Ubiquiti Networks U7-PRO-XG-US 6-stream WiFi 7 access point
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An Ethernet-only programmable access point for custom wireless networking deployments
The Multi-Tech Ethernet-only MPower programmable access point provides wireless networking through a wired Ethernet connection. It targets installers and IT teams who need a configurable wireless node without cellular or modem functions. The programmable platform allows custom application logic to run directly on the device.
A rugged enclosure supports wall or pole mounting in indoor or outdoor environments. Power over Ethernet simplifies cabling by delivering data and power over a single cable. The Ethernet-only design removes the need for separate power adapters at the mounting location.
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The unit draws power over its Ethernet connection so a PoE source such as an injector or a PoE-enabled switch is required.
The housing includes integrated mounting tabs for wall or ceiling installation and the package supplies the necessary screws and anchors.
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