Ubiquiti UniFi U7-LR Long-Range WiFi 7 Access Point in Kenya

Ubiquiti UniFi U7-LR in Kenya

The Ubiquiti UniFi U7 Long-Range (U7-LR) is a professional long-range WiFi 7 access point designed for offices, hotels, schools, warehouses, healthcare facilities, large homes and other environments where extended wireless coverage and modern multi-gigabit networking are required. Ubiquiti describes the U7-LR as a compact ceiling-mount WiFi 7 AP with five spatial streams and extended signal range. 

The U7-LR combines a 3×3 5GHz radio and 2×2 2.4GHz radio, providing five total spatial streams. It supports up to 4.3Gbps theoretical PHY rate on 5GHz, up to 688Mbps on 2.4GHz, a 2.5GbE Ethernet uplink, and PoE power. Ubiquiti's published specifications rate it for approximately 160m² / 1,750ft² coverage and 300+ connected clients.

An important distinction is that the U7-LR is a dual-band WiFi 7 AP, operating on 2.4GHz and 5GHz. It does not have a 6GHz radio. WiFi 7 does not automatically mean 6GHz support, so buyers who specifically require 6GHz should compare the U7-LR with tri-band models such as the U7 Pro.

Ubiquiti U7-LR Key Features

Feature	Specification
Product Name	UniFi U7 Long-Range
Model	U7-LR
Wi-Fi Standard	WiFi 7
Radio Bands	2.4GHz + 5GHz
Spatial Streams	5
5GHz MIMO	3×3 DL/UL MU-MIMO
2.4GHz MIMO	2×2 DL/UL MU-MIMO
5GHz Max PHY Rate	4.3Gbps
2.4GHz Max PHY Rate	688Mbps
5GHz Max Channel Width	160MHz
Ethernet Uplink	1 × 2.5GbE RJ45
Coverage Rating	160m² / 1,750ft²
Maximum Client Rating	300+
5GHz Antenna Gain	6dBi
2.4GHz Antenna Gain	4dBi
5GHz Max TX Power	27dBm
2.4GHz Max TX Power	26dBm
Power Method	PoE
Maximum Power Consumption	14W
Dimensions	Ø175.7 × 43mm
Weight	448g
Mounting	Ceiling / Wall
Best For	Extended-coverage professional WiFi 7 networks

Ubiquiti's published technical data confirms the five-stream architecture, 160m² coverage rating, 300+ client capacity, 2.5GbE uplink and PoE power method. 

Five Spatial Streams

The U7-LR provides five total spatial streams:

3 streams on 5GHz

plus

2 streams on 2.4GHz. 

This is an unusual and useful configuration because the 5GHz radio operates as 3×3 DL/UL MU-MIMO, rather than the more common 2×2 architecture used by many value-oriented access points.

The extra 5GHz spatial stream contributes to the U7-LR's long-range and capacity-oriented positioning.

It does not mean every connected phone or laptop will use three spatial streams. Many client devices remain 2×2.

3×3 5GHz WiFi 7 Radio

The U7-LR's primary performance radio is its 3×3 5GHz WiFi 7 radio.

Published specifications include:

• 3×3 DL/UL MU-MIMO

• Up to 4.3Gbps theoretical PHY rate

• Up to 160MHz channel width

• 6dBi antenna gain

• Up to 27dBm transmit power 

This combination is particularly useful for larger spaces where both wireless capacity and stronger coverage are important.

4.3Gbps 5GHz Wireless Rate

The U7-LR supports a theoretical 5GHz PHY rate of up to:

4.3Gbps at 160MHz. 

This figure should not be interpreted as a guaranteed 4.3Gbps internet speed.

Actual throughput depends on factors such as client capability, signal strength, interference, channel width, protocol overhead, number of active users, switch capacity and internet bandwidth.

The 4.3Gbps figure represents the maximum radio-link rate under suitable conditions.

2.4GHz WiFi 7 Radio

The U7-LR also includes a 2×2 DL/UL MU-MIMO 2.4GHz radio.

Its published specifications include:

• Up to 688Mbps PHY rate

• Up to 40MHz channel width

• 4dBi antenna gain

• Up to 26dBm transmit power 

The 2.4GHz band remains valuable for devices such as IoT equipment, printers, POS terminals and older wireless clients, as well as devices that need better propagation through obstacles.

Dual-Band WiFi 7

The U7-LR is a dual-band WiFi 7 AP.

It operates on:

2.4GHz

and

5GHz. 

Does U7-LR Have 6GHz?

No.

This is an important difference between the U7-LR and models such as the U7 Pro.

WiFi generation and radio-band support are separate specifications. A product can support WiFi 7 without including a 6GHz radio.

For many offices, schools, hotels and existing deployments, dual-band operation can still be highly practical because most existing client devices use 2.4GHz and 5GHz.

160MHz Channel Width

The U7-LR supports WiFi 7 EHT channel widths of:

20 / 40 / 80 / 160MHz. 

Wider channels can increase theoretical throughput when sufficient clean spectrum is available.

However, 160MHz is not automatically the best choice for every installation.

In a building with several APs or substantial neighboring Wi-Fi interference, narrower channels may allow better channel reuse and more predictable overall performance.

2.5GbE Ethernet Uplink

One of the biggest improvements over older Long-Range UniFi APs is the U7-LR's 2.5GbE RJ45 uplink. 

A suitable modern network could therefore use:

Fibre / Starlink

↓

Multi-Gigabit Router or Gateway

↓

2.5GbE PoE Switch

↓

U7-LR

↓

WiFi Clients

This gives the access point substantially more wired headroom than older models limited to Gigabit Ethernet.

Why 2.5GbE Matters on the U7-LR

The U7-LR's 5GHz radio can negotiate wireless PHY rates above 1Gbps, so a conventional Gigabit uplink could become a significant bottleneck.

Its 2.5GbE interface allows more than Gigabit-class traffic between the access point and the wired LAN when connected to compatible infrastructure. 

However, using a 2.5GbE port does not guarantee 2.5Gbps internet speeds. The complete path must support the required performance.

That includes the:

Internet connection → Gateway → Switch → Cabling → AP → Client

Can U7-LR Work with a Gigabit Switch?

Yes, provided the switch meets the AP's power requirements.

However, connecting it to a 1GbE switch means the Ethernet connection becomes limited to Gigabit speed.

For new installations, a 2.5GbE-capable PoE switch is preferable where budget and network requirements justify it.

Ubiquiti itself promotes a 2.5G PoE+ adapter and Flex 2.5G PoE switch alongside the U7-LR. 

160m² Long-Range Coverage

Ubiquiti rates the U7-LR for approximately:

160m²

or

1,750ft² of coverage. 

This is why the model carries the Long-Range designation.

It can be particularly useful in:

Large offices

Hotels

Schools

Warehouses

Restaurants

Large homes

Training centres

Healthcare facilities

However, 160m² is a manufacturer planning figure rather than a guaranteed real-world result.

What Affects U7-LR Coverage?

Actual wireless range depends heavily on the building.

Factors include:

• Reinforced concrete

• Stone walls

• Metal partitions

• Glass

• Furniture

• Ceiling height

• Floor slabs

• Nearby Wi-Fi networks

• AP mounting position

• Client-device antenna capability

A large open-plan office may achieve substantially different coverage from a concrete building containing many small rooms.

Long-Range Does Not Mean Unlimited Range

The U7-LR can transmit strongly, particularly with published maximum TX power of 27dBm on 5GHz and 26dBm on 2.4GHz. 

However, Wi-Fi communication is two-way.

The smartphone or laptop must also transmit information back to the AP.

A high-power access point cannot completely compensate for a weak client transmitter.

This is why multiple properly positioned APs often outperform one access point attempting to cover an entire multi-room or multi-floor building.

300+ Client Capacity

Ubiquiti gives the U7-LR a manufacturer rating of:

300+ connected clients. 

This makes it suitable for commercial environments with many wireless devices.

However, the 300+ figure should be interpreted as an association-capacity rating.

300 associated clients does not mean 300 simultaneous heavy users will each receive high-speed performance.

Real capacity depends on:

• Airtime utilization

• Application type

• Signal strength

• Channel planning

• Number of active users

• Internet bandwidth

PoE Powered

The U7-LR is powered through Ethernet using PoE, allowing network data and electrical power to reach the AP through the same Ethernet cable. Ubiquiti's published specification lists a maximum power consumption of approximately 14W. 

This simplifies ceiling installations because a separate electrical socket does not need to be installed beside the AP.

For multi-AP networks, the PoE budget of the switch should still be calculated carefully.

U7-LR Power Budget

Using the published maximum consumption of 14W:

4 U7-LR APs × 14W = 56W

8 U7-LR APs × 14W = 112W

This is the AP load before accounting for other PoE devices and appropriate design margin.

A network may also need to power:

• IP cameras

• VoIP phones

• Door-access equipment

• Other access points

• Network bridges

The switch should therefore be selected according to both port speed and total PoE budget.

U7-LR Dimensions

The U7-LR measures approximately:

Ø175.7 × 43mm

and weighs approximately:

448g. 

This gives it a relatively compact ceiling-mounted form factor despite its long-range positioning.

The enclosure uses polycarbonate and aluminum-alloy construction. 

Ceiling and Wall Mounting

The U7-LR supports both:

Ceiling mounting

and

Wall mounting.

A plastic mounting plate is included according to the published technical specification. 

For most indoor commercial environments, ceiling mounting is generally preferable because it can provide more predictable radio distribution across the occupied space.

UniFi Network Management

The U7-LR forms part of the wider UniFi ecosystem and can be centrally managed alongside compatible UniFi gateways, switches and other access points.

This allows administrators to manage:

• SSIDs

• Connected devices

• VLANs

• Radio settings

• Transmit power

• Channels

• Guest networks

• Authentication

• Speed limits

• Roaming

• Wireless mesh

from a centralized network interface.

Wireless Meshing

The U7-LR supports wireless meshing. 

A mesh deployment could look like:

Wired UniFi AP

↓

Wireless Backhaul

↓

U7-LR

This can help when Ethernet cannot be installed in a particular location.

However, wired backhaul remains preferable whenever practical.

Preferred

PoE Switch → Ethernet → U7-LR

Alternative

UniFi AP → Wireless Mesh → U7-LR

Wireless backhaul consumes radio airtime that could otherwise serve clients.

Band Steering

The U7-LR supports band steering, which can help encourage compatible devices toward 5GHz where appropriate. 

This can leave 2.4GHz available for:

• IoT devices

• Older equipment

• Longer-range clients

The client device still participates in the final band-selection decision.

Fast Roaming

The U7-LR supports modern roaming-assistance technologies including:

802.11k Radio Resource Management

802.11v BSS Transition Management

802.11r Fast Roaming.

These are particularly useful when several UniFi access points are installed throughout one property.

For example:

Reception U7-LR

↓

Office U7-LR

↓

Meeting Area U7-LR

↓

Warehouse U7-LR

can broadcast consistent wireless networks while compatible clients move between coverage areas.

Multiple SSIDs and VLANs

A business can use the U7-LR to distribute several logically separated wireless networks.

For example:

VLAN	Network
10	Management
20	Staff
30	Guests
40	IoT
50	POS
60	CCTV / Infrastructure

The AP provides wireless access, while routing, firewall rules and inter-VLAN security should be handled by the gateway or firewall.

U7-LR for Large Offices

The U7-LR is particularly well suited to larger office environments where extended coverage and modern wireless performance are required.

A typical installation could use:

Fibre / Starlink

↓

Multi-Gigabit Gateway

↓

2.5GbE PoE Switch

↓

Multiple U7-LR APs

↓

Staff + Guests + IoT

The APs can then be distributed across reception, open offices, boardrooms, meeting rooms and common areas.

U7-LR for Hotels

Hotels can use U7-LR access points across:

Reception

Lobby

Restaurants

Conference facilities

Business centres

Common areas

Corridors

Its 300+ client rating and extended coverage can make it useful in shared areas with substantial numbers of connected devices. 

For individual hotel rooms, in-wall APs may still provide more targeted room-by-room coverage.

U7-LR for Schools and Colleges

Possible installation areas include:

• Classrooms

• Libraries

• Administration blocks

• Computer labs

• Staff rooms

• Training rooms

• Common spaces

The combination of WiFi 7, 300+ client rating and extended coverage can be useful for modern education networks.

High-density lecture halls should still be designed around actual airtime demand rather than relying only on the AP's maximum associated-client specification.

U7-LR for Warehouses

Warehouses are an especially interesting use case for the U7-LR.

Its extended-range positioning can suit large open spaces and high-ceiling environments, although shelving, stored goods, machinery and metal structures can substantially change RF propagation.

Potential wireless clients include:

• Handheld scanners

• Tablets

• Warehouse computers

• Smartphones

• Inventory terminals

• IoT equipment

A proper wireless survey is particularly valuable in warehouse environments.

U7-LR for Hospitals and Clinics

The U7-LR can also support larger healthcare environments where several wireless networks need to coexist.

For example:

Clinical Staff

Administration

Guest Wi-Fi

IoT

Approved Equipment

The AP provides wireless connectivity, while VLANs, firewall policies and authentication should protect sensitive networks.

U7-LR for Restaurants

A larger restaurant can use separate wireless networks for:

POS

Staff

Management

Guests

IoT

The U7-LR's extended coverage can be useful where dining, reception and operational areas need to be covered from strategically positioned APs.

U7-LR for Large Homes

The U7-LR is also suitable for larger homes where WiFi 7 and broader coverage are required.

For example:

Router / Gateway

↓

2.5GbE PoE Switch

↓

Ground-Floor U7-LR

•  

Upper-Floor U7-LR

This is generally better than expecting a single long-range AP to penetrate multiple reinforced floors.

U7-LR for Starlink

The U7-LR can distribute a Starlink internet connection across a larger property.

A typical architecture is:

Starlink

↓

Router / Gateway

↓

PoE Switch

↓

U7-LR

The access point improves the local Wi-Fi network.

It does not increase the bandwidth supplied by Starlink itself.

U7-LR for Fibre Internet

The U7-LR is especially attractive for faster fibre deployments because of its 2.5GbE uplink.

For example:

2Gbps Fibre

↓

Multi-Gigabit Gateway

↓

2.5GbE PoE Switch

↓

U7-LR

This provides more wired headroom than older Gigabit-only UniFi access points.

U7-LR vs U6-LR

Feature	U7-LR	U6-LR
Wi-Fi Generation	WiFi 7	WiFi 6 family
Spatial Streams	5	8
5GHz MIMO	3×3	4×4
2.4GHz MIMO	2×2	4×4
5GHz PHY	4.3Gbps	2.4Gbps
Uplink	2.5GbE	1GbE
Coverage	160m²	185m²
Clients	300+	350+
6GHz	No	No
Platform	Newer WiFi 7	Older WiFi 6

The U6-LR remains unusual because of its eight-stream 4×4/4×4 radio architecture and larger manufacturer coverage rating.

The U7-LR instead emphasizes a newer WiFi 7 platform, faster 5GHz PHY rate and 2.5GbE wired connectivity.

For a completely new multi-gigabit installation, the U7-LR is therefore particularly attractive.

U7-LR vs U7 Lite

Feature	U7-LR	U7 Lite
Wi-Fi	WiFi 7	WiFi 7
Bands	2.4 + 5GHz	2.4 + 5GHz
Spatial Streams	5	4
5GHz MIMO	3×3	2×2
Uplink	2.5GbE	2.5GbE
Coverage	160m²	115m²
Clients	300+	200+
Target	Extended coverage	Compact/value

The U7 Lite is a better fit for smaller rooms, homes and modest offices.

The U7-LR is more appropriate when coverage and client capacity are higher priorities.

U7-LR vs U7 Pro

Feature	U7-LR	U7 Pro
Wi-Fi	WiFi 7	WiFi 7
Bands	2.4 + 5GHz	2.4 + 5 + 6GHz
Spatial Streams	5	6
5GHz MIMO	3×3	2×2
6GHz	No	Yes
Ethernet	2.5GbE	2.5GbE
Coverage	160m²	140m²
Clients	300+	300+

The U7-LR focuses more heavily on extended dual-band coverage.

The U7 Pro is preferable when 6GHz and tri-band operation are important.

For a large site dominated by 2.4GHz and 5GHz clients, the U7-LR may make more sense. For a modern environment with many 6GHz-capable devices, the U7 Pro deserves consideration.

U7-LR vs U7 Outdoor

The U7-LR is primarily a ceiling/wall access point for indoor-style deployments, whereas the U7 Outdoor is designed specifically for outdoor coverage.

Ubiquiti rates the U7 Outdoor for 465m² / 5,000ft², provides IPX6 weather protection, directional and omnidirectional antenna options, and uses a 2.5GbE uplink. 

For open compounds, gardens, parking areas, outdoor hospitality spaces or school grounds, the U7 Outdoor is generally the more appropriate choice.

Advantages of Ubiquiti U7-LR

The U7-LR provides a strong combination of:

• WiFi 7

• Five spatial streams

• 3×3 5GHz MU-MIMO

• 2×2 2.4GHz MU-MIMO

• Up to 4.3Gbps 5GHz PHY rate

• Up to 688Mbps 2.4GHz PHY rate

• 160MHz channels

• 2.5GbE uplink

• 160m² manufacturer coverage rating

• 300+ client capacity

• High-gain integrated antennas

• PoE power

• Wireless meshing

• Band steering

• Fast roaming

• Centralized UniFi management

Limitations of Ubiquiti U7-LR

No 6GHz Radio

The U7-LR is dual-band.

If 6GHz is a requirement, consider a compatible tri-band UniFi AP.

Not 4×4 on 5GHz

The 5GHz radio is 3×3, not 4×4. 

Coverage Is Not Guaranteed

The 160m² rating is a planning figure. Walls, interference and building materials can reduce usable coverage.

2.5GbE Infrastructure Is Needed for Full Wired Benefit

The AP can operate on slower Ethernet infrastructure, but a Gigabit uplink will prevent the network from making full use of its 2.5GbE capability.

Long-Range Cannot Overcome Weak Clients

Smartphones and laptops still need enough transmit power to communicate back to the AP.

Who Should Buy the Ubiquiti U7-LR?

The U7-LR is especially suitable for:

Large offices

Hotels

Schools and colleges

Warehouses

Hospitals and clinics

Restaurants

Training centres

Large homes

Commercial premises

Existing UniFi users upgrading to WiFi 7

New multi-gigabit wireless deployments

It is particularly attractive where 5GHz coverage, 2.5GbE and WiFi 7 matter more than 6GHz support.

Typical U7-LR Network Architecture

A professional installation can use:

Fibre / Starlink

↓

Multi-Gigabit Gateway

↓

2.5GbE PoE Switch

↓

U7-LR Access Points

↓

WiFi 7 / WiFi 6 / WiFi 5 Clients

For a larger property:

2.5GbE PoE Switch

├── U7-LR – Reception
├── U7-LR – Main Office
├── U7-LR – Meeting Area
└── U7-LR – Warehouse / Common Area

This provides a scalable architecture instead of attempting to cover every space with one access point.

Ubiquiti U7-LR Price in Kenya

Kenya market listings currently show the U7-LR at different prices depending on seller, VAT treatment, warranty and stock. These should be treated only as third-party market references, not Orbitlink Solutions pricing. 

Ubiquiti's own U.S. store lists the U7-LR at US$159 before its displayed surcharge at the time of checking. Again, this is an international manufacturer-store reference rather than an Orbitlink Kenya selling price. 

Contact Orbitlink Solutions for the current Ubiquiti U7-LR price and stock availability in Kenya.

The complete deployment budget may also need to account for structured cabling, PoE switching, a gateway/router, rack equipment, UPS backup and installation.

Why Buy Ubiquiti U7-LR from Orbitlink Solutions?

The U7-LR should be selected as part of the complete network design, rather than simply because it carries the Long-Range label. Its five-stream architecture, 3×3 5GHz radio, 2.5GbE uplink and 160m² manufacturer coverage rating make it particularly suitable for modern commercial networks where broader coverage and multi-gigabit connectivity are required. 

The access point should also be paired with the correct switching and cabling. A new deployment intended to use the U7-LR's multi-gigabit capability should ideally include suitable 2.5GbE Ethernet switching and appropriate PoE capacity.

Orbitlink Solutions can also help compare the U7-LR against the U7 Lite, U7 Pro, U6 Pro, U6-LR and other UniFi access points so the AP selection matches the building layout, client density and network infrastructure.

Watch the Ubiquiti U7-LR Video

The U7-LR's most distinctive technical feature is its five-stream radio architecture. Instead of using a conventional 2×2 radio on both bands, Ubiquiti gives the 5GHz side a 3×3 DL/UL MU-MIMO configuration while retaining 2×2 on 2.4GHz. Combined with 6dBi 5GHz antenna gain and up to 27dBm transmit power, this helps explain its positioning as the extended-range model in the current UniFi WiFi 7 family. 

Its 2.5GbE Ethernet interface is equally important. Older long-range UniFi products were designed around Gigabit Ethernet, whereas the U7-LR can connect to a multi-gigabit LAN. This makes it better aligned with modern fibre connections, 2.5GbE switches and networks where aggregate wireless traffic can exceed what a Gigabit uplink comfortably carries. 

At the same time, the U7-LR should not automatically replace every other UniFi AP. It has no 6GHz radio, so a U7 Pro may be more appropriate where tri-band WiFi 7 is important. Likewise, a smaller U7 Lite may be more economical in compact rooms, while purpose-built outdoor models are better for exposed exterior installations. The correct choice depends on coverage, client density, available bands, cabling and the upstream network.

Frequently Asked Questions About Ubiquiti U7-LR

Is U7-LR WiFi 7?

Yes. The U7-LR is an 802.11be WiFi 7 access point. 

Is U7-LR dual-band or tri-band?

It is dual-band, operating on 2.4GHz and 5GHz.

Does U7-LR have 6GHz?

No. Buyers who specifically need 6GHz should consider an appropriate tri-band UniFi model.

How many spatial streams does U7-LR have?

It has five spatial streams. 

Is U7-LR 3×3?

Its 5GHz radio is 3×3 DL/UL MU-MIMO. The 2.4GHz radio is 2×2. 

What is the maximum 5GHz speed?

Ubiquiti's published specification lists up to 4.3Gbps theoretical PHY rate at 160MHz. 

What is the maximum 2.4GHz speed?

Up to 688Mbps theoretical PHY rate. 

Does U7-LR have 2.5GbE?

Yes. It has one 2.5GbE RJ45 uplink.

Can U7-LR work with a Gigabit switch?

Yes, but the Ethernet link will be limited to Gigabit performance.

How much area does U7-LR cover?

Ubiquiti's manufacturer rating is approximately 160m² / 1,750ft².

Is 160m² guaranteed?

No. Real coverage depends on building materials, interference, AP placement and client capability.

How many clients can U7-LR support?

Ubiquiti lists 300+ maximum clients. 

Can 300 users all stream simultaneously?

The 300+ figure is an associated-client specification, not a guarantee of 300 simultaneous high-bandwidth users.

Does U7-LR use PoE?

Yes.

How much power does U7-LR consume?

Its published maximum consumption is approximately 14W. 

Can U7-LR be ceiling mounted?

Yes.

Can U7-LR be wall mounted?

Yes. Ubiquiti's published specifications support both ceiling and wall mounting. 

Is a mounting plate included?

Yes. The published specification lists a plastic mounting plate as included. 

Does U7-LR support wireless mesh?

Yes. 

Does U7-LR support fast roaming?

Yes. Published features include 802.11k, 802.11v and 802.11r. 

Can U7-LR work with MikroTik routers?

Yes. A U7-LR can operate behind a MikroTik or other suitable third-party router when Ethernet, DHCP, VLANs, firewall policies and PoE are configured correctly.

Can U7-LR work with Starlink?

Yes. It can distribute a Starlink connection across the local wireless network.

Does U7-LR increase Starlink speed?

No. It can improve local Wi-Fi coverage and capacity, but it cannot increase the bandwidth delivered by the Starlink internet connection.

Is U7-LR better than U6-LR?

The U7-LR offers WiFi 7, a faster 5GHz PHY rate and 2.5GbE. The U6-LR has more spatial streams and a larger manufacturer-rated coverage figure. The best choice depends on the network.

Is U7-LR better than U7 Lite?

The U7-LR provides a 3×3 5GHz radio, five total streams, larger coverage and a higher client rating. The U7 Lite is better positioned as the compact/value option.

Is U7-LR better than U7 Pro?

They serve different priorities. Choose the U7-LR when extended dual-band coverage is important. Consider the U7 Pro when 6GHz and tri-band operation are required.

What is the Ubiquiti U7-LR price in Kenya?

Contact Orbitlink Solutions for the current exact-model price and stock availability.

Buy Ubiquiti UniFi U7-LR in Kenya

The Ubiquiti UniFi U7 Long-Range is a strong choice for businesses and larger properties that need WiFi 7, extended coverage, a 3×3 5GHz radio, five spatial streams, 2.5GbE and support for 300+ associated clients. Its current architecture makes it particularly attractive for organizations upgrading from older Gigabit WiFi 5 or WiFi 6 access points. 

Its main trade-off is the absence of a 6GHz radio. Buyers should therefore compare it with the U7 Pro when 6GHz is important, or with the U7 Lite when the installation is smaller and does not require the U7-LR's extended-coverage design.

Contact Orbitlink Solutions

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Contact Orbitlink Solutions for the current Ubiquiti U7-LR price in Kenya, stock availability, compatible 2.5GbE PoE switching, structured cabling, UniFi configuration and professional wireless network installation.