The MikroTik L23UGSR-5HaxD2HaxD, also known as the NetMetal ax, is a robust outdoor access point. It supports the latest Wi-Fi 6 standard, ensuring fast and stable connections. This dual-band device operates on both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequencies. It is an upgrade to the popular RB922 DIY router.
This router features a dual-core 800 MHz ARM CPU. It includes 256 MB of RAM and 128 MB of NAND storage. Connectivity options are versatile. There is one Gigabit Ethernet port and one 2.5 Gigabit SFP port. A USB 2.0 Type A port is also present. The device also has a miniPCIe slot with a NanoSIM slot. This allows for LTE modem or LoRa IoT gateway integration.
The L23UGSR-5HaxD2HaxD boasts an IP66 rating. This makes it dust and water-resistant for outdoor use. It can operate in temperatures from -40°C to 70°C. Power is supplied via PoE-in (18-28V DC) or a DC jack (12-28V DC). Four MMCX connectors allow for various antenna choices. This enables custom omnidirectional or point-to-point links. It runs on RouterOS v7 with a Level 4 license.
Specifications
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“Specifications – Product code”: “L23UGSR-5HaxD2HaxD”,
“Specifications – Architecture”: “ARM”,
“Specifications – CPU”: “IPQ-5010”,
“Specifications – CPU core count”: “2”,
“Specifications – CPU nominal frequency”: “800 MHz”,
“Specifications – RouterOS license”: “4”,
“Specifications – Operating System”: “RouterOS v7”,
“Specifications – Size of RAM”: “256 MB”,
“Specifications – Storage size”: “128 MB”,
“Specifications – Storage type”: “NAND”,
“Specifications – MTBF”: “Approximately 100’000 hours at 25C”,
“Specifications – Tested ambient temperature”: “-40°C to 70°C”,
“Specifications – Suggested price”: “$99.00”,
“Powering – Number of DC inputs”: “2 (DC jack, PoE-IN)”,
“Powering – DC jack input Voltage”: “12-28 V”,
“Powering – Max power consumption”: “25 W”,
“Powering – Max power consumption without attachments”: “12 W”,
“Powering – Cooling type”: “Passive”,
“Powering – PoE in”: “Passive PoE”,
“Powering – PoE in input Voltage”: “18-28 V”,
“Wireless specifications – Wireless 2.4 GHz Max data rate”: “574 Mbit/s”,
“Wireless specifications – Wireless 2.4 GHz number of chains”: “2”,
“Wireless specifications – Wireless 2.4 GHz standards”: “802.11b/g/n/ax”,
“Wireless specifications – Wireless 2.4 GHz chip model”: “IPQ-5010”,
“Wireless specifications – Wireless 2.4 GHz generation”: “Wi-Fi 6”,
“Wireless specifications – Wireless 5 GHz Max data rate”: “2400 Mbit/s”,
“Wireless specifications – Wireless 5 GHz number of chains”: “2”,
“Wireless specifications – Wireless 5 GHz standards”: “802.11a/n/ac/ax”,
“Wireless specifications – Wireless 5 GHz chip model”: “QCN-6102”,
“Wireless specifications – Wireless 5 GHz generation”: “Wi-Fi 6”,
“Ethernet – 10/100/1000 Ethernet ports”: “1”,
“Fiber – SFP ports”: “1 (2.5G supported)”,
“Peripherals – Number of SIM slots”: “1 Modem (Nano SIM)”,
“Peripherals – MiniPCI-e slots”: “1”,
“Peripherals – Number of USB ports”: “1”,
“Peripherals – USB Power Reset”: “Yes”,
“Peripherals – USB slot type”: “USB type A”,
“Peripherals – Max USB current (A)”: “1.5”,
“Other – PCB temperature monitor”: “Yes”,
“Other – Voltage Monitor”: “Yes”,
“Other – Beeper”: “Yes”,
“Certification & Approvals – Certification”: “CE, FCC, IC, ROHS”,
“Wireless specifications – 1MBit/s”: “27”,
“Wireless specifications – 11MBit/s”: “27”,
“Wireless specifications – 6MBit/s”: “28”,
“Wireless specifications – 54MBit/s”: “26”,
“Wireless specifications – MCS0”: “28”,
“Wireless specifications – MCS7”: “25”,
“Wireless specifications – MCS9”: “23”,
“Wireless specifications – MCS11”: “20”
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