MikroTik L009UiGS-2HaxD-IN, ARM CPU, 512MB RAM, Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax), 8x GLAN, PoE in/out, SFP, USB 3.0, L5

MikroTik L009UiGS-2HaxD-IN Compact and powerful router with redundant power supply (DC jack & PoE) and Wi-Fi 6 for demanding users. The router is equipped with a 2-core ARM Qualcomm CPU (IPQ-5018), 512 MB DDR3L RAM, 128 MB NAND memory, eight GbE ports and an SFP slot with support for 2.5G connections. The router supports active PoE+ 802.3af/at power supply (24-56 V) on the 1st port. The processor and the switching chip are located on the bottom of the board - so the metal cover acts as a passive heat sink. Thanks to its compact dimensions, 4 of these routers can be mounted in one 1U slot (Rackmount kit K-79 - separately sold product). Replacement of the legendary RB2011 product line - better performance, more features and interesting "quality-of-life" improvements Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax) - AX600, Dual-Chain connection 2.4 GHz & 2× external antenna (4 dBi) 2 power supply methods (PoE+ 802.3af/at, DC jack) 1× PoE input (802.3af/at) & 1× PoE output (passive PoE) Modern ARM processor with container support, innovative cover, more RAM, PoE and 2.5G SFP support RouterOS v7 operating system (license level - L5) Efficient cooling - the entire cover works as a passive heatsink Possibility to mount up to 4 routers in one 19" 1U slot (Rackmount kit K-79) The L009 series is up to 4x faster than the RB2011 in the vast majority of cases and settings, from simple routing to complex bridge filters. With heart The first port has a fast Marvell Peridot switch chip, which offers an impressive 2.5 gigabit full-duplex connection to the processor on all ports except Ether1. The first port has its own gigabit full-duplex link to the ARM processor. This means countless configurations! The ARM processor architecture offers significant advantages over older devices based on the MIPS platform, such as using all the latest Linux kernel features or implementing your own container projects. The combination of a modern ARM processor and a USB 3.0 port is ideal for running your own container projects. For example, you can run a Pi-hole ad block on this router or use the USB port for LTE connectivity via an external modem. Information about the MikroTik RouterOS system If you are starting out with MikroTik RouterOS or need help with a more complex setup, you can use our support. You can learn how to set up and manage your RouterBoard in our training courses. Not sure which model to choose? Check out this comparison table, where you will also find other information to help you make your choice. All RouterBoards have the same RouterOS system MikroTik. All devices with RouterOS MikroTik fully support IPv6, have a firewall, Queues, NAT and with an L4 license support CAPsMAN server. MikroTik can be configured via a web interface, via a mobile application, or with the winbox program, which can be downloaded from mikrotik.com. MikroTik has a "Quick Set" option, i.e. a quick setup option. There are several preset profiles to choose from. BASIC SPECIFICATIONS Ports: 8× GbE RJ-45 port, 1× 2.5G SFP slot, 1× USB 3.0 type A, 1× RJ-45 console port Wi-Fi: yes, 802.11b/g/n/ax (2.4 GHz) Processor and switch chip: ARM Qualcomm IPQ-5018 (800 MHz, 2-core), Marvell Peridot (88E6190) Memory size: 512 MB DDR3L RAM + 128 MB NAND Operating system: RouterOS v7 L5 Power supply: PoE+ 802.3af/at (24-56 V), DC jack (24-56 V) Maximum consumption: 45 W (12 W without PoE) Dimensions: 220 × 125 × 22 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 setuper (switching the line to the backup in case of failure) Multiple uplinks using PCC & Load balancing Static NAT & RouterOS MikroTips: Netinstall