MikroTik RB5009UPr+S+OUT Outdoor PoE (7x Ports, 1x 2.5Gbps Port, 1x SFP+ Port) Router

Description

The RB5009 — Now Outdoor

Adding an IP66-rated waterproof enclosure to the RB5009 series creates a compact, cost-effective solution for network tower setups — one of the most capable outdoor networking devices available at this price point. The RB5009UPr+S+OUT has 7× Gigabit Ethernet ports, one 2.5 Gigabit Ethernet port, a 10G SFP+ cage, and a full-size USB 3.0 port, identical to the indoor RB5009UG+S+IN in port layout. The distinction is entirely in the enclosure, PoE capability, and power redundancy stack.

Nine Powering Options — Genuine Power Redundancy

The unit offers nine possible ways of powering: a 2-pin power connector on the front, plus PoE-in and PoE-out on all eight Ethernet ports. If you are using PoE-in, the board will stay on even if eight of your nine power sources suddenly go down. All power options support a wide voltage range of 24–57V. The board powers itself from whichever source presents the highest voltage — so connecting multiple supplies at different voltages within the supported range provides automatic priority-based failover without any configuration.

⚠️ Voltages cannot be mixed. All connected power sources must be within the same voltage standard — do not connect 24V passive PoE and 48V 802.3af sources simultaneously to the same unit.

PoE-Out — Up to 25W Per Port, 130W Total

Each PoE-out port can supply up to 25W of power, with all ports combined limited to 130W total. You can specify maximum available power from your power sources manually. This means the RB5009UPr+S+OUT can simultaneously power up to eight downstream devices directly — wireless radios, IP cameras, CPE units — without a separate PoE switch or injectors at the tower or mast.

PoE-out is single-voltage — it can be either 802.3at/af compatible or low-voltage PoE-out, determined by the voltage on the 2-pin connector, as no voltage conversion is done on the board. At 48–57V input the PoE-out is 802.3at/af standard; at 24V input it is 24V passive PoE. Plan your power supply voltage based on which PoE standard your downstream devices require.

⚠️ PoE-out requires 2-pin DC connector power. If you are powering downstream devices via PoE-out, the 2-pin connector must supply power. PoE-in alone is not sufficient to run PoE-out to other devices — the router takes up to 21W for itself, and the remainder of the budget is available for PoE-out only when the 2-pin connector is powered.

RouterOS L5 and ISP-Grade Use Cases

The RB5009 series handles PPPoE termination, DHCP to customers, Local Queuing, MPLS Push/Pop/Swap and MPLS Forwarding, VPLS/VXLAN Termination, and Hardware Bridging — a full ISP-grade feature set in a weatherproof outdoor enclosure. RouterOS Level 5 is pre-installed with lifetime free updates, covering OSPF, BGP, firewall, NAT, VPN (IPsec, OpenVPN, L2TP, WireGuard), CAPsMAN, scripting, and the complete RouterOS v7 stack.

Key Highlights

• Enclosure: IP66 weatherproof | Outdoor — tower/mast/pole mount
• CPU: Marvell Armada 88F7040 quad-core ARMv8 @ 350–1400 MHz (auto)
• RAM: 1 GB DDR4 | Storage: 1 GB NAND
• Gigabit ports: 7× 10/100/1000 Mbps (all PoE-in + PoE-out)
• 2.5G port: 1× 2.5 GbE (PoE-in + PoE-out)
• 10G port: 1× SFP+ cage (module not included)
• USB: 1× USB 3.0 Type-A full-size
• PoE-out: Up to 25W per port | 130W total budget
• PoE standard: 802.3at/af (48–57V input) or passive PoE (24V input) — single voltage, no conversion
• Power inputs: 9 total — 2-pin DC connector + PoE-in on all 8 Ethernet ports | 24–57V range
• Power priority: Highest voltage source auto-selected; fails over to next highest
• Router self-power: Up to 21W
• RouterOS: Level 5 (pre-installed, lifetime updates, v7)
• Switch chip: Marvell Amethyst | 10 Gbps CPU link
• Passive cooling: IP66 enclosure acts as heat sink
• Operating temp: −40°C to +60°C

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