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title: "UniFi Enterprise WiFi System AP Long Range UBIQUITI NETWORKS QA UAP-LR"
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# 80ft+ Long Range Coverage 23dBm TX Power 24V PoE Powered UniFi Enterprise WiFi System AP Long Range UBIQUITI NETWORKS QA UAP-LR

**Brand:** ubiquiti networks
**Price:** ¥73927
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## Summary

> 🚀 Elevate your WiFi game—coverage that keeps up with your lifestyle!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** UniFi Enterprise WiFi System AP Long Range UBIQUITI NETWORKS QA UAP-LR by ubiquiti networks
- **How much does it cost?** ¥73927 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Secure Guest Access:** Offer visitors WiFi with a customizable captive portal and firewall protection to keep your network safe.
- • **Unmatched Long-Range WiFi:** Seamlessly blanket your home and outdoor spaces with strong, reliable signals up to 80 feet away.
- • **Robust Multi-Device Support:** Flawlessly stream, work, and connect multiple devices simultaneously without dropouts or lag.
- • **Enterprise-Grade Scalability:** Effortlessly expand your network with unlimited access points managed through intuitive UniFi software.
- • **Power Over Ethernet Convenience:** Simplify installation with PoE—no extra power outlets needed, just plug into your existing network cabling.

## Overview

The UniFi Enterprise WiFi System AP Long Range by Ubiquiti Networks delivers powerful 23dBm transmission and extensive coverage beyond 80 feet, ideal for large homes and outdoor areas. Powered via 24V PoE, it enables clean, flexible ceiling or wall mounting without extra power cables. Designed for professional-grade scalability, it supports seamless multi-device connectivity and secure guest networks through the UniFi controller software, making it a top choice for millennial managers seeking reliable, high-performance WiFi infrastructure.

## Description

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Review: Excellent Access Point - Works as described. - I recently tried to extend my WiFi range at home. My first attempt failed. I had used a WiFi repeater that takes the wireless signal and boosts it up. The device I used had only about a 35' range. I returned it and decided to do some deeper research. I found many internet articles saying that trying to boost the wireless signal by taking that already weak wireless and processing it again was a bad way to accomplish the overall goal. I have to admit the ability to just plug in a little box and you were done was nice and easy and if I had a small house that just needed a little help it probably would have been the solution. In my case I wanted coverage outside. My previous setup used 2 Belkin routers set up as access points which worked well but were only wireless G and they were failing after a long time of use. My research all pointed me in the same direction. The wired access point was the way to go. For me this was easy as I already had the wires run to the locations I wanted them. With that I decided to purchase the UniFi Long Range AP. The first thing that surprised me was the size when I received it. Yes, I realize the dimensions are listed but wasn't a spec I focused on. They looked like small smoke detectors but they are more like a small dinner plate. Not a problem just an observation. My first task was finding the correct wire back at the main router. I love the fact that the AP gets it's power through the Cat5 cable. This will enable me to easily ceiling mount it and not have to worry about finding a power source in the attic. You will need to know which cable goes to it. No problem if you are running a new line. In my case it was one of 15 Cat5 cables coming to a 16 port switch. To id the cable quickly I noted which channels had no activity lights and then connected my laptop to the wire where I intended to connect the AP. I returned to the switch and found the channel that was now lit up and connected that wire to the power injector from the AP and reconnected to the switch. I now plugged the other end into the AP and the nice ring of light illuminated letting me know it was working. Setting it up was easy using the built in GUI. The only negative I would say is that I get a security warning from my browser when I connect to it. I could not find a solution to this but have not contacted their tech support either. Once in the configuration was very easy. Now that it connected after feeding in all the appropriate passwords I set out to test the range. I was immediately impressed. At 35' outside through a wall I had nearly a full strength signal and all the way at the back of my property at 80' away I still had a solid signal about half way on my strength meter between 2 and 3 bars. I now have no dead zones. We spend a lot of time outdoors and use Wifi to control music and lights so this has solved any problem areas. I would absolutely recommend this product. Compared to some of the choices out there the price is also very reasonable. I found no need to connect a second unit as I previously had since the coverage is excellent.
Review: Fantastic coverage solution for large homes - I have used a multitude of consumer wifi access points, most recently the Motorola AP that is part of the AT&T UVerse router. I have a 4500 sq ft home and had many, many dead spots of coverage. Reliability with TP Link, Motorola and various others has been an issue. Streaming video apps regularly crashed/paused/reset with my old wifi. The UniFi LR-AP was a significant change to both signal strength and reliability. I have it installed upstairs, upside down sitting on a window sill (so about the worst temporary installation possible), yet still receive 2 bars of coverage on all perimeters of my property, well outside the house. Inside the house, all rooms have 3 bars. I'm pretty sure that I will get 1-2 bars of coverage from my neighbors house when I get it installed correctly in the ceiling with PoE. (UPDATE: I now have the AP installed via structured, in wall cabling in the center of the house on the ceiling facing down. My worst performing client registers signal strength of 37%/87Mbps on 802.11n indoors. Outdoor coverage is easily to the road at around 75ft). Streaming video apps such as Netflix, desertcart etc all work flawlessly with the new improved coverage & I have experienced zero dropouts or resets on any of these from my portable devices. I have not tested the Apple TV, desertcart Fire HD devices, as these are all on ethernet. Airplay to the Apple TV has been much improved with Ubiquit wifi. File transfers over wifi from my Macbook Air typically run at 80Mbps or more and the Mac will usually be on 144Mbps 802.11n throughout the house. Its nice to have the ability to move video files about the network and not have to go running for an ethernet cable all the time! The physical kit comes with a proprietary PoE adapter that runs at a weird voltage. This was not on the main product page, so I will have to return the incompatible one that I purchased separately. It comes with a ceiling mounting plate. You really need to have structured cabling in your roof cavity to install this nicely on your ceiling. I installed a new Cat-5 back to my central cabling setup and patched it through to an RJ45 where I have a UPS, the PoE injector and an Intel NUC server to run the UniFi software. The UniFi controller software needed significant install work. This is not for your average home user, as it is a LOT of effort to get setup a PC / Mac / Server that is always on to run the software. I elected to use an Intel NUC micro computer with 2GB SDRAM and 4GB SSD storage using Ubuntu Linux 14.04 LTS. By default, the UniFi software consumes at least 8GB of disk space with the included database. Looking through the online community, there are various posts that reveal how to get MongoDB to install on very small disks like my Intel NUC. Linux users need to do 3 things - (1) Setup UniFi MongoDB with --smallfiles option (2) Remove unnecessary init.d MongoDB instance and (3) add a script to delete old log files so your disk will not crash when it runs out of space. Its much easier if you just have a 16GB partition, then it works without any tweaks. On the bright side, there are some very helpful setup commands for a single line script to install the Linux controller on the support forum. The UniFi software is extremely easy to use (once installed) and it takes 30 seconds or less to setup your access points. The auto discovery works well & it discovered my new AP in a few seconds. It has a great feature to setup Guest WLAN access via a captive portal (just like Starbucks). The advantage of this is that your guest WiFi has a crude firewall to prevent access to any devices on the LAN. By default the system blocks guest access to 10.x.x.x, 172.16.x.x.x and 192.168.x.x (RFC 1918 private network ranges), but you can edit these to suit your needs. It's nice to know you can offer wifi to guest users and not have them hack into all of your home systems. You can't trust the baby sitter not to be an uber hacker! The UniFi web client requires flash player, so may not work correctly on all mobile devices, especially iPhone. It works fine on all Mac/PC browsers. It will work on mobile devices without flash, but the main screen comes up with errors. I use this will WPA PSK enabled client devices all using 802.11B/G. All of the devices reconnected to UniFi without a hitch as soon as the new AP came online. Specifically, it works with Nest thermostat, RainMachine, desertcart Fire TV, Apple Airport Express, iPhone 5 & 5S, iPad. In fact, streaming on iPad was dramatically improved and I no longer have Netflix dropouts that were very noticeable with the AT&T UVerse router wifi. Overall, bit error rates are dramatically down since using this AP. Would thoroughly recommend for anyone that simply wants the best coverage at an amazing price. UPDATE #1 My nest thermostat started dropping wifi every 37 minutes after a recent auto upgrade. I went to Unifi & discovered there was new AP software available. Clicked the upgrade button & now my Nest is happy again. Really awesome device support! UPDATE #2 My Nest thermostat issue recurred with Nest software upgrade 4.4.3 where Nest have made the thermostat wifi go to sleep periodically. Turns out that Ubiquiti is rock solid. I have also re-installed my AP into the ceiling, adding about 45M of Cat-5E cabling through the walls and celing back to my wiring closet. The included PoE adapter seems to work, but now I get up to 4 errors per day where the controller loses connectivity to the AP. Likely issues with my Cat-5E cabling skills vs a problem with my AP. Coverage has improved tremendously by placing it on the ceiling in the highest site in my home. It looks great when installed on a ceiling, like a green UFO. I have had various Internet connectivity issues of late and it certainly is fantastic to have the UniFi AP manager. It is simple to log in remotely and check that all is well at home on the wifi front. Especially helpful as it logs all connectivity requests, current utilization for each client as well as signal strength. Perfect to satisfy the wife when the shiny new wifi network is being blamed for an internet problem.

## Features

- Expandable unlimited scalability
- Form Factor: External - indoor
- Ubiquiti UniFi UAP Wireless Access Point/Bridge 11b/g/n enterprise Wi-Fi System
- 23dBm, Wall/Ceiling (Kits included), 24V 1A PoE Adapter included
- It is highly durable and efficient

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00HXT8S9G |
| Best Sellers Rank | #103,736 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) #716 in Whole Home & Mesh Wi-Fi Systems |
| Brand | Ubiquiti Networks |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 4.0 out of 5 stars (1,060) |
| Date First Available | August 13, 2011 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 1 x 1 x 1 inches |
| Item Weight | 10.2 ounces |
| Item model number | UAP-LR |
| Manufacturer | Ubiquiti Networks |
| Product Dimensions | 1 x 1 x 1 inches |
| Series | UAP-LR |
| Standing screen display size | 7.9 Inches |
| Voltage | 24 Volts |
| Wireless Type | 802.11b, 802.11g, 802.11n |

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: What's the difference between this AP and the UAP-PRO?**
A: The uap-pro offers dual band 2.4ghz and 5ghz frequencies. It offers slightly more distance and higher speeds. There are also 2 Ethernet ports, forbusiness class options and/or features.

**Q: Looking to replace a Netgear Wireless router with this unit. Wondering about setup using a cable modem and whole house set up. Ease of setup?**
A: It was easy to setup for the whole house (3000 sq feet), however this device only acts as extender of the n/w and won't provide routing. I had to buy an external router (Tp-Link) and connect it to my Cox cable modem.

**Q: I think it's great that it's so powerful but doesn't the wireless laptop or other device need equal power to transmit back over that same distance?**
A: @ travis, the super short answer would be no. Seeing how short answers are usually in general answers. Full duplex devices process data in that range. Cell phones as an example would have to have the same power as the tower to talk back to it, if that were the case. Remember, those towers are super large relays/access points.

**Q: I am having trouble with the WiFi signal/speed in my bedroom. Should I get a more powerful router or this? The router is in the living room.**
A: What you want is an: TP-LINK TL-WPA4220KIT ADVANCED AV500 Wi-Fi Powerline Extender. If you move thee router in your living room, you may have a weak signal in that part of the house. The TL-WPA4220 will use household wiring to provide an EtherNet connection in or near your bedroom and connect an additional access point to your primary router (a second "hot spot"). This solution provides a far more powerful additional signal than Wi-Fi extenders that depend on receiving and rebroadcasting the primary router's signal. Because the TL-WPA4220 is a true access point, portable devices such as phones, tablets, and laptops will switch between the signal from your primary router and the access point automatically as you move about the house.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent Access Point - Works as described.
*by D***O on August 23, 2014*

I recently tried to extend my WiFi range at home. My first attempt failed. I had used a WiFi repeater that takes the wireless signal and boosts it up. The device I used had only about a 35' range. I returned it and decided to do some deeper research. I found many internet articles saying that trying to boost the wireless signal by taking that already weak wireless and processing it again was a bad way to accomplish the overall goal. I have to admit the ability to just plug in a little box and you were done was nice and easy and if I had a small house that just needed a little help it probably would have been the solution. In my case I wanted coverage outside. My previous setup used 2 Belkin routers set up as access points which worked well but were only wireless G and they were failing after a long time of use. My research all pointed me in the same direction. The wired access point was the way to go. For me this was easy as I already had the wires run to the locations I wanted them. With that I decided to purchase the UniFi Long Range AP. The first thing that surprised me was the size when I received it. Yes, I realize the dimensions are listed but wasn't a spec I focused on. They looked like small smoke detectors but they are more like a small dinner plate. Not a problem just an observation. My first task was finding the correct wire back at the main router. I love the fact that the AP gets it's power through the Cat5 cable. This will enable me to easily ceiling mount it and not have to worry about finding a power source in the attic. You will need to know which cable goes to it. No problem if you are running a new line. In my case it was one of 15 Cat5 cables coming to a 16 port switch. To id the cable quickly I noted which channels had no activity lights and then connected my laptop to the wire where I intended to connect the AP. I returned to the switch and found the channel that was now lit up and connected that wire to the power injector from the AP and reconnected to the switch. I now plugged the other end into the AP and the nice ring of light illuminated letting me know it was working. Setting it up was easy using the built in GUI. The only negative I would say is that I get a security warning from my browser when I connect to it. I could not find a solution to this but have not contacted their tech support either. Once in the configuration was very easy. Now that it connected after feeding in all the appropriate passwords I set out to test the range. I was immediately impressed. At 35' outside through a wall I had nearly a full strength signal and all the way at the back of my property at 80' away I still had a solid signal about half way on my strength meter between 2 and 3 bars. I now have no dead zones. We spend a lot of time outdoors and use Wifi to control music and lights so this has solved any problem areas. I would absolutely recommend this product. Compared to some of the choices out there the price is also very reasonable. I found no need to connect a second unit as I previously had since the coverage is excellent.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Fantastic coverage solution for large homes
*by K***T on November 3, 2014*

I have used a multitude of consumer wifi access points, most recently the Motorola AP that is part of the AT&T UVerse router. I have a 4500 sq ft home and had many, many dead spots of coverage. Reliability with TP Link, Motorola and various others has been an issue. Streaming video apps regularly crashed/paused/reset with my old wifi. The UniFi LR-AP was a significant change to both signal strength and reliability. I have it installed upstairs, upside down sitting on a window sill (so about the worst temporary installation possible), yet still receive 2 bars of coverage on all perimeters of my property, well outside the house. Inside the house, all rooms have 3 bars. I'm pretty sure that I will get 1-2 bars of coverage from my neighbors house when I get it installed correctly in the ceiling with PoE. (UPDATE: I now have the AP installed via structured, in wall cabling in the center of the house on the ceiling facing down. My worst performing client registers signal strength of 37%/87Mbps on 802.11n indoors. Outdoor coverage is easily to the road at around 75ft). Streaming video apps such as Netflix, Amazon etc all work flawlessly with the new improved coverage & I have experienced zero dropouts or resets on any of these from my portable devices. I have not tested the Apple TV, Amazon Fire HD devices, as these are all on ethernet. Airplay to the Apple TV has been much improved with Ubiquit wifi. File transfers over wifi from my Macbook Air typically run at 80Mbps or more and the Mac will usually be on 144Mbps 802.11n throughout the house. Its nice to have the ability to move video files about the network and not have to go running for an ethernet cable all the time! The physical kit comes with a proprietary PoE adapter that runs at a weird voltage. This was not on the main product page, so I will have to return the incompatible one that I purchased separately. It comes with a ceiling mounting plate. You really need to have structured cabling in your roof cavity to install this nicely on your ceiling. I installed a new Cat-5 back to my central cabling setup and patched it through to an RJ45 where I have a UPS, the PoE injector and an Intel NUC server to run the UniFi software. The UniFi controller software needed significant install work. This is not for your average home user, as it is a LOT of effort to get setup a PC / Mac / Server that is always on to run the software. I elected to use an Intel NUC micro computer with 2GB SDRAM and 4GB SSD storage using Ubuntu Linux 14.04 LTS. By default, the UniFi software consumes at least 8GB of disk space with the included database. Looking through the online community, there are various posts that reveal how to get MongoDB to install on very small disks like my Intel NUC. Linux users need to do 3 things - (1) Setup UniFi MongoDB with --smallfiles option (2) Remove unnecessary init.d MongoDB instance and (3) add a script to delete old log files so your disk will not crash when it runs out of space. Its much easier if you just have a 16GB partition, then it works without any tweaks. On the bright side, there are some very helpful setup commands for a single line script to install the Linux controller on the support forum. The UniFi software is extremely easy to use (once installed) and it takes 30 seconds or less to setup your access points. The auto discovery works well & it discovered my new AP in a few seconds. It has a great feature to setup Guest WLAN access via a captive portal (just like Starbucks). The advantage of this is that your guest WiFi has a crude firewall to prevent access to any devices on the LAN. By default the system blocks guest access to 10.x.x.x, 172.16.x.x.x and 192.168.x.x (RFC 1918 private network ranges), but you can edit these to suit your needs. It's nice to know you can offer wifi to guest users and not have them hack into all of your home systems. You can't trust the baby sitter not to be an uber hacker! The UniFi web client requires flash player, so may not work correctly on all mobile devices, especially iPhone. It works fine on all Mac/PC browsers. It will work on mobile devices without flash, but the main screen comes up with errors. I use this will WPA PSK enabled client devices all using 802.11B/G. All of the devices reconnected to UniFi without a hitch as soon as the new AP came online. Specifically, it works with Nest thermostat, RainMachine, Amazon Fire TV, Apple Airport Express, iPhone 5 & 5S, iPad. In fact, streaming on iPad was dramatically improved and I no longer have Netflix dropouts that were very noticeable with the AT&T UVerse router wifi. Overall, bit error rates are dramatically down since using this AP. Would thoroughly recommend for anyone that simply wants the best coverage at an amazing price. UPDATE #1 My nest thermostat started dropping wifi every 37 minutes after a recent auto upgrade. I went to Unifi & discovered there was new AP software available. Clicked the upgrade button & now my Nest is happy again. Really awesome device support! UPDATE #2 My Nest thermostat issue recurred with Nest software upgrade 4.4.3 where Nest have made the thermostat wifi go to sleep periodically. Turns out that Ubiquiti is rock solid. I have also re-installed my AP into the ceiling, adding about 45M of Cat-5E cabling through the walls and celing back to my wiring closet. The included PoE adapter seems to work, but now I get up to 4 errors per day where the controller loses connectivity to the AP. Likely issues with my Cat-5E cabling skills vs a problem with my AP. Coverage has improved tremendously by placing it on the ceiling in the highest site in my home. It looks great when installed on a ceiling, like a green UFO. I have had various Internet connectivity issues of late and it certainly is fantastic to have the UniFi AP manager. It is simple to log in remotely and check that all is well at home on the wifi front. Especially helpful as it logs all connectivity requests, current utilization for each client as well as signal strength. Perfect to satisfy the wife when the shiny new wifi network is being blamed for an internet problem.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by E***O on December 1, 2016*

buon prodotto professionale al prezzo di un fai da te, molte impostazioni possibili Pro prezzo facilità di installazione (se si scarica il software giusto altrimenti si fatica 2 giorni e poi chiami un tecnico) copertura segnale Contro non viene dato nessun cd con il software proprietario il long range in italia non funziona per via dei limiti di esposizione che limita alle stesse prestazione di un normal range sicuramente consigliato

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