Ubiquiti SM-SP-40 | Switch | SUNMAX SolarPoint, 4x 24V PoE 100Mb/s, DC Output 40W


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Ubiquiti SM-SP-40 can be remotely managed and has maximum power monitoring (MPPT) 24 V, 7A. The device has a built-in 4-port PoE switch 24 V and DC output power up to 40 W. Modern software allows to forecast the weather.
SolarPoint is easy to configure for almost any combination of devices.
The durable SolarPoint housing is resistant to outdoor conditions, including wind, rain and snow. The included rubber plugs protect the cable holes.
Designed for convenience management. The user interface allows SolarPoint administrators to configure devices and monitor charging.
Features / filters | |
LAN standard | Fast Ethernet 10/100Mb/s |
Number of LAN ports | 4x 10/100BaseTX (RJ45) |
Number of PoE ports | 4x [Passive PoE 24V (100M)] |
Number of WAN ports | Not applicable |
Management | CLI - Command Line Interface, By web browser, |
Power (W) | 2 |
Type of case | Rack (1U) |
Basic technical parameters | |
Dimensions | 202 × 186 × 50 mm |
Weight | 650 g |
Enclosure characteristics | UV-resistant, outdoor use |
Maximum power consumption | 2W |
Network interfaces | (4) 10/100 Fast Ethernet ports |
Management interface | Ethernet Wi-Fi (2.4 GHz) |
Button | Reset |
LEDs | System, output |
Power source | PV panel (H4 connectors) |
PV input voltage range | 10 - 60 V |
Maximum PV current | 10A |
Power control | MPPT |
Output interfaces | 24VDC passive PoE (pins 4, 5+; 7, 8-) Terminal block 24VDC |
Output voltage | Battery voltage limited to 24 V (Surge protection) |
Maximum output power | PoE: 17W, DC output: 24W, Maximum total 40W |
Battery type | 24 V SLA, AGM, lead-gel battery |
Voltage levels | 27.4 V, 28.2 V, 29.1 V, 30 V |
Variable charge voltage | 95% of the voltage increase |
Maximum charging current | 7A |
Low-voltage protection | 22 - 23.6 V Configurable software 22 V Equipment protection 2 Priority levels for exit |
Operating temperature | -20 to 50° C |
Operating humidity | IPx4 |
Certificates | FCC/IC/CE |
Information brochure | Download |
1. Press down and slide the port cover forward.
2. Lift the port cover up.
3. Remove the four-pin connector from the battery terminal block.
4. Crimp a ferrule on one end of the wire.
5. Insert the crimped wire into the appropriate slot on the four-pin connector. Using a flathead screwdriver, secure the wire to the connector by tightening the screw until it stops.
6. Repeat steps four and five until the connector is fully occupied with all four wires.
7. Attach the NTC and battery cable using the four-pin connector.
8. Attach the PV panel cables.