Introducing UniFi Long-Range PoE Switching

Extend PoE up to 800 meters over a single Ethernet cable, with 90W per port and outdoor-rated endpoints.

Tue, Oct 27 · 10:53am ET Product Launches

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Ubiquiti introduces long-range PoE switching, enabling power and data transmission over a single Ethernet cable up to 800 meters. The Long-Range Switch 8 PoE features eight ports delivering up to 90W of power. The Outdoor Long-Range Endpoint extends this range while providing built-in surge protection.

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Long-Range PoE Switching

Introducing: Long-Range PoE Switching

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Long-Range Switch 8 PoE

Power remote devices up to 800 meters away over a single Ethernet cable when paired

with the Outdoor Long-Range Endpoint*.

*Required for Long-Range Performance

Power and data over a single Ethernet cable—up to 800 meters.

Power remote devices up to 800 meters away over a single Ethernet cable when paired with the Outdoor Long-Range Endpoint*.

High Power at Long Distance

High Power at

Long Distance

Eight long-range PoE+++ ports, each delivering up to 90W of power.

Built for Remote Installations

Extend power and connectivity to remote cameras, access devices, and IoT deployments without separate electrical runs.

Outdoor Long-Range Endpoint

Extend the Long-Range Switch 8 PoE up to 800 meters with an IPX5-rated endpoint

featuring built-in surge protection.

Extend the Long-Range Switch 8 PoE up to 800 meters with an IPX5-rated endpoint featuring built-in surge protection.

Pass Through PoE+++ Port

Connectivity up to 800 meters

Connectivity up to

IPX5-Rated Outdoor Extension

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