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The EnGenius EnStation6 is a directional outdoor CPE operating in the 5 GHz band and supporting IEEE 802.11a/ac/ax/n standards. It integrates a 19 dBi directional antenna and up to 26 dBm transmit power to enable extended point-to-point links, with an estimated range of up to 5 miles under suitable conditions. The unit is weather-resistant (IP55) and has a compact form factor for straightforward mounting and deployment outdoors.

Advantages

The EnStation6 combines Wi‑Fi 6 (802.11ax) compatibility with beamforming optimization and a high‑gain integrated antenna to improve signal focus and range. Its high transmit power and directional design support long‑range point‑to‑point connections, while the IP55 rating and compact dimensions simplify outdoor installation and reduce maintenance needs.

Suitable for

• Point-to-point outdoor wireless links between buildings or sites
• Long-range CPE connections for internet distribution in remote areas
• Wireless backhaul where a focused 5 GHz directional link is required

Key specifications

• Frequency band: 5 GHz
• Standards: IEEE 802.11a/ac/ax/n (Wi‑Fi 6 compatible)
• Antenna gain: 19 dBi (integrated directional)
• Transmit power: up to 26 dBm
• Estimated range: up to 5 miles point-to-point (subject to site conditions)
• Ingress protection: IP55 (weather resistant)
• Colour: White
• Dimensions: height 38 mm, diameter 190 mm
• Model/MPN: EnStation6

How to use

Mount the EnStation6 on a stable pole or bracket with a clear line of sight to the remote endpoint. Align the directional antenna toward the target device and secure the mounting hardware. Connect power and data via PoE according to the manufacturer’s wiring instructions, then log in to the device web interface to configure operation mode (CPE, access point, bridge) and wireless settings. Perform link tests and fine‑tune alignment for optimal signal strength.

Recommendations

For best performance, install with unobstructed line of sight, avoid sources of RF interference, and ensure both ends of a point‑to‑point link use similar high‑gain, directional equipment. Follow local regulations for outdoor transmit power and grounding requirements.