antenna.
Date published: 2023-02-15
Point to Multi-Point, how wide is the "beam" at ...
Point to Multi-Point, how wide is the "beam" at ~1,000'? How far apart can I place receivers to send and receive data back to the "base station". Will Nanostations on the remote locations work at this distance in this configuration?
For point-to-multi-point you could use a LiteAP LAP-120 as the access point (AP) and the LiteBeamACs as the clients. The LAP-120 has a 120' beam, so very wide. You could place the clients as much as 1500 feet apart.
You could use a NanoStationAC as the client at this short distance, but the LiteBeamAC has a much better antenna.
The LiteBeamAC isn't a good multipoint AP ("base station") since the beam is only a few degrees wide.
Date published: 2021-08-16
