Outdoor airMAX wireless radio
Ubiquiti airMAX Bullet AC IP67 BulletAC-IP67 in Dubai, UAE
The BulletAC-IP67 is a rugged, compact dual-band radio for organisations that need to build an outdoor wireless bridge while retaining the freedom to select an N-type antenna for the required coverage pattern and link distance. It combines 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz operation, Gigabit Ethernet, passive PoE and an IP67 enclosure in a form factor suited to exposed installations.
Plan the complete link
Confirm the antenna, frequency plan, PoE injector, mounting, surge protection and installation scope before ordering.
2.4 GHz and 5 GHz
IP67 aluminium and rubber
N-type connector
24V passive PoE injector not included
Direct answer for buyers
The Ubiquiti airMAX Bullet AC IP67 is a weather-resistant outdoor wireless radio that attaches to a compatible N-type antenna and can operate as an access point or station. It is mainly used to create wireless bridges for sites, cameras, compounds, yards, remote buildings and service-provider links where antenna choice is important. It may suit integrators, businesses, farms, industrial operators, hospitality sites and project teams that have clear line of sight and a planned frequency strategy. Before proceeding, confirm the exact antenna, distance, expected capacity, local frequency permissions, passive PoE requirements, mounting orientation, surge protection, cable type and whether the design needs one device or a matched pair.
What the BulletAC-IP67 does
The device converts wired Ethernet traffic into an outdoor airMAX wireless link. Its N-type connector allows the installer to choose a compatible antenna rather than being limited to an integrated antenna pattern. That flexibility can be useful when a project calls for an omni-directional antenna, a directional panel, a dish or another compatible design. The appropriate antenna must be selected according to distance, beamwidth, gain, mounting arrangement and the permitted effective radiated power in the deployment country.
The radio can operate in access point or station mode and provides bridging, traffic shaping, QoS classification, distance adjustment, ping watchdog, SNMP, SSH and web-based management. These functions help installers tune a link, monitor basic performance and integrate the unit into a practical outdoor network. They do not replace a full link survey, spectrum assessment or structured network design.
Who should consider it
The product is most relevant to buyers who already understand the required wireless path or who are prepared to complete a site assessment before installation. It can be considered by wireless internet service providers, CCTV integrators, industrial facilities, construction projects, education campuses, hospitality properties, farms, warehouses and organisations connecting separate buildings.
It is not the right choice for every requirement. Buyers seeking indoor office Wi-Fi, seamless roaming for employee devices or a managed enterprise WLAN should evaluate a purpose-built access-point platform instead. The BulletAC-IP67 is also not a complete link on its own: antenna selection, power injection, mounting hardware, cabling, earthing and the remote endpoint must be included in the bill of materials.
Business challenges this radio can help address
Connecting detached buildings
A planned point-to-point link can extend network access between structures where trenching fibre or copper is difficult, disruptive or uneconomical. Clear line of sight, mounting height and link budget remain critical.
Reaching outdoor cameras
The unit may form part of a wireless backhaul for remote surveillance points. Camera bit rate, recorder design, multicast behaviour, latency tolerance and power at the remote location must be evaluated.
Using a specialised antenna
The external N-type interface allows the project team to select an antenna pattern that matches the intended coverage. Compatibility, polarity, connector orientation and regulatory limits should be checked.
Operating in exposed areas
The IP67 enclosure is designed for dust and water resistance, but a professional outdoor installation still requires weatherproof cable entry, drip loops, grounding, surge protection and secure mounting.
Core capabilities in practical terms
Dual-band operation
The radio supports 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz frequency ranges. The usable channels depend on region, firmware settings and local regulation.
Published throughput
Ubiquiti publishes 160+ Mbps at 2.4 GHz and 300+ Mbps at 5 GHz. Real performance depends on signal quality, interference, channel width and protocol overhead.
Gigabit Ethernet
One GbE RJ45 port supports the wired connection. Cable quality, distance, grounding and outdoor protection affect reliability.
Passive PoE
The unit accepts 24V passive PoE within a 20–27V DC range. It should not be assumed to accept standard 802.3af or 802.3at power.
Product-fit matrix
| Requirement | Suitable when | Confirm before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Outdoor point-to-point bridge | There is clear line of sight and a compatible antenna design for each endpoint. | Distance, Fresnel clearance, mounting height, antenna gain and expected capacity. |
| Remote CCTV backhaul | Aggregate camera traffic is within the realistic link budget and latency tolerance. | Number of cameras, bit rates, recorder location, power and failover needs. |
| Custom antenna coverage | A suitable N-type antenna is available for the desired beam pattern. | Connector compatibility, polarity, antenna weight and mechanical support. |
| Harsh outdoor location | The installation includes proper weather sealing, grounding and surge protection. | Salt exposure, lightning risk, cable route, enclosure orientation and maintenance access. |
Verified technical information
| Brand | Ubiquiti |
|---|---|
| Product name | airMAX Bullet AC IP67 |
| Model | BulletAC-IP67 |
| Product type | Dual-band outdoor airMAX wireless radio |
| Dimensions | 190 × 46 mm |
| Weight | 190 g |
| Enclosure | Aluminium and rubber, IP67 weatherproofing |
| Network interface | One Gigabit Ethernet RJ45 port |
| Power method | 24V passive PoE, 2-pair; supported input 20–27V DC |
| Power adapter | 24V DC, 0.3A Gigabit PoE adapter; officially listed as not included |
| Maximum power consumption | 7W |
| Maximum transmit power | 22 dBm |
| Antenna connector | N-type connector |
| Published total throughput | 2.4 GHz: 160+ Mbps; 5 GHz: 300+ Mbps |
| Operating modes | Access point and station |
| Management and services | Webserver, SSH, SNMP, discovery, bridging, ping watchdog, traffic shaping and statistical reporting |
| Operating temperature | -40°C to 70°C |
| Operating humidity | 5% to 95% non-condensing |
| Certifications | CE, FCC and IC; regional suitability must still be confirmed |
| Availability | Contact FourTeck for current UAE options, quantity and lead time |
Compatibility and dependency notice
The BulletAC-IP67 should be treated as one component in a complete outdoor wireless system. A compatible N-type antenna is required, and the antenna choice determines the coverage pattern and strongly influences link performance. The official product information also states that the 24V DC, 0.3A Gigabit PoE adapter is not included. Buyers should therefore verify the injector model, mains plug type, Ethernet cable category, shielded cabling requirement, grounding path, surge protection and mounting accessories.
Frequency availability is region dependent. A radio capable of operating across broad 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz ranges must still be configured only for channels and power levels permitted in the destination country. Link performance is configuration dependent and should not be estimated from maximum published throughput alone. Distance, interference, channel width, modulation, antenna alignment, cable quality, weather, Fresnel-zone clearance and traffic type all influence actual results.
A practical purchase and deployment journey
Define the traffic
Document the application, number of endpoints, expected aggregate throughput, acceptable latency and any future growth. A camera link, internet backhaul and building bridge may have different design priorities.
Survey the wireless path
Check line of sight, Fresnel clearance, mounting height, nearby obstructions and spectrum conditions. Photographs, coordinates and elevation data help produce a more reliable design.
Select antennas and accessories
Choose compatible N-type antennas, brackets, shielded cabling, PoE injectors, surge protectors and grounding components. Confirm connector orientation and mechanical loading.
Configure and test
Apply regional settings, choose channels, set access-point and station roles, align antennas, validate Ethernet negotiation and test throughput under realistic conditions.
Document and maintain
Record IP addresses, firmware versions, mounting details, cable routes, credentials, link metrics and maintenance access. Periodically inspect connectors, seals and grounding.
Antenna choice defines the link
Unlike a radio with a permanently integrated antenna, the BulletAC-IP67 places antenna selection in the hands of the designer. That can be a major advantage when a project needs a specific beamwidth, gain, polarisation or mounting method. It also creates a responsibility to ensure the selected antenna is electrically and mechanically suitable.
A high-gain directional antenna can concentrate energy toward a remote endpoint, while an omni-directional antenna spreads coverage more broadly. Higher gain is not automatically better. Narrow beams require more precise alignment, and local rules may limit the total effective radiated power. The antenna weight and wind loading should not place damaging stress on the connector. Ubiquiti advises vertical mounting to reduce stress on the N-type connection, with a right-angle adapter used where necessary.
Throughput must be interpreted carefully
The published figures of 160+ Mbps at 2.4 GHz and 300+ Mbps at 5 GHz describe the platform capability under suitable conditions. They are not a guaranteed application throughput for every site. Wireless networks carry protocol overhead, and performance can fall when the signal is weak, interference is present, channel width is restricted or the link is poorly aligned.
A buyer should begin with the traffic requirement rather than the headline number. For surveillance, calculate total camera bit rate and allow headroom. For building connectivity, consider simultaneous users, backups, voice traffic and cloud applications. For service-provider use, evaluate contention, quality-of-service policies and future subscriber demand. FourTeck can help translate these requirements into a realistic design discussion.
Outdoor reliability needs more than an IP rating
IP67 weatherproofing supports deployment in dusty and wet environments, but long-term reliability depends on the complete installation. Outdoor Ethernet should be protected against water ingress, ultraviolet exposure, mechanical damage and induced surges. A drip loop should prevent water from following the cable into the connector area, and cable glands or boots should be fitted correctly.
Grounding and surge protection are especially important on rooftops, towers and exposed poles. The radio should be positioned so technicians can inspect it safely. In coastal locations, salt exposure may require additional attention to fasteners and connectors. The operating temperature range is broad, but enclosure temperature, direct sun and nearby heat sources should still be considered.
Ideal environments and use cases
Warehouses and industrial yards
A planned bridge can connect gatehouses, remote offices, weighing stations or cameras. Heavy machinery, metal structures and changing obstructions should be considered during the survey.
Construction and temporary sites
The compact radio can support temporary connectivity where cabling is not practical. Power availability, mast stability and the changing site layout need regular review.
Agriculture and remote facilities
Farms, pump stations and remote buildings may use wireless backhaul for monitoring or internet access. Vegetation growth and seasonal obstructions can affect the path.
Hospitality and compounds
Detached facilities, staff areas or service buildings can be linked without creating a general-purpose guest Wi-Fi design. Network segmentation and security remain separate decisions.
Integration and operational considerations
The BulletAC-IP67 operates as a bridge, so the surrounding Ethernet network must be designed with appropriate IP addressing, VLANs, spanning-tree behaviour and security controls. A transparent bridge can carry traffic efficiently, but it can also extend broadcast domains and expose remote devices if segmentation is not planned. CCTV, operational technology and guest connectivity should not automatically share the same network.
Management access should be restricted to authorised administrators. Change default credentials, use a controlled management subnet where practical and maintain a firmware policy. SNMP and statistical reporting can support monitoring, while ping watchdog can assist with basic recovery behaviour. These functions should be configured deliberately rather than enabled without an operational plan.
Power design is another key dependency. The radio uses passive PoE and should be connected only to a compatible injector or power source. Label passive PoE circuits clearly to reduce the risk of connecting incompatible equipment. Where the link supports an important business service, consider UPS protection for the local network equipment and document how the link will be restored after a power event.
Buyer questions to resolve before ordering
Share endpoint coordinates, mounting heights and visible obstructions so the antenna and link budget can be evaluated.
Provide expected average and peak throughput, application type and future growth rather than relying only on an internet package speed.
Confirm pattern, gain, polarisation, connector, mounting and permitted effective radiated power.
List radios, antennas, PoE injectors, surge protection, cable, brackets, installation, configuration, testing and documentation.
Procurement checklist
☐ Exact model BulletAC-IP67 and required quantity
☐ Endpoint coordinates and link distance
☐ Required 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz operation
☐ Compatible N-type antenna for each radio
☐ Antenna gain, beamwidth and mounting method
☐ 24V passive PoE injector quantity and plug type
☐ Shielded outdoor Ethernet cable and connectors
☐ Surge protection, grounding and earthing plan
☐ Pole, wall or tower mounting accessories
☐ Installation access and safety requirements
☐ Configuration, alignment and testing scope
☐ Firmware, documentation and support expectations
☐ UAE availability and vendor lead-time confirmation
☐ Warranty terms shown on the supplier quotation
How FourTeck can assist
Requirement clarification
FourTeck can review the intended application, distance, traffic profile and site information so the request is converted into a clearer bill of materials.
Antenna and accessory planning
The quotation can be coordinated around the radio, suitable antenna options, PoE injectors, mounting, cabling and protection components, subject to compatibility confirmation.
Configuration scope
Buyers can request access-point and station setup, regional configuration, alignment support, performance testing and documentation as separately defined services.
Quotation coordination
Current availability, quantity, lead time, warranty guidance and delivery coordination can be confirmed after the exact requirement and destination are provided.
Explore FourTeck technology products, review available installation and configuration services, or contact the Dubai sales team with your link requirements.
UAE availability and support guidance
Contact FourTeck to confirm current UAE availability for the Ubiquiti airMAX Bullet AC IP67. Availability may depend on quantity, vendor lead time, regional supply and the accessories needed to complete the link. A quotation should identify whether the radio is supplied alone or with antennas, PoE injectors, surge protection, mounting hardware and services. Delivery and project coordination can be discussed after the exact requirement is confirmed.
For deployments across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman, buyers should share the installation location, link distance, required capacity and desired schedule. Installation and configuration scope should be included in the quotation when required. Site access, working-at-height requirements, cabling routes and power readiness can affect the service scope, so these details should be reviewed before a visit is planned.
GCC Availability
FourTeck can assist organisations planning BulletAC-IP67 deployments in GCC markets by reviewing the wireless requirement, confirming the exact model, discussing antenna and accessory selection, coordinating quotations and defining configuration or installation needs. Projects in the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman may have different frequency rules, power requirements, delivery arrangements and site conditions. Product availability, service visits, vendor lead times and delivery schedules can vary by country, model, quantity and project scope. Buyers should provide the destination country, required quantity, link distance, preferred frequency band, antenna requirement and target deployment schedule. Where installation is needed, details about mounting height, site access, power, cabling and safety procedures should also be supplied. FourTeck can then help structure the request and identify items that need confirmation before the order is placed. For regional enquiries, buyers may also use the FourTeck Kuwait resource or the main FourTeck contact channel.
Africa Availability
Organisations evaluating the Ubiquiti BulletAC-IP67 for projects in Africa can contact FourTeck for product, antenna, accessory and deployment guidance. The correct design may differ between an urban building bridge, a rural access link, an industrial camera network and a temporary project site. Availability and fulfilment can depend on the destination, quantity, vendor lead time, licence or regional settings, power standards, shipping arrangements and local project conditions. Buyers should share the destination country, endpoint coordinates where available, link distance, traffic requirement, preferred deployment date and any expectations for installation, configuration or support. FourTeck can help review the bill of materials and identify dependencies before quotation. Support for regional planning may include East African markets such as Kenya and Uganda as well as other selected destinations, subject to project review. Visit the FourTeck Africa technology portal or the dedicated Kenya resource for regional contact options.
Related products and services to evaluate
Compatible airMAX antennas
Select only an antenna with the required connector, band, gain, polarisation and mechanical suitability. Compatibility should be confirmed for the proposed design.
24V passive PoE injector
The official specification lists the Gigabit PoE adapter as not included. Include a compatible injector and mains plug type in the quotation.
Outdoor surge protection
A suitable surge-protection and grounding plan is important for exposed Ethernet installations. Product choice depends on cable route and site conditions.
Wireless link installation
Site survey, mounting, cable work, alignment, configuration and testing can be scoped as services rather than assumed to be included with hardware.
Why businesses contact FourTeck
Buyers often need more than a single model number. A complete outdoor wireless link requires decisions about capacity, antennas, power, mounting, cable protection, configuration and support. FourTeck can help clarify these dependencies, prepare a more complete request, coordinate quotation details and discuss whether installation or configuration assistance should be included.
This approach is particularly useful when procurement teams receive a technical request without a full bill of materials. FourTeck can work with the information available, identify missing details and help the customer confirm the exact requirement before placing an order. Learn more about FourTeck and discuss your deployment through the business technology contact page.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Ubiquiti BulletAC-IP67 used for?
It is an outdoor dual-band airMAX radio used to create wireless bridges or access-point and station links with a separately selected N-type antenna.
Does the BulletAC-IP67 include an antenna?
The radio uses an N-type antenna connector, so the correct compatible antenna should be selected and confirmed as part of the bill of materials.
Is the PoE injector included?
Ubiquiti’s current product specification lists the 24V DC, 0.3A Gigabit PoE adapter as not included. Confirm the injector in the quotation.
Can it operate on both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz?
Yes, it is a dual-band radio. The channels and transmit power that may be used depend on regional regulations and configuration.
What throughput should I expect?
Published totals are 160+ Mbps at 2.4 GHz and 300+ Mbps at 5 GHz. Actual application throughput depends on interference, alignment, antenna choice, distance, channel width and traffic conditions.
Is it suitable for CCTV links?
It can be considered for CCTV backhaul when the link is properly designed and the aggregate camera traffic, latency, power and reliability requirements have been assessed.
Does IP67 mean no additional weather protection is needed?
No. A professional installation still needs correct orientation, cable sealing, drip loops, grounding, surge protection and secure mounting.
Can FourTeck assist with configuration and installation?
Configuration, antenna alignment, installation, testing and documentation can be discussed as a defined service scope based on the site and project requirements.
How do I request a quotation in Dubai?
Provide the model, quantity, link distance, antenna requirement, destination, required accessories and any installation or configuration needs so FourTeck can coordinate an appropriate quotation.
Confirm the complete BulletAC-IP67 requirement
Share your link distance, application, quantity, antenna preference, mounting location and service needs. FourTeck can assist with model confirmation, bill-of-material review, UAE availability and quotation coordination.
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