Ubiquiti uisp-dish Uisp Dish Antenna 5.15-6.875 Ghz

Product Description

The UBIQUITI uisp-dish is a high-gain dish antenna engineered for long-distance point-to-point wireless links operating across a frequency range of 5.15 to 6.875 GHz. Designed for demanding outdoor deployments, it supports link ranges exceeding 30 kilometers, making it a practical solution for backhaul and network bridging applications. A precision mounting bracket is integrated into the design to simplify field installation and beam alignment. The snap-in radio connection secured by two side latches allows for fast, reliable radio attachment without additional hardware. Network technicians and wireless infrastructure installers are the primary trades working with this unit.

This antenna is suited for outdoor fixed wireless deployments where long-range point-to-point connectivity is required. Typical applications include ISP backhaul links, enterprise campus bridging, and remote site connectivity over distances greater than what standard omnidirectional or sector antennas can support. The 5.15 to 6.875 GHz frequency band provides a balance of range and throughput performance in licensed and unlicensed spectrum segments depending on regional regulations. It is designed for permanent outdoor mounting on towers, rooftops, and elevated structures.

Key Features

• Frequency range of 5.15 to 6.875 GHz covers multiple spectrum segments for point-to-point links
• Supports point-to-point link distances exceeding 30 kilometers
• Precision mounting bracket allows accurate dish alignment during installation
• Two side latches provide secure snap-in connection for compatible radios
• Designed for permanent outdoor deployment in backhaul and bridging scenarios

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style dish antenna for use with UBIQUITI UISP-platform radios operating in the 5.15 to 6.875 GHz frequency range. No additional compatible model numbers were specified in the product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network technician or wireless systems installer with experience in outdoor antenna mounting and RF alignment. Power to associated radio equipment should be disconnected before attaching or detaching the radio from the dish. Structural mounting hardware must be rated for the installation environment, and local building and telecommunications codes should be consulted before tower or rooftop mounting. Precise dish alignment using the integrated precision bracket is critical to achieving maximum link performance at extended ranges.