Ubiquiti Networks Nanostation

NanoStation Loco M5 is a great proof for that. A cost-effective solution, it performs just as well as its more expensive counterparts. Plus it has a very elegant form factor that can stand up against rain, snow, and heat. It’s truly a device that doesn’t immediately wear out, a perfect option for a long-term wireless network investment.

High-performing
The NanoStation Loco M5 is known for its much smaller size than the other NanoStation, which makes it ideal for residential or small building use. It has a good throughput of around 150 mbps, sufficient to cover multitudes of devices and users simultaneously. It has a great reach at 13dBi through its integrated antenna. It operates at a frequency of GHz, which is ideal if you want to maximize throughput. This signal is seldom interrupted by noise or clutter as most devices and appliances work on 2.4GHz frequency.

AirMax
The unit also makes use of the AirMax technology and its TDMA protocol. It lets you compartmentalize time schedules so you’ll be able to enjoy a smoother transmission and receipt of wireless connection. Moreover, you are also able to reduce latency, even if there are already a lot of devices that are connected into the network. It works very well along with quality of service so you can prioritize the allocation of the available bandwidth.
NanoStation Loco M5 can be controlled via the software AirOS and AirController. It’s a web-based management interface.
PoE
The NanoStation Loco M5 is also compatible with a PoE (power over Ethernet setup) so you can deal with fewer wires. Moreover, you can now reset its power directly from the main source than on the equipment itself, saving you the hassle.