Ubiquiti Networks U7-Pro-XG-Wall Wi-Fi 7 access point
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5 GHz subscriber module with 13 dBi integrated antenna delivers up to 600 Mbps capacity and supports 20 to 80 MHz channels with 256 QAM modulation
The Cambium ePMP Force 300-13 is a 5 GHz subscriber module with a 13 dBi integrated antenna built for fixed wireless access. It is intended for wireless service providers and enterprises deploying broadband links in congested RF environments. The unit operates as a customer‑side device compatible with ePMP 3000 access points and also interoperates with ePMP 2000 for migration scenarios.
This module suits network operators who need a narrow‑beam subscriber radio for point‑to‑multipoint deployments using Cambium ePMP infrastructure. Buyers who require an access point, a multi‑band radio, or a form factor without an integrated antenna should consider other product lines.
The 13 dBi integrated antenna and 5 GHz operation define the link budget and regulatory profile, making this the deciding factor for line‑of‑sight planning and FCC‑domain deployments.
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