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Ubiquiti sunMAX SolarPoint SM-SP-40 Solar Charging

Ubiquiti sunMAX SolarPoint SM-SP-40 Solar Charging

SKU:NHU-SM-SP-40

The Ubiquiti sunMAX SolarPoint SM-SP-40 is a remotely managed solar site charging appliance featuring MPPT 24V 7A charging, integrated PoE switch, and weather prediction service. Ideal for powering remote network sites with reliable solar energy.
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BrandUbiquiti
CategoryNetwork - UISP
SKUNHU-SM-SP-40
AvailabilityIn Stock
Ubiquiti sunMAX SolarPoint SM-SP-40 Solar Charging$427.04
$427.04
Overview
  • The Ubiquiti sunMAX SolarPoint SM-SP-40 combines solar charging capability with integrated networking functionality, enabling businesses to power and connect remote network equipment without relying on grid power. The device features remotely managed MPPT charging that intelligently optimises battery charging based on weather conditions and environmental factors.

    With its integrated four-port PoE switch, the SolarPoint provides power and connectivity to remote equipment such as wireless access points, cameras, and routers. The 24V 7A charging capacity supports standard battery types including SLA, AGL, and AGM batteries, making it compatible with existing backup power systems.

    Designed for both indoor and outdoor use, this appliance is built to handle Australian environmental conditions. The weather prediction service ensures that charging cycles adapt to expected solar availability, maximising energy efficiency and system uptime.
Specifications
BrandUbiquiti
ModelsunMAX SolarPoint SM-SP-40
Product TypeSolar Site Charging Appliance
Charging TypeMPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking)
Charging Voltage24V DC
Charging Current7A maximum
DC Output Terminal24V DC, 40W maximum
Battery CompatibilitySLA, AGL, AGM
Integrated SwitchFour-port PoE 10/100 Mbps
PoE Output24V
ManagementRemote management and monitoring
Weather ServicesWeather prediction service included
Operating EnvironmentIndoor and outdoor
Warranty12 months
Key Features
MPPT 24V 7A solar charging for external batteries (SLA, AGL, AGM)
Integrated four-port 24V PoE 10/100 Mbps switch
24V DC output terminal with maximum 40W capacity
Remote management and monitoring capabilities
Weather prediction service for optimised charging
Suitable for indoor and outdoor installation
Ideal For
Remote network sites requiring reliable power and connectivity
Outdoor wireless access point deployments
Off-grid installations with solar power generation
Backup power systems for mission-critical network equipment
Distributed network infrastructure across rural or difficult-to-access locations
FAQs
What types of batteries does the sunMAX SolarPoint SM-SP-40 support?

The SM-SP-40 supports external 24V battery charging for SLA, AGL, and AGM battery types. The charger provides up to 7A charging current with intelligent MPPT control.

Can I power network equipment directly from the SolarPoint?

Yes. The integrated four-port PoE switch allows you to connect and power network devices such as access points and cameras directly. The 24V DC output terminal also provides up to 40W for non-PoE equipment.

How is the SolarPoint managed and monitored?

The SolarPoint is remotely managed and monitored, allowing you to check charging status, battery health, and network performance from a central location.

What is MPPT charging and why does it matter?

MPPT (Maximum Power Point Tracking) automatically adjusts charging to extract maximum power from solar panels under varying sunlight conditions, improving charging efficiency and overall system performance.

Can the SolarPoint be installed outdoors?

Yes, the SolarPoint is rated for both indoor and outdoor use, making it suitable for remote network installations across Australia.

Does the SolarPoint include weather prediction?

Yes. The integrated weather prediction service optimises charging cycles based on forecast data, helping maximise battery availability during expected low-solar periods.

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