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MikroTik wAP 60 Kit - Wireless Wire - 60GHz PTP link kit

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MikroTik wAP 60 Kit - Wireless Wire - 60GHz PTP link kitExperience Fiber Like Speeds Wirelessly Introducing the MikroTik Wireless Wire, a revolutionary solution that delivers the speed and reliability of a fiber optic connection, without the cables. This complete kit replaces your traditional Gigabit Ethernet cable with a secure, high speed 60 GHz wireless link. Achieve a full duplex 1 Gbit connection instantly, providing seamless and stable connectivity for distances of 100 meters or more. The setup is

Experience Fiber-Like Speeds Wirelessly

Introducing the MikroTik Wireless Wire, a revolutionary solution that delivers the speed and reliability of a fiber optic connection, without the cables. This complete kit replaces your traditional Gigabit Ethernet cable with a secure, high-speed 60 GHz wireless link. Achieve a full-duplex 1 Gbit connection instantly, providing seamless and stable connectivity for distances of 100 meters or more. The setup is incredibly simple: just point the two included wAP60G units at each other, power them on, and they automatically form a pre-paired, AES-encrypted link.

Interference-Free, All-Weather Performance

Operating in the uncongested 60 GHz spectrum, the Wireless Wire is immune to interference from crowded WiFi networks, ensuring a stable and lightning-fast connection. The weatherproof design allows for deployment both indoors and outdoors, and the link can even penetrate most windows, depending on the material. This kit includes everything you need for a versatile installation, including wall mounting kits, straps for pole mounting, and table stands for indoor use.

What's Included in the Box:

  • Two (2) pre-paired wAPG-60ad devices
  • Two (2) 24V 0.38A power adapters
  • Two (2) Gigabit PoE injectors
  • Two (2) wAP desktop stands
  • Two (2) wAP ceiling mount brackets
  • Mounting straps and fastening sets

Technical Specifications

General
Product code RBwAPG-60ad kit
Architecture ARM 32bit
CPU IPQ-4019
CPU core count 4
CPU nominal frequency 716 MHz
Dimensions 185 x 85 x 30 mm
Operating System RouterOS
RouterOS license 3
Size of RAM 256 MB
Storage size 16 MB
Storage type FLASH
Tested ambient temperature -40°C to 70°C
Powering
Number of DC inputs 2 (DC jack, PoE-IN)
DC jack input Voltage 12-57 V
PoE in 802.3af/at
PoE in input Voltage 12-57 V
Max power consumption 5 W
Ethernet
10/100/1000 Ethernet ports 1
Certification & Approvals
Certification CE, FCC, IC, EAC, ROHS
IP IP55
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