If you are used to installing other UniFi equipment, you may not know how to get the UMR up and running.
There is no setup manual that explains the simple steps to get this going.
UMR-Industrial Mobile Router Industrial
UMR-Ultra-US Mobile Router Ultra
UMR-US Mobile Router
Step 1: Insert an unlocked and data enabled SIM card that you know is working.
Step 2: Connect to a switch with PoE via the PoE IN port on the UMR.
Step 3: Look at the back of the UMR and look for the secret code at the bottom under the QR code. (Take a photo)
Step 4: Log into https://mobility.ui.com/
Step 5: Choose the unit, enter the secret code and adopt the unit.
Step 6: Wait for it to adopt and then make sure the firmware updates complete. This will take around 10 minutes.
Step 7: Set the WiFi password in the settings and if you have a limited data plan – you can set a warning if you exceed X amount.
Step 8: Unplug from PoE and install as standalone unit.
That should get you started and remember you will be in a trial mode until you subscribe to the monthly cloud fee.
https://techspecs.ui.com/unifi/integrations?subcategory=mobile-routing
UMR-Industrial Mobile Router Industrial – Power Consumption Test
The quoted consumption is 12.5w but we found it uses a bit less in this single test we performed with 4G, Wi-Fi and GPS enabled.
UMR powered by USB C it locks in at 5v (even if C supply is 5/9/15/20v capable).
Usage is between 1.9w to 2.3w (idle) to 5.2w to 5.7w (downloading).
With IoT random burst sending it averages 2.8w to 3.4w.
Consumption will also vary on 4G signal quality or how active Wi-Fi is.
Running from a 12.4v car battery 1.92w = 0.153a // 3.4w = 0.274a // 4.0w = 0.322a // 5.0w = 0.403a // 6.0w = 0.583a // 12.5w = 1.01a
There will be some loss in conversion factor depending on supply type.
