The Ubiquiti EP-24V-72W delivers a maximum of 12W per data/PoE output port at 24VDC. The unit supports passive PoE with a voltage range of 22-24VDC, making it suitable for powering compatible edge devices and access points in distributed network deployments.
The EP-24V-72W provides a maximum combined PoE wattage of 50W across all 5 data ports. This allows you to power multiple devices simultaneously while staying within the total power budget of the module.
The EP-24V-72W accepts both 120V AC and 230V AC input, providing flexible installation options for different regional power standards. This universal input capability makes deployment easier in diverse warehouse and facility environments.
Yes, the Ubiquiti EP-24V-72W features one 100/1000 SFP port for high-speed fiber or copper SFP connectivity. This provides flexibility for backbone connections or long-distance links within your network infrastructure.
The EP-24V-72W uses passive PoE (Power over Ethernet) rather than active PoE standards like 802.3af or 802.3at. Passive PoE is commonly used in Ubiquiti EdgeMax and EdgeRouter deployments for powering compatible edge networking equipment.
No, the EP-24V-72W is designed specifically for passive PoE devices that support 24VDC input. It is not compatible with standard 802.3af or 802.3at PoE equipment, which require different voltage and power delivery specifications. Verify device compatibility before deployment.
