Ubiquity Networks provides low cost high performance devices. It is helpful for enterprises. We are using Ubiquity M5 model as a POP devices in our network. We are monitoring ubiquity devices using centreon application. It is easy to set up.

*As a Network Engineer, I have experienced multiple wireless devices used in our WAN and LAN enterprise network. We handle ISP operations, dealing with multiple wireless corporate clients connected via devices like outdoor/indoor Ubiquity devices: M5400/500-Beam, Ubiquity: UniFi AP, etc. *For leased line clients in our network, we use Ubiquity outdoor Air Pro M5 400/500 beam devices for wireless feasibility, and indoors we use UniFi® AP for net access. *For outdoor ubiquity access points, we need a 360 LOS clear area to connect to another end RF device. Ubiquity devices are ultra-lightweight with incredible range, large area coverage, and disruptive pricing. *They provide excellent wireless connectivity for long-distance, including features like noise reduction, reliability, and network stability. *Practically: Ubiquiti Networks PBE-M5-400/500 Power Beam outdoor AP: its working range (area of coverage) is approximately 2-3 Km with a maximum throughput of about 145-150 Mbps, great noise immunity, and support for 2.4 and 5 GHz bands with high performance. *Indoor access point coverage range is approximately 100-150 meters with a maximum throughput of about 100 Mbps, supporting the 2.4 GHz band with great network reliability.

We are working in a networking field and we need to provide Wireless WAN connection to our clients. Ubiquity M5 is best and good for wireless communication. Ubiquity M5 is too easy to install and configuration is also easy. The Light weight factor of Ubiquity makes it very simple to place it anywhere. We can also have remote access to it easily. For security reasons, we are also able to set a password which makes it more secure.