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UniFi U-PoE+ PoE Adapter
Works with
- UniFi access points, cameras and other devices that accept 48V PoE from 2-pair powering (pins 4-5 and 7-8)
- Any 10/100/1000 Ethernet link; not for 2.5 GbE and faster since data passes through a Gigabit interface
Features
Is it for you?
A standalone Gigabit PoE+ adapter that powers UniFi devices over Ethernet at up to 30W, offloading switch power budgets and bringing PoE to ports that do not have it.
Choose it if these matter
- Gigabit data passes through the adapter, so it does not cap the link speed of the device it powers
- Built-in surge and clamping protection on both power and data lines helps outdoor-adjacent deployments survive spikes
Skip it if these rule it out
- Powers one device only, so three cameras means three adapters; a small PoE switch becomes cheaper per port
- Only 2-pair powering (pins 4-5 and 7-8), which covers Ubiquiti's own APs and cameras but not every 4-pair 802.3bt device
- Operating range tops out at 40 C, tighter than the outdoor gear it often powers
Good for: Home office · Lots of smart devices · Budget
Which version should you buy?
Selected package: U-PoE+ (30W).
Selected package
U-PoE+ (30W)
This pageModel: U-PoE+
- What differs
- The PoE+ class adapter with a Gigabit data port, powering one UniFi device.
- Best for
- Powering a single UniFi AP or camera from a non-PoE port.
Related models and generations
U-PoE (15.4W) Model: U-PoE
The lower-power PoE adapter for devices that need only 802.3af class power.
Older or lighter UniFi devices that do not need PoE+ power.
Watch out
- U-PoE+ and U-PoE are different adapters: the + version delivers PoE+ class power for hungrier devices.
- The datasheet filename says u-poe-at because Ubiquiti filed the U-PoE+ under that name internally; the product page and SKU say U-PoE+.
- Multi-pack listings bundle several single adapters, not a multi-port injector.
Compare with similar models
| Specification |  This oneUniFi U-PoE+ PoE Adapter |  UniFi Protect G5 Turret Ultra Camera |  Back-UPS 600VA Battery Backup UPS |
|---|---|---|---|
| Works with | UniFi access points, cameras and other devices that accept 48V PoE from 2-pair powering (pins 4-5 and 7-8), Any 10/100/1000 Ethernet link; not for 2.5 GbE and faster since data passes through a Gigabit interface | UniFi Protect recorders and consoles, including Cloud Key Gen 2 Plus and Network Video Recorder appliances, Any PoE source supplying 37-57V DC (802.3af or a Ubiquiti adapter) | Routers, modems, NAS drives, computers, gaming consoles and other home electronics |
| Best for | Home office, Lots of smart devices, Budget | Lots of smart devices, Home office, Apartments, Budget | Backups, Home office, Homelab, Budget |
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Full specifications (14)
- Model
- U-PoE+
- PoE output
- 48V DC at 0.65A (the maker lists the adapter output; marketing copy describes it as a 30W-class PoE+ adapter)
- Input
- 100-240V AC, 50/60Hz, 0.75A max
- Data port
- RJ45 shielded Gigabit LAN socket (data in / PoE out)
- Powering
- 2-pair: pins 4 and 5 (+), pins 7 and 8 (-)
- AC connector
- 2-pair: pins 4 and 5 (+), pins 7 and 8 (-)
- Efficiency
- 87%
- Surge protection
- 1500A (8/20 microsecond) power, 36A (10/1000 microsecond) data, common and differential mode
- Power cable
- Included
- Dimensions
- 93 x 62 x 35 mm (3.7 x 2.4 x 1.4 in)
- Weight
- 156 g (5.5 oz)
- Operating temperature
- 0 to 40 C (32 to 104 F)
- Certifications
- CE, FCC, IC, UL, CCC
- Compliance
- NDAA compliant
Downloads & support
Setup: No drivers or configuration needed: plug the Gigabit data cable into the RJ45 socket, the included AC cord into the wall, and run Ethernet from the output port to the PoE device.
Links go to the manufacturer’s official pages, so you always get the latest, genuine files.
Sources: Ubiquiti specifications · store.ui.com. Photos: Ubiquiti. Specifications checked November 8, 2026. Spotted an error? Tell us.