8-port, Layer 3 switch with PoE+ and PoE++ output

The Ubiquiti USW-Pro-8-PoE is a new switch that offers up to 6 POE/POE+ ports capable of delivering up to 30 W, as well as 2 POE++ ports that can deliver up to 60 W. The total maximum output power is 120 W. The switch has 2 SFP+ ports with speeds up to 10 Gbps, which is ideal for transferring even larger files. On the front of the switch you will find a touch control panel with AR settings as well. The switch can also be mounted on the wall with the appropriate bracket.

Key Features
• Support new POE++
• Very speed SFP+ ports with 10 Gbps
• Support L3
• Maximum output power 120W for POE
• Can be mounted on the wall

Management interface Ethernet In-Band
Networking interface (8) GbE RJ45 ports
(2) 10G SFP+ ports
PoE interface (6) PoE/PoE+ (Pins 1, 2+; 3, 6-)
(2) 60W PoE++ (Pair A 1, 2+; 3, 6-) (Pair B 4, 5+; 7, 8-)
Total non-blocking throughput 28 Gbps
Switching capacity 56 Gbps
Forwarding rate 41.664 Gbps
Power method Universal input, 100—240V AC, 2A Max.
Power supply AC/DC, internal
Supported voltage range 100—240V AC
Max. power consumption 30W (Excluding PoE output)
Total available PoE 120W
Max. PoE wattage per port by PSE PoE: 15W
PoE+: 30W
PoE++: 60W
Voltage range PoE mode PoE: 44—57V
PoE+: 50—57V
PoE++: 50—57V
LCM display (1) 1.3" touchscreen
LEDs RJ45 ports: link/activity
Button Factory reset
Ambient operating temperature -5 to 45° C (23 to 113° F)
Ambient operating humidity 10 to 90% noncondensing
Certifications CE, FCC, IC
Switching Features
Layer 2 features IGMP snooping
STP / RSTP with priorities and port-level disable
Port isolation
Storm control
Voice VLAN
Port mirroring
LACP port aggregation
Multicast / broadcast rate limiting
MAC address blocking
Flow control
802.1X control
Jumbo frames
Proprietary loop protection
DHCP snooping / guarding
Egress rate limit
LLDP-MED
Port restricted by MAC
Device isolation with ACLs
Layer 3 features DHCP for locally-managed networks
DHCP relay
Inter-VLAN routing between networks on same switch
Static routing between local networks