What it is for
Wi-Fi 7 on 6, 5 and 2.4 GHz from one PoE+ port (21 W at most), so it runs from the comms room's UniFi switches. Used in Open areas and corridors.
- Managed in the same UniFi console as the comms room switches and gateways.
- Rated for 140 square metres, which the Wi-Fi standard's spacing is built on.
Installed by year
Ports
1 portRear
Every port, in detail
| # | Port | Connector | Carries | Direction | Where |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | lan-1The only port, 1 or 2.5 GbE, in a recessed bay on the mounting face beside the reset button. It takes the uplink and the power. | RJ45 | ethernet, PoE | Both ways | Rear |
Security support
Demo values- Firmware line
- UniFi device firmware
- Security updates
- Until Jun 2030 Demo value
- Report a flaw
- www.ui.com/support/security-rewards/about
The manufacturer sets these dates; Keia Atlas tracks them and does not vouch for them. A warning shows from 12 months before support ends.
Spaces using it
15 spacesCHI Open areas and corridors, Level 12CHI Open areas and corridors, Level 13CPH Open areas and corridors, Fourth floorDUB Open areas and corridors, Third floorDUB Open areas and corridors, Fourth floorDUB Open areas and corridors, Fifth floorJNU Open areas and corridors, Second floorLON Open areas and corridors, Second floorMEL Open areas and corridors, Level 8NYC Open areas and corridors, Level 20NYC Open areas and corridors, Level 21NYC Open areas and corridors, Level 22SIN Open areas and corridors, Twelfth floorTOR Open areas and corridors, Seventh floorTYO Open areas and corridors, 15th floor
Space types that use it
73 units in 15 spaces at 10 officesNotes
- Radios: 2x2 on each of the 6, 5 and 2.4 GHz radios (six spatial streams); up to 5.8 Gb/s on 6 GHz (320 MHz), 4.3 Gb/s on 5 GHz (240 MHz) and 688 Mb/s on 2.4 GHz (40 MHz); 300 or more clients; rated coverage 140 square metres.
- Wi-Fi 7 on three bands, 8 SSIDs (BSSIDs) per radio; 802.11k, v and r, band steering, PPSK and RADIUS-assigned VLANs are listed features.
- Managed in the UniFi Network application, version 8.0.28 or later. MLO needs UniFi Network 8.2.93 or later and access point firmware 7.1.18 or later (Help Center).
- Operating temperature -30 to 40 degrees C, humidity 5 to 95 percent non-condensing.
- The store page still calls MLO coming soon; the Help Center article on MLO says it is available, and is the one relied on.
What the manufacturer doesn't say
- Ubiquiti publishes one weight (680 g); it does not say whether that includes the Pro mount.
- Ubiquiti says PoE+ but does not state a PoE class number. Class 4 would follow from 802.3at but is not published, so it is left out.
- No official announcement or end-of-life dates are published on the vendor pages read, so lifecycle is left out.
- No ingress (IP) rating is published; it is an indoor access point.
- Ubiquiti gives no mounting height. The Wi-Fi standard sets the house height from public design guides.
Sources
- Access Point U7 Pro - Tech Specs
Size, weight, power, port, radios, mounting, operating conditions (spec table), and the port's place on the back face (drawing) - U7 Pro - Ubiquiti Store
Key features and what is in the box, read separately to check the spec page - PoE Availability and Modes - UniFi Help Center
PoE+ is 802.3at, and this model's draw - WiFi Access Point (AP) Ceiling Mounts - UniFi Help Center
The Pro mounting system for ceilings, walls, ceiling tiles and junction boxes
Each model was read twice, independently, and the two readings reconciled against the manufacturer's text.