Introducing UniFi Industrial Switching and WiFi
Rugged DIN switches and IP67-rated U7 Industrial WiFi—built for demanding environments.
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Ubiquiti introduces industrial switching and WiFi products, including DIN Rail Switches and the U7 Industrial WiFi device. The DIN Rail Switches offer rugged connectivity with PoE and non-PoE configurations, while the U7 Industrial WiFi provides focused coverage with a high-gain directional antenna. These products are designed for demanding environments with features like extreme temperature resistance and IP67 protection.
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Introducing
Industrial Switching & WiFi
Introducing: Industrial Switching & WiFi
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Available Nov 2026: DIN Rail Switches
Rugged connectivity for demanding environments, with PoE, non-PoE, and 2.5G
configurations to fit your installation.
Built for Extreme Temperatures
Fanless Design
Help Keep Critical Equipment Connected
Dual power inputs support power redundancy, while an integrated alarm relay signals faults.
Flexible Mounting
Left, right, or rear positioning adapts to your installation for a cleaner fit and cable routing—
even in tight spaces.
Left, right, or rear positioning adapts to your installation for a cleaner fit and cable routing— even in tight spaces.
Available Now: U7 Industrial
Focused WiFi coverage with a high-gain directional antenna, protected by a rugged metal enclosure with IP67 protection.
High-Gain Directional Antenna
Support for 360-Degree Coverage
Flexible RF Engine
High-Gain
Directional Antenna
Focused WiFi coverage
where you need it, right out of the box.
Flexible
360° Coverage
Adapt to installations that need coverage in every direction.
Flexible 360° Coverage
Custom Designed RF Isolation
Shield against interference with an integrated RF isolator engineered for wired-like reliability.
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