Ubiquiti UniFi U7-PRO-XGS WiFi 7 (802.11be) Professional Access Point

With support for 8 spatial streams and advanced MU-MIMO technology, the U7 Pro XGS is capable of managing over 500 concurrent client connections, making it a suitable option for busy offices, educational institutions, and large-scale commercial deployments.

Leveraging the 802.11be standard, the U7 Pro XGS introduces transformative features such as Multi-Link Operation (MLO) and 320 MHz channel widths on the 6 GHz band.

• To eliminate potential bottlenecks, the device features a high-speed 10 GbE RJ45 uplink port, ensuring that the wired backhaul can fully support the wireless speeds generated by the radio array.
• Furthermore, a dedicated spectral scanning radio provides real-time analysis of the RF environment to optimise channel selection and minimise interference.
• Managed through the UniFi Network application, administrators can gain deep insights into client traffic, manage guest portals, and configure advanced security protocols like WPA3 and PPSK from a centralised interface.

The access point is powered via PoE++, simplifying installation by delivering both data and power through a single cable.

10 GbE Uplink: High-capacity Ethernet port to support multi-gigabit wireless throughput.

• PoE++ Powered: Streamlined installation using the 802.3bt power standard.
• Delivering speeds up to 8.6 Gbps with 8 spatial streams, it features dual 10 GbE ports, and supports over 500 concurrent clients.

Its sleek, low-profile design allows for seamless integration into professional aesthetics, whether mounted on a ceiling or wall.

The U7-Pro-XGS is a indoor Wi-Fi 7 access point built for demanding environments.

• Perfect for offices, enterprises, and high-density deployments, the U7-Pro-XGS ensures ultra-fast, reliable, and future proof wireless connectivity.

6 GHz Wi‑Fi use in the UK is governed by Ofcom and the technical conditions applying to licence-exempt wireless equipment.

Use the device with the UK regulatory domain selected and only the channels and power levels made available for the UK by the current firmware and applicable Ofcom rules.

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