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New
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A Feature-Complete Gateway Platform
Deploy advanced routing and security features with just a few clicks.
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Next-Gen Security
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A Feature-Complete Gateway Platform
An IT Manager's dream
Door Access
EV Charger
Enterprise Fortress Gateway
Massively Scalable
Purpose-built for the most demanding networks with 25 Gbps performance, full high availability, and NeXT AI Cybersecurity.
Dream Machines
Best for Large Deployments
Professional-grade gateway firewall that secures your organization and enables end-to-end IT from a single platform.
Compact Cloud Gateways
Ideal for Small-to-Medium Networks
The complete UniFi experience with a full suite of advanced routing and cybersecurity features in a strikingly compact form factor.
UniFi Express
Impressively Compact
All-in-one gateway, firewall, and WiFi access point with a sleek form factor that powers a network or simply meshes as an access point.
Dream Wall
Designed for Limited Space
Wall-mountable gateway firewall with an integrated WiFi access point, PoE switching, and full UniFi application support.
Dream Router
WiFi Integrated for Small Deployments
Desktop gateway firewall with an integrated WiFi access point that powers your network and two other UniFi applications.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a PoE switch?
A Power over Ethernet (PoE) switch is a device that lets you power other devices, like access points, cameras or phones, through the same cable that carries network data to them. This makes it easier to set up those devices and reduces the number of cables you need. PoE switches come in different sizes, speeds, and power levels depending on how many devices you need to power.
Which switch is right for me?
We offer five primary families of switches, with varying port numbers and speeds:
- Utility: Our small, lightweight switches are flexible and suitable for indoor or outdoor use. Available in a range of port numbers and speeds.
- Standard: Powerful switches ranging from 8 to 48 GbE RJ45 ports, with PoE and non-PoE options. Ideal for mid-sized networks.
- Professional: The next level up from our Standard series, with increased PoE power capacity, power redundancy support, 10G optical connections, and Layer 3 routing features. Ideal for high-performance networks.
- Pro Max: Innovative, high-performance switches that combine 2.5 GbE RJ45 ports and 10G optical connections with PoE++ output. They also feature Etherlighting™, which illuminates switch ports for easy identification of port location, speed, native VLAN, and more at a glance. A great choice for professional networks that use high-speed or high-power devices, like 6 GHz WiFi APs, Door Access Hubs, and PTZ cameras.
- Enterprise: Our highest-end switches, designed for maximum power and versatility in any enterprise or campus environment. They include integrated 2.5 GbE and 10 GbE RJ45 ports as well as 25G optical connections. Perfect for large-scale, high-capacity networks.
To determine which UniFi Switch is right for you, consider the size and complexity of your network, the number and types of PoE devices you need to support, and any advanced features or capabilities you require.
Which switches support power redundancy?
All Professional, Pro Max, and Enterprise switch models can support redundant power. UniFi SmartPower technology offers the unique ability to seamlessly create redundancy for your entire rack mount with a single device. This provides a versatile, yet cost effective solution for any critical network installation.
Which switches support Layer 3 functionality?
The Professional, Pro Max, and Enterprise switch families support Layer 3 functionality. This means that they are capable of performing inter-VLAN routing using IP addresses. This is beneficial for improving performance and network security.
What features do UniFi Switches support?
UniFi switches support powerful enterprise features including VLANs, Quality of Service (QoS), Spanning Tree Protocol (STP), port aggregation, and jumbo frames.