INS-3AF-O-G

Ubiquiti INS-3AF-O-G Outdoor Instant 802.3af PoE Gigabit Converter – Compatible with airMAX & UniFi | NZ

Convert Ubiquiti Devices to 802.3af PoE with the Rugged INS-3AF-O-G – Outdoor-Ready Gigabit PoE Converter for Reliable NZ Deployments

The Ubiquiti INS-3AF-O-G Instant 802.3af PoE Converter is a powerful and compact Gigabit PoE adapter that transforms select Ubiquiti PoE devices into 802.3af-compatible systems, offering seamless integration with standard 802.3af PoE switches. Built for rugged outdoor use, it’s perfect for New Zealand installers needing reliable power delivery in harsh conditions.

Compatible with airMAX, UniFi, and other Ubiquiti PoE-enabled devices, this outdoor Gigabit PoE converter supports 10/100/1000 Mbps connections, ensuring optimal data throughput for wireless bridges, access points, and outdoor IP devices.

Whether you’re upgrading a PoE network in NZ, extending cable distances, or safeguarding devices from surges, the INS-3AF-O-G is a cost-effective, future-ready solution.

✅ Key Features:

• Gigabit PoE Converter (802.3af) – Transforms Ubiquiti PoE to standard 802.3af

• Outdoor-Ready Design – Weatherproof for external deployments

• ±15kV Ethernet Isolation – Built-in surge and ESD protection

• Compatible with airMAX & UniFi Devices – Works with most Ubiquiti models

• Supports 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet – High-speed data transmission

• Enables Longer Cable Runs – Efficient power delivery reduces current draw

• Centralised Power Management – Works with UPS-backed 802.3af PoE switches

🔧 Specifications:

• PoE Input: IEEE 802.3af (48V)

• PoE Output: 24V Passive PoE (Ubiquiti-compatible)

• Port Speeds: 10/100/1000 Mbps (Gigabit)

• Surge Protection: ±15kV Ethernet isolation

• Form Factor: Compact outdoor enclosure

• Use Case: Extending power to Ubiquiti devices with standard PoE switches

🌐 Use Cases in NZ:

• Powering Ubiquiti airMAX devices in rural or remote locations

• Converting UniFi access points for PoE switch compatibility

• Outdoor PoE adapter for wireless bridges, cameras & more

• Long cable runs across farms, campuses, and outdoor venues