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    • wrx7mW
      wrx7m
      last edited by

      I have the UAP‑AC‑LITE and am powering it via the POE pass-through on the ER-X. You just use the POE injector that comes with the AP to power the ER-X, which powers the AP.

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      • DashrenderD
        Dashrender @Jason
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        @Jason said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

        @Dashrender said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

        @Jason said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

        @johnhooks said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

        @Jason said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

        will the Edge router X power my old unifi AC (POE+) or will it only do Passive POE meant for the upstream WISP AP?

        You can use the Unifi Injector to power both.

        No not according to the specs. It needs passive 24v injectors.

        which part needs 24v? ERX or AP or both? the old Pro APs (non AC) used the lower voltage, don't know about the older AC APs.

        The ERX uses 24v passive

        And no the old Unifi AP pros did not use lower voltage. They used standard POE, the AC used POE+ and the standard models used 24v passive

        Isn't POE less than 24 volts?

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          Jason Banned @Dashrender
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          @Dashrender said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

          @Jason said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

          @Dashrender said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

          @Jason said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

          @johnhooks said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

          @Jason said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

          will the Edge router X power my old unifi AC (POE+) or will it only do Passive POE meant for the upstream WISP AP?

          You can use the Unifi Injector to power both.

          No not according to the specs. It needs passive 24v injectors.

          which part needs 24v? ERX or AP or both? the old Pro APs (non AC) used the lower voltage, don't know about the older AC APs.

          The ERX uses 24v passive

          And no the old Unifi AP pros did not use lower voltage. They used standard POE, the AC used POE+ and the standard models used 24v passive

          Isn't POE less than 24 volts?

          standard 802.3af is 48v

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            Jason Banned @wrx7m
            last edited by

            @wrx7m said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

            I have the UAP‑AC‑LITE and am powering it via the POE pass-through on the ER-X. You just use the POE injector that comes with the AP to power the ER-X, which powers the AP.

            UAP-AC-LITE is 24v passive

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            • stacksofplatesS
              stacksofplates @Jason
              last edited by stacksofplates

              @Jason said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

              @Dashrender said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

              @Jason said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

              @johnhooks said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

              @Jason said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

              will the Edge router X power my old unifi AC (POE+) or will it only do Passive POE meant for the upstream WISP AP?

              You can use the Unifi Injector to power both.

              No not according to the specs. It needs passive 24v injectors.

              which part needs 24v? ERX or AP or both? the old Pro APs (non AC) used the lower voltage, don't know about the older AC APs.

              The ERX uses 24v passive

              And no the old Unifi AP pros did not use lower voltage. They used standard POE, the AC used POE+ and the standard models used 24v passive

              Ah ok. I have just a UAP (not AC Lite) that's 24v passive so I just figured that's what you meant by older. I didn't realize there were models with standard POE.

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              • JaredBuschJ
                JaredBusch @stacksofplates
                last edited by

                @johnhooks said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

                @Jason said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

                @Dashrender said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

                @Jason said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

                @johnhooks said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

                @Jason said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

                will the Edge router X power my old unifi AC (POE+) or will it only do Passive POE meant for the upstream WISP AP?

                You can use the Unifi Injector to power both.

                No not according to the specs. It needs passive 24v injectors.

                which part needs 24v? ERX or AP or both? the old Pro APs (non AC) used the lower voltage, don't know about the older AC APs.

                The ERX uses 24v passive

                And no the old Unifi AP pros did not use lower voltage. They used standard POE, the AC used POE+ and the standard models used 24v passive

                Ah ok. I have just a UAP (not AC Lite) that's 24v passive so I just figured that's what you meant by older. I didn't realize there were models with standard POE.

                The "Pro" labeled models have standard PoE+

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                • hobbit666H
                  hobbit666
                  last edited by

                  Quick question, Does the X or Lite have any bandwidth controls?

                  I'm changing from sky to PlusNet (70Mb down) next month and they allow using your own kit 🙂 so was going to up into the Unifi stuff and get a router and AC Lite Access Point.

                  But I want to make sure my IPTV box (via CAT5 as I know I could do this with the Unifi AP) gets 40-50 say of that then the rest can be used for the kids pads etc.

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                  • scottalanmillerS
                    scottalanmiller
                    last edited by

                    I've not enabled that but it should. All the UBNT units use the same EdgeOS system so only the hardware varies between them.

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                    • JaredBuschJ
                      JaredBusch @hobbit666
                      last edited by

                      @hobbit666 you can do all kinds of traffic shaping and QoS with multiple different methods.

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                      • hobbit666H
                        hobbit666
                        last edited by

                        @scottalanmiller @JaredBusch
                        I don't think I will need it with 70Mb down speeds but will be nice to know my investment will do good in the future if I need it 🙂

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                        • JaredBuschJ
                          JaredBusch @hobbit666
                          last edited by

                          @hobbit666 said in Ubiquiti EdgeRouters:

                          @scottalanmiller @JaredBusch
                          I don't think I will need it with 70Mb down speeds but will be nice to know my investment will do good in the future if I need it 🙂

                          Set it up anyway, so you can learn how it all works.

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                          • hobbit666H
                            hobbit666
                            last edited by

                            Now just to re-plan the house wiring and setup. Clean the TV unit and prepare for the extra kit 🙂

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