Mikrotik wAP LR2 kit 300 Mbit/s branco Power over Ethernet PoE

The MikroTik wAP LR2 kit is an out-of-the-box LoRa® gateway and outdoor access point designed for industrial and IoT deployments. It combines a pre-installed UDP packet forwarder compatible with public or private LoRa® servers and a weatherproof wireless access point with 2.4 GHz WLAN and an Ethernet port with PoE-in. This unit supports LoRa® operation in the 2.4 GHz band, providing higher bandwidth and data rates while reducing airtime thanks to Chirp modulation, and it retains the proven wAP form factor for reliable performance in harsh outdoor conditions.

Advantages

The device delivers higher throughput by using 2.4 GHz for LoRa®, resulting in increased data rates and reduced airtime compared with sub-GHz deployments. Chirp modulation prevents interference with standard 2.4 GHz WLAN signals. The kit includes an internal 2 dBi WLAN and 4.7 dBi LoRa® antenna and supports an optional external antenna (recommended: TOF-2400-8V-4) to extend coverage. The weatherproof, compact wAP enclosure provides stable operation outdoors and offers PoE-in over the Ethernet port for flexible installation.

Suitable for

• Industrial sensor networks with high device density
• Outdoor IoT gateways and LoRa® backhaul
• Private or public LoRa® server connectivity

Key specifications

• Model: RBwAPR-2nD+R11e-LR2
• Maximum data transfer rate: 300 Mbit/s (2.4 GHz)
• WLAN standards: IEEE 802.11b/g/n
• LoRa® operation in 2.4 GHz band with Chirp modulation
• Internal antennas: 2 dBi WLAN, 4.7 dBi LoRa® (external antenna supported; recommended TOF-2400-8V-4)
• Ethernet port with Power over Ethernet (PoE-in)
• Colour: White
• Note: device has no built-in LTE modem; SIM slot can only be used if the LoRa interface card is removed and replaced by an LTE modem

How to use

Install the wAP LR2 kit outdoors using appropriate mounting hardware, connect the Ethernet cable to a PoE injector or PoE switch to power the device, and configure the pre-installed UDP packet forwarder to point to your public or private LoRa® server. If additional range is required, attach a supported external antenna to the LoRa® connector. Use the 2.4 GHz WLAN interface for local management or as a backend connection as needed.

Recommendations

For best LoRa® coverage in dense deployments, use the recommended TOF-2400-8V-4 omni antenna and place gateways with adequate spacing to avoid RF congestion; verify server endpoint settings for the UDP packet forwarder and remember the device lacks an internal LTE modem — replace the LoRa interface card with an LTE modem only if cellular connectivity is required.