Question 1

How do you protect the psu poe connections from dampness corrosion if external but sheltered from rain

Accepted Answer

locate the psu indoors and then simply use a longer rj45 for the poe connection to antenna

Question 2

Would this connect into an existing nano station.i hav one on house and on a shed if i put another one on a seperate shed Would it connect

Accepted Answer

Yes - set one as a master (access point) and the other a slave (station) with a unique SSID and it will bridge. You may need another access point in your shed if you want wireless devices to connect.

Question 3

How do you connect 2 of these together to create a bridge? (1.5km)

Accepted Answer

Take two Nano satations: Mark them as A, B

Arrange your PoE adapter, cables and mounting bits & pieces for local and remote points

Test the setup locally before the final installation

Select a clear line of sight for A & B to see each other accross your (1.5km) bridge

Conncetions:

A: Conncect

PoE adapter PoE port to the Lan port on the Nano

Connect your LAN (Router or Switch) to the Lan port of the Poe adapter

Poe adapter to power

B: Conncect

As above but using a seprate remote Switch/Router for the remote site

Configuration:

Conncet your PC/Laptop to the local switch port to access A airOS

set the PC's static IP to 192.168.1.10
Launch browser and hit 192.168.1.20

login as ubnt pw: ubnt

.... follow the instructions ref password etc.

A:
Select Wireless Tab
Wirelwss Mode: Access Point WDS
Leave auto unchecked
Pick an ssid name
Select a clear channel (use airview util from Tools dropdown)
Wireless Security: Use WPA2 and PSK. Now invent a decent password
Click Change (DO NOT APPLY yet)
Goto Network tab
Set Network Mode to: Bridge
Bridge IP to static eg: 192.168.1.10 255.255.255.0
Gateway IP eg: 192.168.1.1
Check AirMax is enabled under Ubiquity icon
A is ready now Click Apply button

B:
Conncect to B as for A
After OK login
Wireless Tab: 
Wireless Mode: Station WDS
Supply the SSID as set in A or use the Select button to pick A's SSID and lock to that device

Supply the same Security setting used in A
Click Change (DO NOT APPLY yet)
Goto Network tab
Set Network Mode to: Bridge
Bridge IP to static eg: 192.168.1.11 255.255.255.0
Gateway IP eg: 192.168.1.1

Click Apply B is ready

Test & Commision

Question 4

is the UK 24 V PoE power source with the reset button included?

Accepted Answer

Yes, there is power adapter 24V1A with reset button.

ASIN	B00DCNRTAG
Antenna Location	Business, Home
Antenna Type	Fixed
Best Sellers Rank	20,742 in Computers & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Computers & Accessories ) 58 in Wireless Access Points
Box Contents	LOCOM2
Brand Name	Ubiquiti
Colour	White
Compatible Devices	Computers, Mobile Devices, Other electronic devices with Wi-Fi or Ethernet
Connectivity Protocol	Wi-Fi
Connectivity Technology	Ethernet, Wi-Fi
Control Method	Remote
Controller Type	App Control
Coverage	Multiple Points
Customer Reviews	4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (1,498)
Data Transfer Rate	150 Megabits Per Second
Frequency	2.4 GHz
Frequency Band Class	Single-Band
Global Trade Identification Number	00810354022333, 07123290479363
Has Internet Connectivity	Yes
Has Security Updates	Yes
Is Modem Compatible	No
Item Dimensions L x W x H	31L x 80W x 161H millimetres
Item Weight	180 Grams
LAN Port Bandwidth	150 Mbps
Manufacturer	UBIQUITI Networks
Manufacturer Part Number	LOCOM2
Maximum Upstream Data Transfer Rate	150 Megabits Per Second
Model Name	LOCOM2
Model Number	LOCOM2(EU)
Number of Antennas	1
Number of Items	1
Number of Packs	1
Number of Ports	1
Operating System	AirOS
Other Special Features of the Product	PtP connections, PtMP applications, airMAX CPE
Product Warranty	12 Months from date of purchase
RAM Memory Installed	32 MB
Router Network Type	hybrid
Security Protocol	[WI-FI Safety Protocol WPA2-PSK]
UPC	609728683597 810354022333
Unit Count	1.0 count
Voltage	24 Volts
Wi-Fi Generation	Wi-Fi 5
Wireless Compability	802.11a

UBIQUITI Networks LOCOM2 2.4 Ghz 8 dBi M2 NanoStation airMAX Outdoor Wi-Fi Access Point Router

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