Ubiquiti ER-6P Fanless Router with Four-Core, 1 GHz MIPS64 Processor, 5-Port Gigabit RJ45 and 1-Port SFP

Deploy a quiet, high-performance routing backbone for security, surveillance and enterprise monitoring with the Ubiquiti ER-6P EdgeRouter 6 PoE. This fanless router from Ubiquiti gives IT and security teams reliable, low-noise operation while delivering the processing power needed for heavy camera and sensor traffic. Powered by a four-core 1 GHz MIPS64 processor, the ER-6P handles up to 3.4 million packets per second (64-byte) and up to 6 Gbps for larger packets, ensuring smooth video streams and low-latency access across your network.

The ER-6P includes five Gigabit RJ45 routing ports with 24V PoE support and a dedicated Gigabit SFP port for fiber uplinks—making it easy to connect IP cameras, switches, and remote monitoring equipment. Housed in a compact, durable metal 1U chassis that can be rack- or wall-mounted, it fits tight network closets and reduces audible distractions in control rooms. Advanced EdgeMAX routing, firewall, VLAN and QoS tools help prioritize security and surveillance traffic for dependable performance.

Choose the Ubiquiti ER-6P for a secure, energy-efficient routing solution for security, surveillance and monitoring networks—order now to strengthen your infrastructure.

• Silent, reliable operation ideal for surveillance: fanless metal design keeps network closets and security rooms quiet
• High throughput for camera and monitoring traffic: four-core 1 GHz MIPS64 CPU delivers up to 6 Gbps and 3.4 Mpps for smooth streaming
• Flexible PoE and uplink options: five Gigabit RJ45 ports with 24V PoE plus a Gigabit SFP uplink simplify IP camera and switch deployments
• Space-saving, durable design: 1U rack- or wall-mountable metal chassis fits tight installations and protects critical equipment
• Advanced routing and security: EdgeMAX-powered features (VLAN, QoS, firewall) enable secure, prioritized traffic for critical monitoring
• Energy-efficient and low power draw: 16W consumption reduces operating costs for always-on security systems