Strategic Sourcing Ubiquiti Edgemax Unifi Redundant Power System

Description

The Strategic Sourcing Ubiquiti Edgemax Unifi Redundant Power System is like the unsung hero of your network setup—a silent guardian, a watchful protector. Its mission? To ensure that your UniFi devices keep humming along even when the primary power supply decides to take an unexpected vacation.

Here’s the lowdown:

1. Redundancy, Thy Name Is USP-RPS: Imagine you’re in a mission-critical environment (think data centers, important offices, or even your home lab where you’ve named your Raspberry Pi “Skynet”). In such places, having backup power is as essential as having coffee in the morning. The USP-RPS steps up to the plate by acting as a second PSU for your connected UniFi devices. If their internal power supplies decide to throw a tantrum, the USP-RPS swoops in and says, “Fear not, dear devices, I’ve got your back!”
2. Two Power Feeds, One Hero: In these fancy setups, you might have two separate power feeds (like having two different ice cream flavors—why settle for one?). Each feed has its own UPS (Uninterruptible Power Supply). Now, picture your servers and networking gear (including UniFi devices) with dual power supplies—one plugged into UPS A and the other into UPS B. If either circuit or UPS unit falters, your equipment keeps chugging along. It’s like having a backup parachute for your backup parachute.
3. Not Your Average Power Cable Tango: Now, here’s where it gets interesting. You’d think you’d just plug one power cable into your UPS and call it a day, right? But no, the USP-RPS dances to a different beat. Each UniFi device still gets its usual power cable into the UPS. AND—here’s the twist—you also connect each device to the USP-RPS, which then plugs into the UPS. It’s like a power supply relay race: “Pass the baton, USP-RPS!”
4. Touchscreen Love: Oh, did I mention the USP-RPS flaunts a 1.3-inch LCM touchscreen? It’s like having a tiny, power-protecting butler who politely informs you when things go haywire. “Excuse me, sir, but your primary power just did a vanishing act.”
5. Power Budget Flex: With its 950W DC power budget, the USP-RPS can handle high-power devices, including UniFi PoE switches. It’s like the heavyweight champion of power redundancy.

• Primary Information

  Power / Device Type:	Power Supply – Redundant
  Power / Voltage Required:	100 to 240VAC
  AC Input:	100 to 240VAC
  Interfaces & Connections:	RJ45, RPS DC Ports
  Width:	17.42 Inch
  Depth:	12.82 Inch
  Height:	1.72 Inch

• Special Feature

  COO:	CHINA
  TAA compliance:	No

• UNSPSC Code

  UNSPSC Code:

  39121000