Ubiquiti WAVE-AP-MICRO-US 60ghz 5ghz Base Station

Product Description

The UBIQUITI WAVE-AP-MICRO-US is a dual-band wireless base station operating on both 60GHz and 5GHz frequencies. It is designed for high-capacity point-to-multipoint wireless network deployments where throughput and low latency are critical. The unit functions as a base station in a WaveAP-class architecture, serving as the central access node for connecting multiple client devices across a wireless link. Network engineers and licensed low-voltage communications technicians are the primary installers for this type of equipment. The dual-band design allows the 60GHz radio to carry primary high-throughput traffic while the 5GHz band provides fallback or management connectivity.

This base station is suited for outdoor or semi-outdoor fixed wireless infrastructure deployments. Typical applications include campus connectivity, last-mile broadband distribution, and enterprise wireless backhaul. It is sold as a single unit and is intended for professional network installation in both commercial and light-industrial environments where licensed or unlicensed spectrum links are used to bridge wired network segments over short to medium distances.

Key Features

• Dual-band operation: 60GHz primary radio plus 5GHz secondary radio in a single base station unit
• Designed for point-to-multipoint wireless network architecture
• Functions as the central access node for WaveAP-class client deployments
• Sold as a single unit (each) for individual site deployment
• Suited for commercial and enterprise fixed wireless infrastructure

Compatibility

Designed as a base station for use within UBIQUITI WaveAP-class wireless network deployments. No additional compatible model numbers or replaced part numbers were specified in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or network communications technician familiar with fixed wireless infrastructure. Power down or disconnect all upstream network equipment before making physical connections to the unit. Mounting location, cable routing, and grounding practices should comply with applicable local electrical codes and the manufacturer installation guidelines. Do not power the unit before confirming all RF and network connections are secure and the antenna alignment procedure is complete.