What is the range of wireless signals on Ubiquiti Networks devices?

The range of wireless signals on Ubiquiti Networks devices can vary significantly depending on the specific model, environmental factors, and the frequency bands used. Generally, Ubiquiti offers a range of wireless products including indoor and outdoor access points, each designed with different capabilities and specifications to meet various wireless networking needs. For example, in many outdoor models, such as the UniFi outdoor access points, the range can extend several hundred meters, often reaching distances between two hundred to five hundred meters or more in ideal conditions with a clear line of sight. Numerous factors, such as physical obstructions like buildings and trees, atmospheric conditions, and interference from other devices, can affect this range. Indoor models usually have a shorter range due to walls and furniture, but they are designed to cover typical office or home networking environments effectively. Indoor access points can usually achieve a range of around thirty to one hundred meters, depending on the setting and specific conditions. Ubiquiti devices are often equipped with advanced features to enhance signal strength and coverage, such as MIMO technology and adjustable antenna options. When planning a deployment of Ubiquiti wireless devices, it is advisable to consider the layout of the area, the number of devices to be connected, and overall user demand to ensure optimal coverage and performance. For the most accurate specifications regarding a particular device, it is beneficial to refer directly to the product page on the Ubiquiti Networks website.