MikroTik L11UG-5HaxD-NB NetBox 5 ax outdoor AP, 2x RSMA, USB, 802.11ax, L4 (5GHz)

MikroTik NetBox 5 ax NetBox 5 ax is a powerful outdoor device for AP/CPE/PtP installation with 5 GHz Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax). The device is equipped with SMA output connectors. You can add an HGO-OUT antenna and you have a great omnidirectional Access Point or an mANT30 PA antenna to create a powerful PtP connection over long distances. It has a modern Qualcomm Maple processor based on ARM architecture, 256 MB of RAM, a USB port for additional storage or other needs and a Gigabit Ethernet port with PoE (Power over Ethernet) support. The package includes a gigabit PoE injector, power adapter, DIN rail mount and cable tie. Information about the MikroTik RouterOS system If you are starting with MikroTik RouterOS or need advice on more complex settings, you can use our support. You can learn how to set up and manage RouterBoard at our trainings. Setup tips and frequently asked questions can be found in the Technical Support section. All RouterBoards have the same RouterOS MikroTik system. All devices with RouterOS MikroTik fully support IPv6, have a firewall, Queues, NAT and with an L4 license support the CAPsMAN server. MikroTik can be configured via a web interface, via a mobile application, or with the winbox program, which can be downloaded from mikrotik.com. MikroTik has a "Quick Set" option, i.e. a quick setup option. There are several preset profiles to choose from. BASIC SPECIFICATIONS CPU frequency: 800 MHz Number of cores: 2 RAM memory: 256 MB Ports: 1× RJ-45 LAN, 2× RP-SMA, 1× USB PoE support: yes Standard: IEEE 802.11a/n/ac/ax Frequency band: 5 GHz Dimensions: 245 × 121 × 50 mm Useful links and videos: Declaration of conformity + user manual Device setup via Quick Set quick guide Mobile phone control application Device reset, reset button function MikroTik RouterOS system recovery via Netinstall utility Address translation (NAT) setup Load Balancing setup (distribution of traffic between multiple Internet connections) Failover setup (switching a line to a backup in case of an outage) Multiple uplinks using PCC & Load balancing Static NAT & RouterOS MikroTips: Netinstall