Switch Too Close To Router Pro Controller

The switch was quickly adopted by the controller and was up and running in a few minutes.

Makes using controller software simple as plugging into switch

My Ubiquiti controller adopted and updated the switch perfectly.

Too many close calls with my camera falling out of a cheap ball head so I splurged on a RRS head with lever-release clamp so I will KNOW that the head is securely attached. I debated getting the BH-40 with drag resistance but I opted for the smaller BH-30 because often times less is more. The clamp is stronger more precise than I had hoped. It is compatible with Hejnar, Benro, etc. QR plates as well as with Sunwayfoto and Kirk L-brackets. And it supports a Nikon D810 with 70-200mm even when tilted in portrait mode. Absolutely no regrets.

For the price, you cannot afford to not have one. Too many close calls have convinced me to have safety cables on all hanging lights and equipment.

This is exactly what I needed for my unifi pro and switch !

Great tv. We had to switch our router for a legacy connection

I work with enterprise level equipment but wanted an affordable controller/router for my home. This was a great choice. The ability to create multiple VLANS and SSIDs in order to separate my IoT devices from my main network was important to me, and Ubiquiti does that and much more.

Nice router, nice size, aesthetically pleasing, easy to setup, good management software (UniFi Controller). Connected to a US-8 POE port and boot-up worked flawlessly. I ran signal strength tests compared to a competitor's router and this one had good range, especially at 5 GHz. Running Controller on a Raspberry Pi for 24/7 management access via the mobile device app. Will definitely add others to my network as other routers die.

The UAP-AC-LR provides stable WiFi with a range comparable or better than most consumer routers, but gives additional control like the ability to create multiple SSID’s, configure tx and rx power, have fine control over channel usage, set bandwidth quotas and access restrictions by user group, etc. I paired mine with an EdgeRouter X to create a complete home networking solution with enterprise-level control. When considering this product you need to be aware of a few things: 1) This is a wireless access point only, not a router with built-in access point. You will need a separate router to route traffic on your network, and 2) You must install the controller software to configure this access point, and that certain features (statistics, reporting, manually applied user groups and the Guest Portal) require the controller software to be always running on your network; I installed it on a Raspberry Pi I already had, which works great. If either of these things sounds daunting to you, you may wish to consider the Ubiquity DreamMachine, an all-in-one controller, router and access point that also incorporates a firewall.