Do you I can power the Ultra with the PoE adapter from the Flex Utility? I have two locations in an install I plan where I want the Utility case, but need all 5 data ports. So I'll use an PoE injector and would have the Utility adapter left over.
I haven’t tried but looks like you can make that work. The 60W adapter that the Flex Utility comes with should give you about 54W PoE availability on the Ultra. Let us know if it works or doesn’t!
Great review really glad I’ve found your channel. Wanting to buy this but wondering if I use the 60w power supply can i use the Ethernet port at the back number 8 as a normal port if i use power brick. I already own a UniFi express
Thank you! The Ethernet port will still be used either way because you need an uplink back to your Unifi Express. The power supply will really just dictate how much PoE wattage you will have available for the ports.
Thanks! I don’t have a different power supply but I imagine it could work if you give it the correct input voltage and current. I should point out that the back of my USW-Ultra has a part number that actually ends in “-60W”. I doubt there’s hardware differences between the other version but possible given the unique part number.
Does the new ultra switch come in different models or SKUs, depending on how it is used? If I choose the No AC Adapter option on the store page, meaning the switch will be powered by a PoE input, will I receive a switch that is different than one if I had chosen 210W AC Adapter option? The PoE power port on the USW-Ultra says Poe IN ++. Does this mean I have to use PoE ++? Can I power this USW-Ultra with a lower PoE such as AT? Would the lowest AF PoE also work to power this switch?
The switches do have different SKUs. The 60W, for example, model number is USW-Ultra-60W. It's labeled like that directly on the switch. You can see it in the video @5:05. So, what you're describing, I haven't tried. It may or may not work. Same quesiton I have ;) Regarding the PoE input, the total PoE budget (output) of the switch will vary depending on what input you supply it with: PoE++ input: 42W PoE+ input: 16W 60W PoE adapter input: 42W 60W AC adapter input: 52W 210W AC adapter input: 202W*
I have an UDM and when connecting the Ultra, the LED turns white, but it doesen't show under Unifi Devices so I can't adopt it. It does show under Topography, though. I've already tried resetting it.
It's a GbE switch so you should get that throughput. The other thing you need to consider is PoE budget. The Lite 16 PoE switch has PoE+ ports and max budget of 45W. The U6 Enterprise can consume up to 22W each so you'll be pushing it. The switch will be the bottleneck since the U6 Enterprise takes 2.5 uplink.
It really should be called a "Flex Ultra". Got really lucky. Almost bought this, but then realized it's not a standard Ubiquiti switch and only has the abilities of a Flex. No upper level features like LACP, etc... It's claim to fame is that it's just a Flex with a ton of PoE. As always with Ubiquiti, insane naming system and in the case of the "Ultra" lineup so far, strangely misleading. Really only good for powering a bunch of high wattage cameras, which it would do well at. Buyer beware.
True. I’ll be more clear that the “ultra” line is somewhat opposite of their “max” line. Ultra is supposed to be the value based products. It’s evident with their cameras as well.
@@ApexOneTechCould you please explain why? U6 Pro AP has max. power consumption 13W per unit. Two will take up to 26W. Why there is a need for 60W version?
