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Creating a 2.4ghz band with a 5ghz bridge

Kpk · 2020-10-29 18:18:09

Hi I have set up a WiFi bridge between 2 buildings using 2 ubiquiti m5 loco nanostations. I have conflicting opinions regarding setting up a 2.4ghz network on the receiver building. A company has told me that a d- link router : 1200Mbps D-Link™ 4G Router (w/ Detachable Antennas) Can receive the 5ghz signal that has been…

29-10-2020 7:18pm

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Kpk

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Hi I have set up a WiFi bridge between 2 buildings using 2 ubiquiti m5 loco nanostations. I have conflicting opinions regarding setting up a 2.4ghz network on the receiver building. A company has told me that a d- link router :
1200Mbps D-Link™ 4G Router (w/ Detachable Antennas)
Can receive the 5ghz signal that has been bridged and can distribute a 2.4 & 5ghz signal. ( I need the 2.4ghz frequency for smart home products)

Can any one help clear up this situation before I decide to buy the router . Thanks

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