Ubiquiti UISP LTU XR
The LTU Extremely Long Range is a high-performance 5 GHz outdoor unit designed for PtP/PtMP (Point-to-Point/Point-to-multipoint) connections . It is compatible with the Rocket LTU Base Station. Range 30+ km , gain 29 dBi and throughput 900+ Mbps .
Proprietary LTU technology is not limited by Wi-Fi 802.11 standards. It is a proprietary Ubiquiti chipset, thanks to which the LTU-XR unit achieves 900+ Mbps throughput and supports 4096 QAM modulation and flexible bandwidth (10/20/30/40/50/100 MHz).
The LTU XR also allows for independent configuration of transmit and receive channel frequencies anywhere within its radio band to avoid local interference and ensure excellent performance for clients. The unit also features a Bluetooth management interface so it can be easily set up and configured using the UISP Mobile app .
Function:
- Proprietary Ubiquiti LTU Core processor
- PtMP CPE
- 4096 QAM modulation
- Channel width flexibility (10/20/30/40/50/100 MHz)
- Ability to set the ratio for uplink/downlink (25/75, 33/67, 50/50)
- Central configuration management from the access point
- Router mode support
- Quick setup via Bluetooth using the UISP Mobile app
- Integrated GPS
- Connection planning support via ISP Design Center
- Range over 30 km
- For outdoor unit (BaseStation radio) Rocket LTU
The LTU XR can use different frequencies for TX and RX, which helps to avoid ambient interference.
The package includes a Gigabit power PoE injector 24 V (0.5 A) and a pole mount .
BASIC SPECIFICATIONS
Frequency: 5 GHz (5.15 to 5.95 GHz)
Throughput: 900+ Mbps
Interface: 1× GbE RJ-45, LTU
Gain: 29 dBi
Beam angle:
Horizontal polarization: 5.5° (3 dB) / 7.5° (6 dB)
Vertical polarization: 5.5° (3 dB) / 7.5° (6 dB)
Elevation: 5.5° (3 dB) / 7.5° (6 dB)
Range: 30+ km
PoE: yes, passive (24 V)
Weather resistance: IPX6
Weight: 3.2 kg
Dimensions: 747 × 525 × 347 mm
Important notice:
The system is constantly being improved, so we recommend always using the current version, which you can download from the Ubiquiti website in the Downloads section. At the same time, it is necessary to operate the device in accordance with the General Authorization for the 5 GHz band, use the DFS function and avoid using frequencies used by meteorological radars, i.e. 5630 and 5645 MHz.
Manual (assembly instructions):
https://dl.ubnt.com/qig/ltu-xr
Datasheet:
https://dl.ui.com/ds/ltu-xr_ds.pdf
