will this switch push power to ubiquity access points?
1003417
Yes. I am using it to push POE to an Ubiquity access point. However, POE is not enabled by default. You have to log into the switch management software and enable POE on whatever port your device is plugged in to.
1003418
strangely, only one, I think. Most of their access points require the higher power switch. Check the power output carefully
1003419
Dont like it for the price, I should of gotten a HP Switch. But yes it will..
1003420
Yes. It will power their UniFi access points. I use it for that very purpose.
1003421
Yes. That is its exact purpose. I believe by default all ports are configured for POE functionality. If you connect a device that is not POE, then reconfigured that specific port as non-POE so you don't fry a device or nic.
1003422
Yes! This is exactly what we use it for. We bought the long range 3 pack and it provides power to all 3 no problems.
1328403
There's no reason why you couldn't, however the unit is quite large. Depending on your application, you may be better off with a nanostation for this access point.
1656087
You can use these to link two switches together by setting one up as an AP and one as a client bridge. Depending on your distance and structure you might want to look at similar items from Engenius with directional antennas built in. This unit is omni directional, but again depends on the environment.
629024
No, Just make sure your Master unit is attached to the output labeled DC Power Pass and Slave units off other ports to insure 2 way communications between units
1323332
I would say no.here are the power requirements.Active Ethernet (Power over Ethernet) Proprietary PoE designPower Adapter 24 V/0.6A DC
113875
Power is always on to all ports (pins 45 and 78). It is not a good idea to plug in a non-PoE device that is using these pins.
996921
I am not sure what the Ubiquity internet booster is. If it passes POE to the camera and provides i.p. linkage to your network than it should work.
239588
No, not exactly. Sometimes wireless access points are installed in areas where there is no electrical outlet. The POE device allows the access point to get its power off of the network cable. You would put this POE device near your router or network switch. Hope that helps.
1240769
Actually Luc Roy, Your wrong... This switch can be powered from a POE switch. I plugged this switch into a Meraki 24Port POE switch this morning and was using 7W of power to power the switch. It Than also powered to Access Points. Hope this helps.
1500770
No, Only the first eight (8) ports are POE+. Of more importance is the 192 Watt total energy budget. Figure out the power demands of the equipment you are powering. I am powering four Netgear Access Points and can easily add four more. Also, when first turned on it takes about 90 seconds to detect and power remote devices before allowing data transfer. Since August 2013 to now, March 2014, the switch has only been rebooted once.
882908
I would be concerned about the voltage difference. Open-Mesh specifies an 18v POE while the Ubiquiti ToughSwitch is for APs requiring 24 to 48v. Might damage your AP equipment
2017622
Yes, but you may have to configure the POE switch for always on operation for that port since your non-POE access points can't perform 802.3af negotiation.
1338124
Per our engineer: Probably not as this device is not very granular in feature settings and I would not recommend using it for anything other than an access point.
2165262
Yes, but there's a bit of a trick to get it to work.You have to turn the device on, establish the access point, and have your devices connect to it BEFORE plugging in the power.
133181
It will be pass power thru as long as its switched on. If that's what your asking.
1409396
yes it will you have to plug them all into it and it will then just hit a button to switch between towers
776072
No. No smart or unmanaged switch can be configured. It CAN power an IP camera, but you can't assign the bandwidth. Buy a managed switch for that functionality.