Ubiquiti Networks U7-PRO-XG-US 6-stream WiFi 7 access point
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An external PoE injector delivering 60 watts of power for compatible Ruckus access points
This external injector supplies up to 60 watts of Power over Ethernet to compatible Ruckus wireless access points. It enables installation where AC outlets are unavailable by delivering power and data over a single cable. The unit is designed specifically for the Ruckus product line.
Network administrators extending coverage to ceilings, walls or outdoor locations where mains sockets are absent will benefit from this injector. It is not suitable for devices that require more than 60 watts or for non-PoE equipment that lacks Ethernet power capability.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 4.54 kg |
| Package size | 508 × 508 × 305 mm |
The unit powers on when mains voltage is present; the access point linked to the PoE port will boot and pass traffic if the full 60 W budget is available.
The package contains the injector and a detachable AC power cord; you must provide the Ethernet patch cables that connect the injector to your switch and to the access point.
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