MikroTik RouterBOARD RB951Ui-2nD, hAP, CPU 650MHz, 5x LAN, 2.4Ghz 802.11b/g/n, USB, 1x PoE out, L4

MikroTik RB951Ui-2nD hAP RB951Ui-2nD is based on the new hAP series. The big advantage is the integrated Wi-Fi card, a USB port for connecting external storage or a 3G modem, and high performance at a reasonable price. This is a powerful RouterBoard suitable for both home and office. Inside the device is an integrated omnidirectional 1.5 dBi antenna. PoE on port 5 has the same output voltage as the used source or PoE power supply. The maximum output is 580 mA. It is supplied including a cover and power supply. The RouterBoard can be powered not only using a classic jack connector, but also via PoE (PORT 1 is intended for this, the other ports do not support POE power supply!). Information on the MikroTik RouterOS system If you are starting with MikroTik RouterOS or if you need advice on a more complex setting, you can use our support. You can learn how to set up and manage the RouterBoard at our trainings. Don't know which model to choose? Check out this comparison table for more information to help you make your choice. All RouterBoards have the same MikroTik RouterOS system. All devices with MikroTik RouterOS fully support IPv6, have a firewall, Queues, NAT and with an L4 license support the CAPsMAN server. MikroTik can be configured via a web interface, a mobile application, or the winbox program, which can be downloaded from mikrotik.com. MikroTik has a "Quick Set" option for quick setup. There are several preset profiles to choose from. BASIC SPECIFICATIONS Frequency: 2.4 GHz Standard: 802.11b/g/n Ports: 5 x RJ-45, 1 x USB 2.0 PoE support: yes Dimensions: 113 x 89 x 28 mm Useful links and videos: Declaration of conformity + user manual Device setup via Quick Set quick guide Mobile phone control application Device reset, reset button function MikroTik RouterOS system recovery via Netinstall utility Address translation (NAT) setup Load Balancing setup (distribution of traffic between multiple Internet connections) Failover setup (switching the link to the backup in case of an outage) Multiple uplinks using PCC & Load balancing Static NAT & RouterOS MikroTips: Netinstall