Ubiquiti Networks EdgeRouter X, ER-X-SFP, 880MHz Dual Core, 256MB DDR3, 256 MB NAND, 5xGigabit, 1xSFP
Brand: Ubiquiti Networks

<b>Model: ER-X-SFP<br><br> EdgeRouter X SFP Advanced Gigabit Router with PoE and SFP</b><br><br> The ER-X-SFP model supports 24V passive PoE to power up to five airMAX devices. The ER-X-SFP provide five independent, Gigabit RJ45 ports that are configurable for switching. The ER-X-SFP adds an optical SFP port to support backhaul applications. The intuitive, graphical user interface is easy to learn and makes routing features simple to configure and monitor. It includes an integrated Command-Line Interface (CLI) for convenient access to advanced functions.<br><br> <b>Versatile PoE Capability</b><br> The EdgeRouter X SFP supports 24V passive PoE to power up to five airMAX devices.<br><br> <b>Gigabit Connectivity</b><br> The EdgeRouter X SFP features five independent, Gigabit RJ45 ports and one Gigabit SFP port – all six are configurable for switching.<br><br> <b>Optical SFP for Backhaul</b><br> The Gigabit SFP port provides fiber connectivity to support backhaul applications for carrier-class networks.<br><br> <b>Centralized Management</b><br> The EdgeRouter X SFP is supported and managed by UNMS, a comprehensive controller with an intuitive UI. A single control plane manages registered EdgeMAX devices across multiple sites.

ER-X-SFP EdgeRouter X Gigabit Router 6-Port PoE, SFP, supports 24V passive PoE to power up to five airMAX devices. 5 Gigabit ports and 1 Gigabit SFP port for backhaul applications.
The EdgeRouter X SFP combines cost-effective routing performance with the convenience of passive PoE support in a compact form factor.
ER X SFP supports 24V passive PoE to power up to five airMAX devices.
The EdgeRouter X SFP offers a breakthrough combination of value and performance in routing with passive PoE support.
The EdgeRouter X SFP features 5 independent Gigabit RJ45 ports and 1 Gigabit SFP port all six are configurable for switching. SFP port provides fiber connectivity to support backhaul applications for carrier-class networks.