Ubiquiti NBM9-KIT NanoBridge designed for long range point to point links

The Ubiquiti NBM9-KIT NanoBridge is a 900 MHz wireless bridge designed for long-range point-to-point links. It’s ideal for rural broadband NZ and remote property connectivity, offering better penetration through trees and obstacles than higher frequency devices.

Core Technical Specifications

• Frequency: 900 MHz

• Gain: 10.6 – 11.3 dBi

• Processor: Atheros MIPS 24KC, 400 MHz

• Wind Survivability: Up to 125 mph

• Range: Up to 30+ km

• Throughput: Over 100 Mbps real outdoor performance

Ideal Use Cases in New Zealand

• Farms and rural properties needing stable wireless links

• Connectivity between buildings across wide open land

• Penetrating dense vegetation where 2.4GHz or 5GHz fail

• Deployments where wired networking is not feasible

Why It’s Perfect for NZ Conditions

The NanoBridge NBM9-KIT is engineered for rugged NZ environments, from strong winds to remote hills. It’s a go-to option for wireless service providers (WISPs), landowners, or businesses needing reliable long-distance wireless communication in NZ.

airMAX Technology Smarter Wireless for Long Range NZ Networks

Ubiquiti’s airMAX technology brings a powerful upgrade over standard WiFi protocols, especially in rural and enterprise grade wireless applications across New Zealand.

TDMA Protocol Efficient, Collision Free Communication

The NanoBridge NBM9-KIT uses Time Division Multiple Access (TDMA), a protocol where each client gets a pre-scheduled time slot to send and receive data. This system:

• Eliminates hidden node collisions

• Maximizes airtime efficiency

• Delivers better wireless performance in rural NZ compared to conventional WiFi

Intelligent QoS Smooth Voice and Video

With Intelligent Quality of Service (QoS), the NanoBridge prioritizes voice and video traffic for:

• Seamless streaming

• Reliable video conferencing

• Stable VoIP calls even in remote New Zealand areas

Built for Long Distance and Scalability

Whether you’re building a high speed wireless link across a farm, between buildings, or over hilly terrain:

• The NBM9-KIT delivers carrier class long distance connectivity

• Supports scalable point-to-point and point-to-multipoint deployments

• Ideal for WISPs, businesses, and rural property owners in NZ

Simplified Network Management with airOS

The Ubiquiti NBM9-KIT runs on airOS, an intuitive and powerful firmware that enables seamless multi-point outdoor networking perfect for rural internet providers in New Zealand or large property setups.

• Requires no training to operate

• Easy setup and reliable network performance

• Ideal for wireless bridge deployment in NZ

Smart Features Built into airOS

airOS includes advanced features to optimize wireless networks:

• ✅ Protocol Support & Ubiquiti Channelization

• ✅ Adjustable Spectral Width for better signal management

• ✅ Automatic ACK Timing & AAP Technology

• ✅ Multi-language support for ease of use across teams

These capabilities help ensure maximum performance in remote or crowded frequency environments, especially relevant in rural NZ deployments.

airView Spectrum Analyzer Minimise Interference in NZ

With airView, you gain real-time visibility into your spectrum environment, helping you avoid interference and choose the best frequency channels.

• 🔁 Waterfall view: Tracks energy over time

• 📈 Waveform view: Shows aggregated signal energy

• ⏱ Real time frequency view

• 💾 Recording feature: Automatically logs and reports interference patterns

This is essential for wireless service providers in New Zealand looking to optimize bandwidth in noisy outdoor areas.

airControl Centralised Network Monitoring Made Easy

Managing multiple NanoBridge devices across large distances? airControl lets you centrally manage and monitor your network from a single web-based interface.

• 🗺 View live network maps

• 📊 Monitor device status and health

• 🔄 Perform mass firmware upgrades

• 🧩 Manage device groups

• 📅 Automate tasks and schedules

Perfect for WISPs and system integrators in New Zealand, especially those servicing remote farms, coastal towns, or large corporate networks.