



UniFi 60 GHz 10G Point-to-Point Bridge, 2-Pack
Ubiquiti UniFi Building-to-Building Bridge XG, 2-Pack (UBB-XG)
The Ubiquiti Building-to-Building Bridge XG is a 60 GHz wireless point-to-point bridge with a 10G SFP+ uplink for maximum performance and a 5 GHz backup radio. It reaches up to 500 m (1,640 ft) at up to 6 Gbps on 60 GHz, and is IPX6 weatherproof for wall or pole mounting. UBB-XG is Ubiquiti's 2-pack: two bridges paired out of the box, with two PoE power adapters.
Quick Glance
Key Features
Up to 6 Gbps on 60 GHz, with a 5 GHz backup
The main 60 GHz radio carries up to 6 Gbps over a point-to-point link of up to 500 m (1,640 ft). A 5 GHz WiFi 5 backup radio (2 x 2, up to 866.6 Mbps at BW80) gives 60 GHz and 5 GHz dual-radio redundancy. Wireless security is WPA2 AES.
10G SFP+ uplink and a GbE PoE++ port
Each bridge has one 1/10G SFP+ port and one GbE RJ45 port, the GbE port being the PoE++ input. Ubiquiti lists PoE++ passive PoE over 4 pairs or 2 pairs, 48V DC ± 10%, and a maximum power consumption of 29W. The 2-pack includes two PoE power adapters and is paired out of the box.
Aluminium and polycarbonate for outdoor mounting
The aluminum alloy and UV-resistant polycarbonate enclosure is IPX6 weatherproof and rated from -40 to 55° C (-40 to 131° F). It mounts on a wall or a 1–2.5" (25–63.5 mm) pole with a stainless steel mount, and has built-in LED alignment indicators. Managed via UniFi Console, Official UniFi Hosting or a self-hosted UniFi Network Server.
Detailed Specifications
All specifications are Ubiquiti's own, from its official tech specs and store pages, and are per bridge. UBB-XG is the paired 2-pack. Ubiquiti publishes no separate weight for the pack, and the 500 m range and 6 Gbps rate are its maximum figures.
Need-to-Know
- UBB-XG is Ubiquiti's 2-pack: two bridges paired out of the box, with (2) PoE power adapters. Ubiquiti sells a single unit separately (UBB-XG-Single) as a replacement or spare; it is not this listing.
- Every specification on this page is per bridge. Ubiquiti gives 1.7 kg (3.8 lb) per device and 2.9 kg (6.3 lb) with mount, and publishes no separate weight for the 2-pack.
- Ubiquiti specifies PoE++ passive PoE at 48V DC ± 10%, with a maximum power consumption of 29W per bridge. Use the included adapters or a source that matches; Ubiquiti does not state the adapters' plug type.
- To use the 10G SFP+ port you need an SFP+ module or cable, which Ubiquiti does not list as included.
- The 500 m (1,640 ft) figure is Ubiquiti's maximum range, and PtP is the only operating mode listed. Management needs a UniFi Console, Official UniFi Hosting or a self-hosted UniFi Network Server.
Best For / Customer Benefits
Customer Benefits
- Up to 6 Gbps on 60 GHz, with a 10G SFP+ uplink so the wired side keeps up
- Two bridges paired out of the box, with PoE power adapters for both ends
- 60 GHz and 5 GHz dual-radio redundancy for a backup path
- IPX6 weatherproof aluminium and polycarbonate enclosure with LED alignment indicators
Best For
Frequently Asked Questions
Two Building-to-Building Bridge XG units that Ubiquiti pairs out of the box, plus (2) PoE power adapters, one per bridge. Ubiquiti does not state the adapters' plug type, and lists no SFP+ module as included. A single unit is sold separately by Ubiquiti as a replacement or spare.
Ubiquiti gives a maximum data rate of 6 Gbps on 60 GHz and a maximum range of 500 m (1,640 ft). Real throughput and range depend on line of sight and weather between the two ends. The 5 GHz backup radio runs up to 866.6 Mbps at BW80.
An SFP+ module or cable that suits your switch or fibre run, which Ubiquiti does not list as included. The port is a 1/10G SFP+ port. Each bridge also has one GbE RJ45 port, which Ubiquiti describes as a GbE PoE++ port, used to power the bridge.
Yes. The enclosure is aluminum alloy and UV-resistant polycarbonate, rated IPX6, and operates from -40 to 55° C (-40 to 131° F). It mounts on a wall or a 1–2.5" (25–63.5 mm) pole, with a wind loading of 56 N at 200 km/h and LED alignment indicators for aiming.
Via a UniFi Console, Official UniFi Hosting or a self-hosted UniFi Network Server. Ubiquiti lists Ethernet and Bluetooth as management interfaces.
Need a multi-gigabit building link?
Tell us the distance, the line of sight and the uplink you use at each end, and we will confirm whether the Building Bridge XG suits the link and what SFP+ module you need.

