UBIQUITI ER-X Networks EdgeRouter X 5 Ports Gigabit LAN/WAN Router, Black

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With Ubiquiti having a different topology as part of their USP, you can use the EdgeRouter X together with single or multiple access points to provide Wi-Fi to different devices in small homes or offices. The EdgeRouter X can usually be mounted in a corner while an access point can be placed on the ceiling or even in the center of the room, providing better overall coverage for everyone using the Internet. We recommend using a more powerful input power source (not included); here are a few examples of viable power input options for passive PoE passthrough:

The device measures 229 x 136.5 x 31.1 mm (9.02 x 5.37 x 1.22″), 730 g (1.61 lb) and has a maximum power consumption of 16W (not including PoE). Ubiquiti went with an all-metal, clean, minimalistic design, consistent with the rest of the ER- line. The ER-6P is a fanless unit. To help with cooling most of the surfaces of the device are a mesh. On the front of the device, we find five (5) RJ-45 Gigabit Ethernet ports with support for 24V 2-pair/ 24V 4-pair passive PoE output, one SFP port, serial console, reset button, a USB 3.0 port is reserved for future use, and status LEDs for device and ports. by Dane Camilleri Very very good product, I have full control over my system no limits what so ever.We saw an average idle power consumption for the device around ~6w. During test execution power consumption was just under 9w. Final Words NOTE:The Rescue Web UI and SSH Recovery services are supported starting from the v1.10.0 EdgeOS firmware release.

NOTE:There is more information on using the Rescue Web UI and SSH Recovery features in our SSH Recovery article.by Stephen Goodenough This is a great little router if you need something beyond the typical SOHO type products. I bought .. See full review Date Added: Monday 26 December, 2016 NOTE: The current configuration will be replaced and a reboot is required when running the setup wizard. If the included Power Adapter (12V, 0.5A) is used, there may not be sufficient passthrough to power another device because the EdgeRouter can consume up to 5 watts on its own. We will likely update this system as we get to higher-performing machines, but this is overkill for this class of device. This is a new system and a different configuration, but you can read our Dell Precision T7920 Dual Intel Xeon Workstation Review for more on the platform itself. Non Drop Rate test (NDR) At the top of the device, one can find status LEDs for power and Ethernet ports activity. These LEDs are not next to the ports themselves which makes them slightly harder to read, especially since they are at the other end of the chassis. Ubiquiti ER-X Top