Same problem, different cable. You've got two UniFi gateways running Shadow Mode HA and your ISP feed comes in on a standard Ethernet run, not fibre. The USW-WAN-RJ45 is the 10 Gigabit Ethernet version of the WAN switch. One 10 GbE uplink for your ISP, two 10 GbE downlinks feeding each gateway, so a single link drop doesn't take your whole site offline. Two AC inputs mean power redundancy is built in, not bolted on. Manage it through the GbE port in UniFi Network and you can see exactly which path is carrying traffic at any given second. No SFP+ modules to source, no fibre patching. Just plug in a 10G Ethernet cable and go
| brand | Ubiquiti |
| model | USW-WAN-RJ45 |
| category | Networking |
| subcategory | WAN Switches |
| uplink_port | 1x 10 GbE (RJ45) |
| downlink_ports | 2x 10 GbE (RJ45) |
| power_inputs | 2x AC (redundant) |
| management_port | 1x GbE (UniFi Network) |
| compatibility | UniFi Shadow Mode High Availability gateways |
| failover_note | Use an additional USW-WAN-RJ45 for ISP failover deployments |
