Ubiquiti Rocket M2 2.4GHz airMAX Outdoor Radio

Ubiquiti Rocket M2 2.4GHz airMAX Outdoor Wireless Radio

The Ubiquiti Rocket M2 is a professional 2.4GHz outdoor wireless radio designed to provide flexible and reliable connectivity for a variety of wireless networking applications. As part of Ubiquiti’s airMAX product family, it can be used to build point-to-point and point-to-multipoint wireless networks when paired with a compatible external antenna.

Operating on the 2.4GHz frequency band, the Rocket M2 is suitable for outdoor wireless infrastructure, network expansion, building-to-building connectivity, wireless internet distribution and other professional networking applications.

The device supports Access Point and Station modes, allowing it to be configured according to the requirements of a wireless deployment. Its flexible configuration options make it suitable for both network infrastructure and wireless link applications.

Flexible External Antenna Connectivity

The Ubiquiti Rocket M2 features two waterproof RP-SMA antenna connectors for connection to a compatible external antenna. This gives network installers the flexibility to select an antenna appropriate for the intended deployment.

Using a suitable external antenna, the radio can be incorporated into different wireless network designs, including directional links and point-to-multipoint configurations.

Because the Rocket M2 is designed as a radio unit rather than an all-in-one access point, an appropriate compatible antenna is required for wireless operation.

Reliable Outdoor Wireless Networking

Built for outdoor deployments, the Rocket M2 features a UV-stabilized enclosure designed for use in demanding environments. It supports an operating temperature range of approximately -30°C to 75°C, making it suitable for a wide range of outdoor installations.

The compact design also makes the device practical for mounting as part of professional wireless network infrastructure.

airMAX Wireless Technology

The Ubiquiti Rocket M2 supports Ubiquiti’s airMAX technology, providing features intended for outdoor wireless network deployments.

It can be configured as an Access Point or Station and supports various wireless configuration options. Network administrators can adjust settings such as channel width and transmit power according to the requirements of the installation and local regulations.

Network Management and Connectivity

The Rocket M2 includes a 10/100 Mbps Ethernet interface for wired network connectivity and uses passive PoE for power. This allows the device to receive power and network connectivity through an Ethernet cable.

The device also supports a range of networking and management features, including VLAN, DHCP, NAT, QoS, traffic shaping, SNMP and SSH. These features provide additional flexibility when integrating the radio into a larger network infrastructure.

Efficient Outdoor Network Solution

With its low power consumption, external antenna support and flexible configuration options, the Rocket M2 can be used in a variety of professional wireless network environments.

It is particularly suitable for wireless service providers, businesses, institutions and network installers looking to establish or expand outdoor wireless connectivity.

Key Features of the Ubiquiti Rocket M2

• 2.4GHz outdoor wireless radio
• Ubiquiti airMAX technology
• Access Point and Station modes
• Point-to-point networking support
• Point-to-multipoint networking support
• Two waterproof RP-SMA antenna connectors
• Compatible with external 2.4GHz antennas
• 10/100 Mbps Ethernet interface
• Passive PoE power
• Approximately 6.5W maximum power consumption
• Multiple channel-width options
• VLAN, DHCP and NAT support
• QoS and traffic-shaping capabilities
• SNMP and SSH management
• UV-stabilized outdoor enclosure
• Operating temperature of approximately -30°C to 75°C
• Compact and lightweight design

Ubiquiti Rocket M2 Applications

The Ubiquiti Rocket M2 can be used in a variety of outdoor networking applications, including:

• Wireless ISP infrastructure
• Point-to-point wireless links
• Point-to-multipoint wireless networks
• Building-to-building connectivity
• Outdoor internet distribution
• Campus networks
• Rural connectivity projects
• Community wireless networks
• Network expansion
• Professional outdoor wireless infrastructure

Technical Specifications