Ubiquiti UISP-R Gigabit Poe Router Micro Networks

Product Description

The UBIQUITI UISP-R is a gigabit PoE router designed for deployment in micro network installations. It provides wired routing with Power over Ethernet output, allowing connected devices to receive both data and power through a single cable run. This type of device is commonly installed by network technicians and low-voltage contractors building out point-to-point or point-to-multipoint infrastructure for ISPs, enterprise edge deployments, and distributed outdoor network nodes. The UISP-R fits into the UBIQUITI UISP ecosystem, serving as the routing layer for small-scale or micro-POP configurations where compact hardware and simplified cabling are priorities.

The UISP-R is suited for micro network environments where a lightweight, capable router is needed at the network edge. Typical installation scenarios include wireless ISP (WISP) tower sites, building rooftop access points, and small enterprise or campus distribution points. It is sold as a single unit and is intended for professional installation by qualified network or low-voltage technicians familiar with IP routing, PoE standards, and structured cabling practices.

Key Features

• Gigabit throughput for high-bandwidth edge routing applications
• PoE output capability powers connected devices over Ethernet without separate power adapters
• Compact form factor suited for micro network and micro-POP deployments
• Integrates with the UBIQUITI UISP network management ecosystem
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward procurement and installation

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style component for use within UBIQUITI UISP-based network infrastructure. No specific compatible model numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network or low-voltage technician familiar with IP routing configuration and PoE wiring standards. Power down or disconnect upstream network equipment before making or changing cable connections. Follow applicable local low-voltage and network cabling codes, and verify PoE power budgets before connecting downstream devices. Do not exceed the PoE output capacity of the router when powering multiple downstream devices.