FS: Ubiquiti USG Pro / Unifi 24 Port 500W PoE Switch / Unifi CloudKey G2+

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premiumtouring

312 posts

Ultimate Geek

#280901 19-Jan-2021 06:58

All pulled from a working environment. Have original boxes for everything.

1 x Unifi CloudKey G2+ - $290

1 x Unifi USG Pro 4 - $350

1 x Ubiquiti UniFiSwitch 24 Port Gigabit 500W Managed PoE Switch US-24-500W - $750

$1200 for all items. Prefer to sell as a package if there's no interest by the end of the month, can look at separating.

Pickup from Gulf Harbour after hours or Auckland CBD (during business hours). Can ship at buyers expense.

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timbosan

1765 posts

Uber Geek

#2638610 20-Jan-2021 10:13

Hi, I could be interested in the USG Pro, but have some questions:

How loud is it? I see that sometimes people replace fans. I would be running this at home
Do you know if its still being updated by Ubiquiti?
If I want to implement VLAN's I can do this on the USG Pro? Or do I need a Unifi Switch as well?

Cheers!

premiumtouring

312 posts

Ultimate Geek

#2638923 20-Jan-2021 14:29

timbosan:

Hi, I could be interested in the USG Pro, but have some questions:

How loud is it? I see that sometimes people replace fans. I would be running this at home
Do you know if its still being updated by Ubiquiti?
If I want to implement VLAN's I can do this on the USG Pro? Or do I need a Unifi Switch as well?

Cheers!

Hey Tim,

Yes, the USG Pro's are being updated by Ubiquiti regularly. The last release for the Pro was just before Christmas.

Regarding noise, there is a reason a lot of people switch the fans out on gear from Ubiquiti. For some reason they use fans which emit a frequency under load that can pierce through an internal wall or door in a home quite easily. I'm sure the stock fans are performant and reliable, so it makes sense for enterprise with server rooms, but for home use, the frequency being emitted by these fans is detectable. A lot of people open these up and change them to Noctuas fans, and not only do they run quieter but they run slightly cooler, too.

This gear is all from a server room so it's like new, and hasn't been modified at all.

Re:VLANs, yes, shouldn't be an issue, you can find more information here: https://help.ui.com/hc/en-us/articles/219654087-UniFi-Using-VLANs-with-UniFi-Routing-Hardware