Which Ubiquiti EdgePoint should you use for your network?
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The first application-specific WISP control point with fiberProtect, the EdgePoint™ offers an innovative combination of robust switching and routing performance, fiber backhaul capability, and the convenience of passive PoE support.
Breakthrough in Tower Deployment
The EdgePoint features FiberProtect to significantly reduce electrostatic discharge (ESD) failures and electromagnetic interference (EMI), greatly improve data signal integrity, and consolidate the wired data backhaul to a single fiber cable run for long-distance connectivity.
All-in-One Design
A single, compact controller efficiently eliminates clutter, expensive cabinets, extraneous installations, and excessive maintenance.
Robust Construction
The ruggedized case withstands outdoor conditions, including wind, rain, and snow. The included cable sleeve protects the cables and cable opening. If you prefer, you can swap it out for your own conduit.
Available in three models, you can easily choose the Edgepoint model best suited for your network:
EP-R6
Advanced Applications
- Powerful routing features such as load balancing and failover
- Powered by 24VDC or PoE
- Supports 24V passive PoE output to power most 24V PoE products
EP-R8
Advanced Applications
- Powerful routing features such as load balancing and failover
- Powered by 54VDC or by PoE
- Supports 54 or 24V passive PoE to power all Ubiquiti® products, including airFiber® and airMAX®
EP-S16
Advanced Applications
- Layer-2 link aggregation provides redundancy and increased performance benefits
- Powered by 54VDC or by PoE
- Supports 54 or 24V passive PoE to power all Ubiquiti® products, including airFiber® and airMAX®
The EdgePoint is guaranteed to eliminate the following Tower installation challenges:
- Energy Problems ESD
- Lack of Data Points
- Using indoor communication equipment in outdoor applications
- Network Reliability
- Excessive weight of cabinets
- Security & Space concerns
- Low-frequency noise on UTP Ethernet cables (FM interference)
- Excessive UTP cable wiring
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