- Does the Bullet AC include an antenna?
- No. It has a built-in N-type female connector and needs an external antenna with an N-type male connector. Range and gain depend entirely on the antenna you attach.
- Can it work as a standalone router?
- No. It has no NAT and no DHCP server. You need a separate router or gateway behind it for a routed network.
- What is the difference from the older Bullet M?
- The Bullet AC adds 5 GHz airMAX AC and a faster radio while keeping the same tube shape and N-type mount. It is a drop-in upgrade for an existing Bullet M install.
- How is it powered?
- It is powered over Ethernet through its single LAN port, using a PoE adapter or switch. One cable carries both power and data.
- Is it suitable for a home Wi-Fi network?
- Only as a radio feeding an antenna for a specific link. It is not a home access point with SSID and client management, so most homes are better served by a standard router or mesh system.
- Does it work with Ubiquiti's controller software?
- Yes, it is managed through Ubiquiti's airMAX tools. Expect to spend time on configuration rather than plugging it in and going.
- Where is the Ubiquiti B-DB-AC-US Bullet Dual-Band airMAX AC Radio cheapest?
- At BarcodesInc, for $88.58, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the Ubiquiti B-DB-AC-US Bullet Dual-Band airMAX AC Radio?
- 16 stores we checked sell it, including Gotodirect, BarcodesInc, CDW, Adorama, Macy's.