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Ubiquiti is the best. Their stuff rivals and even beats lots of the more expensive stuff at a fraction of the price. It's all very high quality but so cheap tha
by tbrock 10y ago
Ubiquiti is the best. Their stuff rivals and even beats lots of the more expensive stuff at a fraction of the price. It's all very high quality but so cheap that you think they are joking when you see the price.
Edge router: amazing
Edge switch: amazing
AC access points: amazing
I've never tried any of the unifi stuff though.
- dlgeek 10y agoThe AC access points are UniFi unless you have some now-discontinued product.
- tbrock 10y agoI meant the unifi switches and routers
- dajohnson89 10y agoThen why did you say you never tried the unifi stuff?
- tbrock 10y agoBecause I meant those lines of switches and routers. I think it its pretty clear from context if you know anything about their equipment that they have two lines of routers and switches but only one line of wifi gear and that I'm clearly referring to the routers and switches above in my reply.
- trome 10y agoTheir AC APs are pretty power intensive, last time I tried them they were drawing well over 20 watts each, which would have required we replace our switches due to the power requirements.
- graton 10y agohttps://dl.ubnt.com/datasheets/unifi/UniFi_AC_APs_DS.pdf https://dl.ubnt.com/datasheets/unifi/UniFi_AC_APs_DS.pdf UAP-AC-Lite & UAP-AC-LR: 6.5 watts maximum UAP-AC-Pro: 9 watts maximum UAP-AC-Edu: 20 watts maximum, but it does have a speaker for doing announcements
- pmlnr 10y agoPower drained from the network != power consumption if the device. There is a power adapter in between, and depending on it's quality, that thing can make a lot of watts disappear.
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- kiallmacinnes 10y agoLooking at the data from my Unifi switch, each UAP-AC-PRO is drawing 2.5 to 4.5W.