Hi,

Is it possible to turn off the red light, so the status of the ethernet conection would be seen
now you can't see if the device has an ethernet conection or not

I'm also interested in current(mA) consumption monitor, when will it be implemented?

we are working on the changes so that some features become available.

Unfortunately - it is not currently possible to turn off the led. however newer revisions might have dimmer red LEDs.

Are there any plans for a version with more ports?

I love the 750UP. It's a fantastic product. I just find myself using 2 or more of them at most sites which is not as clean as I would like.

RB-2011 with 11 ports with POE out would be the ticket (although I don't need gigE - just more POE ports).

Hi,

I have tested RB750UP with powering 2 ubiquiti nanostation an 1 ubiquity rocket with 24V backup power suply (55W Single Output with Battery Charger(UPS Function)
AD-55 series + 2X 12V 12AH leasd battery) only on battery power. After 4h, voltage droped to 21.4V and 1 nanostation (eth2)and 1 rocket (eth3) shut down the power with 1 nanostation (eth5) still working it worked for 2 more hours then I poverd back to 220

Is this some safety feture or what? Why did the RB750UP shut down the POE output?

are you powering the RB750UP via the DC jack or eth port 1?

Hi,


Is this some safety feture or what? Why did the RB750UP shut down the POE output?

when voltage drops 500mA limit stays the same, as result power output drops too, if at 24V * 500mA = 12W, then at 20V output is only 10W etc. if that is over the budget then power is turned off.

Also, when there is load, there is small additional power drop, so as result, when one or more devices go off, voltage rises a bit thus enabling it to work further.

Also, if you are powering devices with wireless, then lower data rates use more power then higher ones, so if link goes bad and AP/client has to transmit frames over wireless link at lower data rates, it uses more power.

Ubiquity nanostation and rocket uses 0.1 - 0.15 A, so the 500mA limit is not excided. The most usage I've seen is RB600 with R52H it uses 0.3 A, and it stayed powerd, when the nanostation and rocket lost power.

Also In voltage monitor is aprox. 2V diference from the voltage mesurd with volt meter, when there is 23.6V shown by the volt meter(with the load on), mikrotik RB750IP voltage monitor shows 22V.
Voltage mesured by the volt meter comming from the POE port is 23V.

Hi,

I have tested RB750UP with powering 2 ubiquiti nanostation an 1 ubiquity rocket with 24V backup power suply (55W Single Output with Battery Charger(UPS Function)
AD-55 series + 2X 12V 12AH leasd battery) only on battery power. After 4h, voltage droped to 21.4V and 1 nanostation (eth2)and 1 rocket (eth3) shut down the power with 1 nanostation (eth5) still working it worked for 2 more hours then I poverd back to 220

Is this some safety feture or what? Why did the RB750UP shut down the POE output?

Hi !

I would like to try to buy a 750UP to power up 1 ubiquiti power bridge and 2 Rocket M5.
Do you think that RB750UP will be able to power these 3 devices ?
I will inject 24V on RB750UP max power 60W.

Thanks for the reply.

Regards
Tom

Are there any plans for a version with more ports?

I love the 750UP. It's a fantastic product. I just find myself using 2 or more of them at most sites which is not as clean as I would like.

RB-2011 with 11 ports with POE out would be the ticket (although I don't need gigE - just more POE ports).

+1
We need rb2011LS with poe OUT on ALL ports. Now we use rb2011LS + 8port POE panel