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MikroTik RB5009UG+S+IN Multi-Gigabit Router with 10G SFP+ for Enterprise Network Infrastructure

Brand MikroTik

Model Number RB5009UG-S-IN

EpicRise Warranty 1 Year

Product Highlights

• 10G SFP+ uplink with 2.5G Ethernet port and 7x Gigabit ports for high-performance network aggregation

• Quad-core ARMv8 1.4GHz CPU with 1GB DDR4 RAM delivers double the performance of comparable form factors

• Triple power input options: PoE-in (802.3af/at), DC jack, or 2-pin terminal for flexible deployment scenarios

• Compact 1U rack design fits four units in single rack space using optional K-79 mounting kit

• Passive aluminum cooling with CPU and switch chip on bottom for reliable fanless operation up to 60°C

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The MikroTik RB5009UG+S+IN is a high-density enterprise router engineered for network administrators who need robust performance in space-constrained environments. Combining a Marvell Armada quad-core ARMv8 processor with a Marvell Amethyst switch chip, this device delivers wire-speed routing and switching across nine Ethernet ports plus a 10G SFP+ uplink. The passive cooling design eliminates fan noise and mechanical failure points while maintaining operational stability in temperatures from -40°C to 60°C.

Built for professional network infrastructure, this router provides three independent power input methods—PoE-in on port #1, DC jack, and 2-pin terminal—ensuring deployment flexibility across diverse environments from server rooms to remote installations. The bottom-mounted CPU and switch chip architecture transforms the aluminum enclosure into an efficient heat sink, enabling sustained performance under continuous high loads without thermal throttling.

Best For

Designed for IT decision-makers managing multi-site networks, colocation facilities, and high-density server environments requiring reliable routing with minimal rack space consumption.

- Enterprise Network Aggregation: Centralized routing for branch offices and department networks requiring 10G uplinks to core infrastructure

- ISP Customer Premise Equipment: Small to mid-size service provider deployments needing cost-effective yet robust edge routing with fiber connectivity

- Data Center Edge Routing: High-density 1U installations where four units per rack space optimize colocation costs while maintaining performance

- Advanced Home Lab and Testing: Network engineers requiring production-grade hardware for certification labs, protocol testing, and proof-of-concept deployments

- Industrial Network Backhaul: Harsh environment installations leveraging wide temperature tolerance and multiple power input options for redundancy

Key Features

- Marvell Armada 88F7040 quad-core ARMv8 processor running at 1.4GHz with 1GB DDR4 RAM for complex routing tables and firewall rules

- Marvell Amethyst 88E6393 switch chip connected via 10Gbps full-duplex link to CPU for wire-speed layer 2/3 performance

- One 10G SFP+ port for fiber uplinks, one 2.5G Ethernet port, and seven Gigabit Ethernet ports supporting diverse connectivity requirements

- RouterOS v7 license level 5 with IPsec hardware acceleration and lifetime free software updates (minimum 5 years or product lifecycle)

- Full-size USB 3.0 Type-A port for external storage, 4G/5G modems, or network diagnostics equipment

- 802.3af/at PoE input on port #1 plus DC jack (24-57V) and 2-pin terminal for triple power redundancy options

- Passive cooling aluminum enclosure rated for -40°C to 60°C operation with MTBF approximately 200,000 hours at 25°C

- Compact 220x125x22mm dimensions enable four-unit installation in single 1U rack space with optional K-79 mounting kit

Quick Specs

Product Code	RB5009UG+S+IN
Processor	Marvell 88F7040 quad-core ARMv8, 1.4GHz
Memory	1GB DDR4 RAM, 1GB NAND storage
Switch Chip	Marvell Amethyst 88E6393
Ethernet Ports	7x 10/100/1000 Mbps, 1x 2.5 Gbps
Fiber Ports	1x 10G SFP+
USB	1x USB 3.0 Type-A
Power Input	PoE-in (802.3af/at), DC jack (24-57V), 2-pin terminal (24-57V)
Max Power Consumption	25W with accessories, 14W standalone
Operating System	RouterOS v7, License Level 5
IPsec Acceleration	Hardware-accelerated
Cooling	Passive aluminum enclosure
Operating Temperature	-40°C to 60°C
Dimensions	220 x 125 x 22 mm
MTBF	Approximately 200,000 hours @ 25°C
Suggested Retail	$219.00 USD

What's Included

- RB5009UG+S+IN router unit

- K-55 screw kit for mounting

- 24V 1.5A power adapter

Product Details
Color	Black
Power Source	DC-powered, Battery-powered

What network environments is the RB5009UG+S+IN best suited for?

This router fits enterprise branch offices, small ISP deployments, and data center edge networks requiring 10G fiber uplinks with multiple Gigabit connections. The compact 1U form factor and passive cooling make it ideal for high-density rack installations and temperature-variable environments. IT teams managing 50-500 user networks gain cost-effective performance without enterprise-class price tags.

How does the RB5009UG+S+IN compare to other MikroTik routers in this series?

The RB5009UG+S+IN adds a 10G SFP+ port and 2.5G Ethernet port compared to standard RB5009 models, providing higher-speed uplink options for fiber networks. The +IN suffix variant meets additional safety standards for specific regional deployments. This model doubles routing performance versus older CCR series devices in similar form factors while maintaining the RouterOS v7 feature set.

Is the $219 price point justified for this router's capabilities?

The RB5009UG+S+IN delivers 10G SFP+ connectivity and quad-core processing at one-third the cost of comparable enterprise routers from major vendors. Organizations needing multi-gigabit routing without Cisco or Juniper licensing costs find strong ROI here. The hardware lifetime (200,000 hour MTBF) and included lifetime RouterOS updates eliminate recurring software fees common with competing products.

What systems and network equipment is this router compatible with?

The RB5009UG+S+IN works with any standard Ethernet network using 802.3 protocols and supports 802.3af/at PoE input for flexible power sourcing. The SFP+ port accepts MikroTik-tested modules listed in their compatibility documentation. RouterOS v7 integrates with BGP, OSPF, VLAN, and common enterprise protocols, making it interoperable with Cisco, HP, Dell, and other vendor switches and routers.

What are the exact power input voltage ranges for each input method?

All three power inputs accept 24-57V DC: PoE-in on Ethernet port #1 supports 802.3af/at standards, the DC jack accepts standard barrel connectors, and the 2-pin terminal (5.08mm spacing) accommodates hardwired installations. The included adapter provides 24V at 1.5A. Maximum device consumption is 25W with all ports and USB active, or 14W for the router alone.

Can this router handle advanced routing protocols and VPN workloads?

RouterOS v7 license level 5 includes full BGP, OSPF, VLAN, and MPLS support for complex enterprise routing scenarios. Hardware IPsec acceleration in the Marvell Armada CPU handles VPN tunnels without software bottlenecks. The 1GB RAM and quad-core architecture support large routing tables and stateful firewall rules typical of multi-site enterprise networks.

What is the default login credential for initial configuration?

Default access uses username 'admin' with a blank password (no password required) on first boot. The device assigns itself IP 192.168.88.1/24 and runs DHCP server on all ports except SFP+. Administrators can access via web interface at https://192.168.88.1 or WinBox with auto-discovery enabled. MikroTik strongly recommends running system package updates immediately after first login.

How many of these routers can be mounted in a standard server rack?

The 220x125x22mm dimensions allow four RB5009 units to fit in a single 1U rack space using the optional K-79 rack mount kit (sold separately). Standard 19-inch racks accommodate this configuration. The passive cooling design eliminates airflow spacing requirements between stacked units, maximizing rack density for colocation and data center deployments.