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Ubiquiti UISP 54V 150W AC/DC EdgePower Module | EP-54V-150W-AC

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Ubiquiti UISP 54V 150W AC/DC EdgePower Module | EP-54V-150W-ACEnsure Uninterrupted Network Uptime with a Redundant & Scalable Power Solution The Ubiquiti UISP EdgePower AC DC Module (EP 54V 150W AC) is a high power, modular power supply designed for the EdgePower system, providing reliable 54V DC power to your EdgePoint routers and switches. This module is essential for network administrators seeking to build a resilient and scalable power infrastructure for their WISP deployments. It can function as a primary

Ensure Uninterrupted Network Uptime with a Redundant & Scalable Power Solution

The Ubiquiti UISP EdgePower AC/DC Module (EP-54V-150W-AC) is a high-power, modular power supply designed for the EdgePower system, providing reliable 54V DC power to your EdgePoint routers and switches. This module is essential for network administrators seeking to build a resilient and scalable power infrastructure for their WISP deployments. It can function as a primary power source, a hot-swappable backup for seamless failover, or be combined with a second module to double the total power output to 300W.

Flexible Power Configuration

The EdgePower system's modular design offers exceptional flexibility. Install a single EP-54V-150W-AC module for 150W of power, or add a second module into the secondary bay to increase the total power capacity to 300W. Alternatively, configure the second module as an automatic, hot-swappable backup. If the primary power supply unit fails, the secondary module instantly activates, ensuring your network operations continue without interruption. This hot-swappable capability allows for module replacement and maintenance without any network downtime.

Centralized Management

When installed in an EdgePower unit, this module can be remotely monitored and configured through the intuitive EdgePower Configuration Interface or the Ubiquiti Network Management System (UISP). This allows for convenient oversight of power status, consumption, and PSU configuration from a central location.

Key Features:

  • Modular AC-to-DC Power Supply: Delivers 150W of reliable 54V power.
  • Hot-Swappable Redundancy: Can be used as a backup PSU for automatic failover protection.
  • Power Aggregation: Combine two modules in an EdgePower chassis to achieve a total power output of 300W.
  • Universal AC Input: Supports a wide input voltage range of 100-240VAC.
  • Remote Management: Monitor and configure through the EdgePower Web UI and UISP platform.
  • Designed for EdgePower Systems: Seamlessly integrates with the EP-54V-150W chassis.

Technical Specifications

Specification Details
Power Method AC/DC 150W for 110-240VAC Input, DC Terminal Block for 54V Output
Power Supply AC/DC 150W for 110-240VAC Input
Maximum Power Output 150W
Supported Voltage Range 100-240VAC Input, 54V Output
LED Indicator System On/Off
ESD/EMP Protection Air: ± 8kV; Contact: ± 6kV
Operating Temperature 0 to 40° C (32 to 104° F)
Operating Humidity 10 to 90% Noncondensing
Certifications CE, FCC, IC
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