Outdoor 802.11ac Access PointFeaturing Wi-Fi 802.11ac and a weather-resistant case for outdoor installation, the UniFi® AP-AC Outdoor is a Ubiquiti Networks® Access Point (AP), ideal for deployment of high-performance wireless networks.Sleek Industrial Design of the Fastest Outdoor APThe UniFi® AP-AC Outdoor can be mounted seamlessly on any wall or pole (mounting kits included). The LED indicator simplifies deployment and configuration.Breakthrough Hardware PerformanceThe UniFi® AP-AC Outdoor supports up to 1300 Mbps in the 5 GHz band and up to 450 Mbps in the 2.4 GHz band.Powerful 3x3 MIMOThe UniFi® AP-AC Outdoor supports 3x3 MIMO technology in the 5 and 2.4 GHz radio bands.Built to Last OutdoorsThe durable, weatherproof case withstands outdoor conditions, including wind, rain and snow.Simultaneous Dual-Band Wi-FiThe UniFi® AP-AC Outdoor supports simultaneous operation in the 5 and 2.4 GHz radio bands.Gigabit Ethernet & PoE+Capable of gigabit speeds, the UniFi® AP-AC Outdoor can be powered by a PoE+, 802.3at compliant switch or the included 48V PoE Adapter.Scalability for ThousandsWith its software-based capabilities, the UniFi® virtual control plane allows for unlimited scalability under one centralized controller.

No Software FeesThe UniFi® Controller software is bundled with the UniFi AP hardware at no extra charge — no separate software, licensing or support fee.Scalable Enterprise Wi-Fi ManagementThe UniFi® Controller software is a powerful, enterprise wireless software engine ideal for high-density client deployments requiring low latency and high uptime performance. A single UniFi Controller running in the cloud can manage multiple sites: multiple, distributed deployments and multi-tenancy for managed service providers.Advanced Software FeaturesIntuitive and Robust Configuration, Control and MonitoringInstantly provision and configure thousands of UniFi® APs. Quickly manage system traffic.Custom Maps and Google MapsUpload custom map images or use Google Maps for a visual representation of your wireless network.WLAN GroupsTake advantage of WLAN groups for flexible configuration of large deployments and enable wireless connection between APs to extend range.Model ComparisonFrequency2.4 GHz2.4 GHz2.4 GHz, 5 GHz2.4 GHz, 5 GHz2.4 GHz Throughput300 Mbps300 Mbps450 Mbps450 Mbps5 GHz ThroughputN/AN/A300 Mbps1300 MbpsRange122 m183 m122 m122 mFrequency2.4 GHz5 GHz2.4 GHz, 5 GHz2.4 GHz Throughput300 MbpsN/A450 Mbps5 GHz ThroughputN/A300 Mbps1300 MbpsRange183 m183 m183 mDownloads ® ® ® ® ® ® Related Products

Sometimes what’s wrong with your air conditioning and heating system really doesn’t require the service of an expert repair person. Here are some common troubleshooting tips to go over before you call for a repair.used air handling unit for sale A/C Not Cooling or Blowing?my outside ac unit will not turn on Check circuit breakers at fuse box. how much does an ac heating unit costThe outdoor condenser unit and indoor air handler unit have their own breaker. Even if breakers appear to be in the correct position, they are often tripped. Flip circuit breaker off and back on. Indoor A/C Unit Leaking Water? If the unit is leaking water one of three possible things has occurred Drain line is plugged.

Check to see if your A/C drain line outside your home is draining properly. If it is not you can clear it by attaching a wet vacuum to the outside. Evaporator coil is dirty. Dirt, mold, and algae are growing on your coil causing it to drip> Coil is frozen with ice. Your A/C is probably low on freon. You will need to turn off the A/C and call for service. A/C Fan Runs Continuously? Make sure your thermostat is set to the “Auto” position. A/C Runs,Won’t Cool Below 78 degrees Your A/C is possibly low on freon Your ductwork in the attic is leaking Your A/C is old and inefficient and can not keep up with the heat load Your air conditioner is under sized for the heat load demand Are Some Rooms Warmer than Others? In the warmer room, make sure the vent is open or open it further. If this does not resolve the problem, the situation is the result of one of the following three conditions. The ductwork was not sized properly The system needs to be balanced by adjusting the air flow dampers in the grills

The ductwork has come apart and is leaking cool air into the attic. Thermostat Not Registering Correct Temperature? A temperature reading of within three (3) degrees up or down is considered normal. New digital thermostats are more accurate. Musty or Mildew Odor? Your ductwork got wet and is giving off a musty odor or it’s possibly growing mold. No filters were used and the ductwork is dirty and growing mold. No filters or wrong filters were used and evaporator coil is plugged up with algae, fungus, mold and bacteria. Drain pan is full of algae, fungus, mold and bacteria. Call for service and schedule an extensive 21-point Breathe Green Tune-Up When Do A/C Filters Need Cleaning? A/C filters should be kept clean or replaced monthly.You should be using filters with a minimum MERV rating of 8 or higher. Please visit our section on Indoor Air Quality (IAQ). As dirt, debris, pollen and spores accumulates on your coil over time it will grow fungus, mold and bacteria.

This build-up will restrict your air flow and cause you to have less cooling throughout your house and, at the same time, increase your electric bill. The bacteria and mold spores will circulate through your entire home and possibly affect your allergies and your health.The only way to fix this problem is to have the coil professionally cleaned. Why Should I Choose a Programmable Thermostat? Most programmable thermostats are capable of four different time and temperature settings. A programmable thermostat will reduce your power bill by fluctuating temperature settings while you are at work, away or asleep.We highly recommend this product. Is a yearly Tune-Up necessary? All A/C units should be maintained at least once per year. Burning Smell on Heat Mode? Check the circuit breakers at fuse box. Please note that when using your heat for the first time in cool weather, you may smell a slight burning odor. Dust has accumulated over the months and is burning off the heating coils.

This is normal and should last no more than 30 minutes. No Heat Coming Out of the System? Make sure the heating temperature is set above the room temperature. Check to make sure the thermostat is set to “Heat” and “Auto” position. Flip your circuit breaker off and back on. Some units can take 60 to 90 seconds before the heat cycle turns on. If you’ve allowed ample time and still no heat, turn your thermostat to the “OFF” position and call for service. Heat From System is Not Warm Enough? Make sure the temperature is set above the room temperature. As air circulates through the system, repeatedly, it will get warmer. If you have had your heat on for over 3 hours and it’s still not getting warm you need to call for service. Make sure the thermostat is set to the “Auto” position. If the actual temperature is above the temperature set, call for service. If the actual temperature is below the temperature set, the heat will continue to run until it reaches the temperature for which it is set.