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Ubiquiti Device Bridge

BH #UBUDBUS • MFR #UDB-US
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Ubiquiti Device Bridge
Key Features
  • Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac)
  • 866.7 Mb/s Throughput
  • 5 GHz Band
  • 1 x Internal Antenna
Wirelessly link your compatible Ubiquiti UniFi cameras, VoIP phones, and other wired devices to your wireless network with this convenient Device Bridge.
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Ubiquiti UDB-US Overview

Wirelessly link your compatible Ubiquiti UniFi cameras, VoIP phones, and other wired devices to your wireless network with this convenient Device Bridge.

Supporting Wi-Fi 5 (802.11ac) standards, the Device Bridge can transfer up to 866.7 Mb/s over the 5 GHz band with compatible devices. It may be mounted onto a wall using the included kit and plugged into a wall outlet to provide 15W of passive PoE to compatible devices through the Gigabit Ethernet port. You have the option of using the internal antenna only or connecting the included SMA antenna for added reach and signal stability. With UniFi WiFi Auto-Link support, simply connect the Bridge to get started. No complex configuration is required.

UPC: 810084695890

Ubiquiti UDB-US Reviews

A Handy Network Device

By Peter
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-09-25

The Unifi UDB is a handy device for when you need to extend a network and only AC is available. I keep one on the shelf in case I need it. You do have to have WiFI mesh enabled. I recommend this device.

Works well. Perfect for UniFi 5G Max.

By Robert
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2026-01-23

The Ubiquiti Device Bridge (UDB) delivered as expected allowing me to connect my new UniFi 5G Max cellular backup modem in an area of my home where I could not run ethernet cable. Ultimately, I think I want the Outdoor variant to improve signal, but I also can be sure that will come to fruition until I can get ahold of and test one of the Outdoor models. Typically, I'll get around 200M down and 25M up, which should be more than enough to keep IOT and VoIP devices running during the brief outages that we've experienced with Spectrum. Having 100GB of data available with Google Fi at $0 also made this purchase a no brainer.

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My network consists of a Synology AP and I have a ...

My network consists of a Synology AP and I have a 2nd Netgear AP. Can I use this to bridge a wired device to my network?
Asked by: Troy
The Ubiquiti Networks Device Bridge would not have any connection to your wireless access points. You would need to connect it to your router.
Answered by: Calvin M
Date published: 2025-01-23
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