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Ubiquiti USW-PRO-MAX-24-POE UniFi Network Switch

Ubiquiti USW-PRO-MAX-24-POE UniFi Network Switch Overview The Ubiquiti USW-PRO-MAX-24-POE is a 24-port managed Ethernet switch purpose-built for medi…

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SKU: USW-PRO-MAX-24-POE
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Ubiquiti USW-PRO-MAX-24-POE UniFi Network Switch

Overview

The Ubiquiti USW-PRO-MAX-24-POE is a 24-port managed Ethernet switch purpose-built for medium to large UniFi deployments. Featuring 112 Gbps switching capacity and an 83 Mpps forwarding rate, this switch delivers consistent performance across campus networks, enterprise branches, and security infrastructure. The internal 550W AC/DC power supply supports universal input voltage from 100–240V AC, enabling flexible global deployment.

Key Features

The USW-PRO-MAX-24-POE integrates comprehensive power delivery with network switching in a compact form factor measuring 442 × 325 × 44 mm. The 24-port architecture provides distributed PoE capability, eliminating the need for separate power injectors at edge locations—a significant advantage when scaling IP camera deployments or wireless access points across multiple buildings.

Built from SGCC steel enclosure and mounting materials, the switch withstands operating temperatures between −5 and 40°C (23 to 104°F), accommodating both climate-controlled data centers and outdoor network closets. The unit draws 50W excluding PoE output, allowing predictable power budgeting in larger network designs. Ethernet-based management integrates seamlessly with UniFi Network Controller software, providing centralized monitoring and configuration across your infrastructure stack.

Deployment Scenarios

This switch excels in tiered network architectures where aggregation and access-layer PoE are required in a single device. Common deployments include multi-floor office buildings, retail chains with distributed IP cameras, university campuses, and healthcare facilities. The 112 Gbps switching capacity supports simultaneous 1 Gbps flows across most ports without oversubscription in typical three-tier designs.

Organizations upgrading from legacy PoE injectors benefit from consolidated rack real estate and simplified cabling—the Ubiquiti USW-PRO-MAX-24-POE reduces clutter and failure points inherent in distributed power architectures.

Network Integration

The switch operates within UniFi's software-defined ecosystem, allowing dynamic VLAN configuration, QoS policies, and port mirroring for security monitoring. Integration with UniFi Dream Machine or CloudKey controllers enables zero-touch provisioning and centralized alert management. Standard Ethernet management port connects to your controller infrastructure without dedicated out-of-band cabling requirements.

The MPN USW-PRO-MAX-24-POE achieves NDAA compliance and holds CE, FCC, IC, and Anatel certifications, meeting procurement requirements across North America, Europe, and Latin America.

Installation Notes

The switch ships at 5.1 kg (11.3 lb) without mounting brackets, fitting standard 19-inch rack environments with included hardware. Ensure adequate intake airflow for the 50W base power draw; calculate total PoE budget separately to avoid thermal throttling during peak usage. Mount in temperature-controlled enclosures to remain within the −5 to 40°C operating window. Connect the universal AC input to appropriately rated circuit protection matching local electrical codes.

Eden Phillips
Eden Phillips, Infrastructure Specialist

"The USW-PRO-MAX-24-POE strikes a practical balance between port density and power delivery that's often missing in mid-market switches. You're not overpaying for 10 Gbps uplinks you don't need, yet the 112 Gbps throughput prevents the choking bottlenecks common in budget alternatives. The compact chassis and SGCC construction mean you can place these in harsh environments without custom enclosures. For integrators standardizing on UniFi, the Ubiquiti USW-PRO-MAX-24-POE reduces SKU complexity while maintaining the software-defined flexibility your customers will demand in three years."

Specifications
Dimensions: 442 x 325 x 44 mm
Switching Capacity: 112 Gbps
Forwarding Rate: 83 Mpps
Power Consumption: 50W (Excluding PoE Output)
Power Type: (1) Universal input, 100–240V AC, 50/60 Hz
Power Supply: AC/DC, internal, 550W
Voltage Range: 100–240V AC
Management: Ethernet
Weight: Without mounting brackets: 5.1 kg (11.3 lb)
Enclosure: SGCC steel
Mount Material: SGCC steel
Operating Temp: -5 to 40° C (23 to 104° F)
NDAA Compliant: Yes
Certifications: CE, FCC, IC, Anatel: 06374-24-08356
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