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>>janand+(OP)
FAQ: "Can the UniFi 5G Max Outdoor work as a standalone device?" -> No. The UniFi 5G Max Outdoor must be adopted by a UniFi Cloud Gateway or UniFi Gateway and cannot function independently as a router or modem.

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>>xiconf+951
They literally list the standalone version further down the page:

* Dream Router 5G Max: The Fully Integrated UniFi Experience *

>>happyo+Ec1
but that one isn't outdoor rated.

>>kllrno+ai1
Why do you need the entire integrated setup to be outdoor-rated? That just adds tons of cost. If the antennas and modem need to be outside for signal strength reasons, so be it, but as much of your networking gear as possible should be indoors.

>>Analem+bu1
Construction projects, festivals, etc. Bad cellular reception is more likely to be an issue far from other infrastructure.

>>Retric+iC1
There are brands specifically for those markets though. Complaining about Ubiquiti not making a product for that specific use case feels like complaining about a Honda Civic not being an offroad-capable Jeep.

>>Analem+MG1
“The UniFi 5G Max lineup was created with a clear goal in mind: deliver a sleek, versatile, and exceptionally powerful 5G internet experience that works effortlessly in any environment.”

If it’s fine if you want to build a golf cart, just don’t pretend it’s an ATV.

>>Retric+8U1
Put it in a wooden box with a generator outside of it and you are good to go.