Ubiquiti LiteAP Access Point - LAP-GPS


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The Ubiquiti LiteAP LAP-GPS is a high-performance 5 GHz access point designed for network administrators and WISP operators who need to scale carrier-class wireless networks with precision synchronization. Featuring a 120-degree coverage area and integrated GPS technology, it delivers 90 percent higher throughput compared to standard solutions, though it requires a clear line-of-sight and proper pole mounting for optimal signal integrity.
| Model Part Number | LAP-GPS |
|---|---|
| Brand | Ubiquiti |
Yes, a pole mounting kit is included in the package.
The device consumes a maximum of 7.1 watts.
Yes, it is rated for operating temperatures between -40 and 70 degrees Celsius.
It runs airOS 8, which includes real-time RF analytics and protocol support.
Yes, the LAP-GPS model includes built-in GPS synchronization for carrier-class networks.
The antenna provides a maximum gain of 17 dBi.
Verify the PoE injector is connected to a stable power source and that the Ethernet cable is securely seated.
Ensure your computer is on the same subnet as the default IP and that your browser is not blocking the connection.
Re-check the physical alignment of the antenna and ensure there are no obstructions between the AP and the CPE.
Installation is streamlined through the three-axis alignment system, which allows the antenna to be oriented correctly without complex tools. Use the provided mounting kit to secure the unit to a standard pole. Power the device using a 24V PoE injector. Ensure that all Ethernet cabling utilizes shielded twisted pair (10/100/1000Base-T) to prevent ESD damage. For long-term care, regularly inspect the mount to ensure it remains tight and check the airOS interface for any sustained high-noise floor alerts, which may indicate that the antenna needs slight adjustment.