Ubiquity U-POE-at PoE+ Adapter

Searching for a simple, reliable way to power a PoE+ device? Ubiquiti U-POE-at should be your top priority. Because it is built to deliver up to 30 W of PoE+ power over Ethernet, it transmits data over a Gigabit LAN connector. Because it features built-in surge and over-current protection, it’s a smart addition to any network system where you want simplicity and safety.

Key Specifications

• Output: 48 V DC @ 0.65 A (≈30 W)
• Input: 100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz
• Port: Gigabit LAN port + PoE output over RJ-45
• Dimensions: 93 × 62 × 35 mm (3.7″ × 2.4″ × 1.4″)
• Weight: 156 g (5.5 oz)
• Efficiency: ~87% typical
• Operating temperature: 0 °C to 40 °C (32 °F to 104 °F)
• Certifications: CE, FCC, IC, UL

Features & Benefits

• Up to 30 W PoE+ (802.3at) – Powers devices that need more than standard PoE, such as high-performance WiFi access points or PTZ cameras.
• Gigabit LAN data + PoE power in one cable – You only need one Ethernet cable for both data and power to your device.
• Surge and over-current protection built-in – Helps protect your network equipment from power spikes and mishaps.
• Compact & lightweight design – Easy to deploy on a shelf, behind a switch, or in an equipment rack.
• Global AC input (100-240V) – No need for special power converters for it to work in many regions.
• Plug-and-play simplicity – You don’t need configuration. To get both data and power, simply connect your LAN cable and your PoE device.

Where to Use It

• Installing a high-performance WiFi access point (such as an 802.11ax/6 or 6E model) in an area without a PoE+ switch.
• Deploying IP-cameras (especially PTZ or 4K cameras) that require more power than standard 15-W PoE.
• Upgrading a network where you only have a standard switch without PoE+, and you want to add a single PoE+ powered device.
• Using in small offices, home offices, or branch sites where budget or space limits mean a full PoE+ switch isn’t practical.
• Simplifying installations where you don’t want to run separate power cables—just Ethernet, and you’re done.

Why You Need It

If you’ve ever tried to power a PoE+ device (one requiring ~30 W) but only had a regular PoE switch or none at all, you know the frustration: either the device won’t power up properly or you need to replace the switch with a more expensive one. The Ubiquiti U-POE-at solves that by giving you a cost-effective, single-device solution. It keeps your installation simple, neat, and reliable—especially when you have limited infrastructure but high-power devices. For anyone deploying modern WiFi devices or IP cameras that demand more than basic PoE, this adapter is a smart, practical choice.