MikroTik MTP250-26V94-OD in Dubai, UAE
A rugged 26V outdoor AC/DC power supply for compatible MikroTik netPower installations, designed for projects that need a protected, high-capacity DC source close to outdoor switching equipment.
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Share the target switch, connected devices, quantity, cable run and installation location so FourTeck can help confirm product fit.
For compatible low-voltage devices
Power budget must be calculated
Outdoor protection when installed correctly
Hardware included by manufacturer
Direct answer for buyers
The MikroTik MTP250-26V94-OD is a weather-protected AC/DC power supply intended for compatible MikroTik netPower equipment and other supported 26V DC applications. It converts 100–240V AC input to 26V DC and can provide up to 9.4A, with official documentation specifying 244W DC output. It is mainly considered for outdoor switches, wireless infrastructure and related field installations where a protected power source is required. Buyers should confirm the voltage accepted by the target device, the combined consumption of connected equipment, the required cable size, protection devices, mounting arrangement and local electrical installation rules before proceeding.
What this power supply does
The MTP250-26V94-OD provides a dedicated low-voltage DC supply for outdoor network equipment. Its role is not to switch traffic, manage a network or provide PoE conversion on its own. Instead, it delivers the electrical input that a compatible outdoor switch or related device needs in order to operate and, where the connected platform supports it, distribute power to downstream devices.
This distinction is important. The power supply does not automatically make every connected switch capable of delivering every PoE standard. The output voltage of the power supply, the input design of the switch and the requirements of downstream devices must all align. A 26V supply is commonly relevant where the powered equipment accepts a lower-voltage DC range. It should not be selected simply because its wattage appears sufficient.
Who should consider it
This model may be appropriate for managed service providers, wireless internet operators, security integrators, facilities teams, network contractors and organisations installing MikroTik outdoor switching at poles, rooftops, perimeter locations, warehouses, campuses or remote cabinets.
It is especially relevant when the selected MikroTik netPower device supports 18–30V input and the intended endpoints also match the available output arrangement. It is less suitable when the downstream environment requires 48–57V operation, standard 802.3af/at delivery from a switch that depends directly on higher input voltage, or a different power architecture. In those cases, the MTP250-53V47-OD or another correctly rated supply may be more suitable.
Business challenges it helps address
Outdoor power placement
Network equipment installed away from indoor electrical rooms needs a properly protected power source. The IP67 enclosure supports outdoor deployment when cable entry, mounting and installation practices preserve the intended protection.
Higher power demand
Outdoor switches serving multiple access points, cameras or radios may need more power than a small desktop adapter can supply. The MTP250-26V94-OD is designed for projects that need a higher-capacity 26V DC source.
Mounting flexibility
The manufacturer supports pole and wall mounting. This can simplify placement near the network device, subject to safe access, ventilation, cable routing and local electrical requirements.
Procurement clarity
Using the exact manufacturer model helps buyers document voltage, output current, environmental rating and mounting needs in the project bill of materials rather than relying on an unspecified power adapter.
Core capabilities at a glance
Accepts 100–240V AC at 50/60Hz according to the official manual.
Provides the lower-voltage DC output required by compatible equipment.
IP67 protection is stated by MikroTik for the power-supply enclosure.
Tested ambient operation is listed from -40°C to 70°C.
Product-fit decision matrix
| Requirement | Suitable when | Confirm before ordering |
|---|---|---|
| Outdoor switch power | The selected device accepts 26V input and the installation needs a protected outdoor PSU. | Exact device input range, total load and cable route. |
| Pole or wall location | A secure mounting surface and safe maintenance access are available. | Mounting method, exposure, earthing and cable glands. |
| Multi-device power budget | Calculated consumption remains within the available output after design margin. | Peak draw, switch overhead, cable loss and future expansion. |
| PoE-powered endpoints | The switch output behaviour and endpoint voltage requirements match the selected supply. | Passive PoE versus 802.3af/at needs and voltage conversion limitations. |
Verified technical information
| Brand | MikroTik |
|---|---|
| Model / product code | MTP250-26V94-OD |
| Product type | Outdoor AC/DC power supply |
| Intended product line | MikroTik netPower line and other electrically compatible applications |
| AC input | 100–240V AC, 50/60Hz |
| DC output voltage | 26V |
| DC output current | 9.4A |
| Documented DC output power | 244W |
| Marketing class | 250W class |
| Ingress protection | IP67 |
| Tested ambient temperature | -40°C to 70°C |
| Mounting | Pole or wall mounting |
| Included mounting items | Manufacturer manual lists a stainless-steel hose clamp and fastening set |
| DC conductor guidance | Copper wire of at least 1.2 mm², according to the installation manual |
| Input protection guidance | Connect through an RCD in accordance with the manual and local code |
| Certifications listed | CE, EAC, RoHS |
| MTBF | Approximately 100,000 hours at 25°C, as listed by MikroTik |
| UAE availability | Contact FourTeck for current model, quantity and lead-time options |
Compatibility and electrical dependency notice
The most important selection point is voltage compatibility. A power supply with sufficient wattage can still be wrong for a project if its output voltage does not match the switch or downstream architecture. MikroTik specifically advises buyers to check the DC input range of the target device. In many outdoor-switch designs, the voltage supplied to the switch influences the voltage available for passive PoE output. Equipment requiring 48–57V or standards-based 802.3af/at power may therefore need the higher-voltage MTP250-53V47-OD or another suitable design rather than this 26V model.
The overall power calculation should include the switch itself, every powered endpoint, peak demand, cable loss, temperature conditions and a reasonable engineering margin. Do not assume that the entire nameplate output is available to endpoints. Installation must be carried out by trained personnel who understand electrical safety, protective devices, earthing, conductor sizing, weather sealing and local regulations.
Purchase and deployment journey
Identify the powered equipment
List the exact switch model, access points, radios, cameras and any future devices expected at the site.
Confirm voltage compatibility
Check each device input range and determine whether the installation needs a 26V or higher-voltage power architecture.
Calculate the power budget
Add device consumption, switch overhead and design margin. Include long DC runs and environmental effects.
Define installation scope
Plan the RCD, isolator, cable, glands, earthing, mounting height, access method and enclosure interfaces.
Request a reviewed quotation
Share quantity, destination, required accessories and installation expectations with FourTeck.
26V output and practical network design
The MTP250-26V94-OD is not merely a smaller version of the 53V model. The voltage difference affects which equipment can be powered and how a connected switch may deliver power to endpoints. A 26V supply is often relevant for MikroTik hardware that accepts a broad low-voltage input range, including selected access points, routers and outdoor switches. It can be useful in passive-PoE environments where endpoints are designed for that voltage class.
However, many surveillance cameras, enterprise wireless access points and other powered devices are designed around IEEE 802.3af or 802.3at. Those standards generally use a higher voltage range. A netPower switch without internal voltage conversion cannot create a higher PoE voltage from a 26V input. The buyer must therefore inspect the target switch documentation and every endpoint specification before selecting the supply.
This design review also protects equipment. Applying the wrong voltage can result in non-operation, unstable behaviour or damage. FourTeck can assist by reviewing the intended bill of materials and identifying where the power architecture needs clarification, but final electrical installation should remain with qualified personnel.
Outdoor protection and installation discipline
The IP67 rating provides a high level of enclosure protection against dust and temporary water immersion under test conditions. It does not remove the need for careful installation. Cable entries, terminations, mounting orientation, physical impact risk, direct sun exposure, drainage and maintenance access can all affect the field result. A project should use appropriate outdoor-rated cables, glands and protective routing. Connections should not be left exposed, and the mounting location should avoid areas where water can collect around cable interfaces.
MikroTik states that the device may be mounted on a pole using the supplied clamp or secured to a wall with the fastening set and suitable fixings for the wall material. The mounting surface must be structurally appropriate. Where the unit is installed at height, the project should account for safe access equipment and isolation procedures.
The official manual calls for trained and qualified personnel, a copper conductor of at least 1.2 mm² on the DC output and an RCD on the AC input. Local codes may require additional protection, isolation, surge protection, earthing or enclosure measures. These requirements should be confirmed during project planning rather than after equipment arrives.
Power budgeting for a reliable installation
A power budget should start with the documented maximum consumption of the switch and each endpoint. Add the values rather than estimating from typical operation. Cameras may draw more power when infrared illumination, heaters or pan-tilt-zoom motors operate. Wireless equipment may consume more during high traffic or under cold-start conditions. Long cable runs introduce voltage drop, especially at lower DC voltages where current can be relatively high.
The official manual lists 26V, 9.4A and 244W output for this model. The project should not allocate all of that output to endpoints without accounting for switch consumption, conversion losses and a suitable margin. Environmental temperature can also influence the design. Even though the product is tested across a wide range, cables, connectors and downstream equipment may have narrower ratings.
For installations expected to expand, reserve capacity should be planned from the beginning. Adding devices later without recalculating the total load can create intermittent failures that are difficult to diagnose. A documented power schedule is therefore a valuable part of the handover package.
Suitable business environments and use cases
Outdoor wireless sites
Powering compatible MikroTik switching near access points or point-to-point radios on rooftops, poles and remote structures.
Campus and perimeter networks
Supporting distributed outdoor network cabinets where several low-voltage devices are aggregated through a suitable switch.
Service-provider access networks
Providing a protected power source for compatible last-mile equipment where indoor power adapters are impractical.
Industrial and warehouse yards
Serving outdoor connectivity points, subject to environmental, electrical and hazardous-area assessment.
Low-voltage surveillance designs
Supporting compatible cameras or network equipment only where voltage and PoE behaviour have been verified.
Remote infrastructure cabinets
Supplying a high-capacity 26V source near field equipment with proper protection, isolation and maintenance access.
Buyer questions to resolve before ordering
Procurement checklist
☐ Exact model: MTP250-26V94-OD
☐ Required quantity
☐ Target switch model
☐ Endpoint device list
☐ Total calculated wattage
☐ Required PoE voltage and standard
☐ AC input protection arrangement
☐ DC cable length and conductor size
☐ Pole or wall mounting plan
☐ Outdoor cable and gland requirements
☐ Earthing and surge-protection scope
☐ Installation and testing responsibility
☐ Destination and preferred project date
☐ Warranty and lead-time confirmation
How FourTeck can assist
FourTeck can help buyers turn a model request into a clearer procurement requirement. For this power supply, the review may include the target MikroTik switch, the input range of connected devices, the number of endpoints, cable distance, mounting location and whether installation or configuration support is needed. This reduces the risk of ordering a 26V supply for an environment that actually requires a 53V design.
Assistance can also include quotation coordination, related accessory identification, installation-scope discussion and delivery planning. Buyers can explore more network and security products, review available technology services, learn about FourTeck or send the project requirement for review.
UAE availability and support guidance
Contact FourTeck to confirm current UAE availability for the MikroTik MTP250-26V94-OD. Availability may depend on quantity, supplier allocation and vendor lead time. Delivery and project coordination can be discussed after the exact requirement is confirmed. Buyers should include installation and configuration scope in the quotation where required, particularly when the power supply forms part of a larger outdoor switching or surveillance deployment.
For projects across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and Ajman, FourTeck can review destination details, required quantity, related MikroTik equipment, mounting requirements and the expected implementation schedule. This combined review helps align product supply with electrical and network planning without implying a fixed delivery or installation date before the scope has been checked.
GCC Availability
FourTeck can support businesses planning MikroTik outdoor power and switching requirements across GCC markets, including the United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and Oman. Assistance may cover model review, power-budget discussion, quotation coordination, delivery planning and installation-scope clarification. For the MTP250-26V94-OD, the destination team should confirm the exact switch model, endpoint voltage, quantity, cable requirements and local electrical expectations before purchase. Product availability, delivery schedules, service visits and vendor lead times can vary by country, model and project requirement. Buyers should share the destination country, quantity, deployment location and preferred schedule so the appropriate commercial and technical options can be reviewed. For Kuwait-related coordination, the FourTeck Kuwait resource may also help with regional enquiries.
Africa Availability
Organisations planning outdoor MikroTik infrastructure in Africa can contact FourTeck for product evaluation, accessory planning, deployment guidance and regional procurement coordination. The suitability of the MTP250-26V94-OD depends on the exact switch, power budget, local AC supply, mounting environment, cable distance and electrical standards at the destination. Fulfilment can vary according to country, quantity, shipping arrangements, vendor lead time and local project conditions. Buyers should provide the destination, required quantity, intended equipment list and any installation or support expectations. FourTeck can then help clarify the requirement and suitable next steps. Additional regional information is available through FourTeck Africa, FourTeck Kenya and FourTeck Uganda.
Related products and services to consider
MikroTik MTP250-53V47-OD
A higher-voltage outdoor power supply option for designs that require 53V output. Compatibility must be checked.
MikroTik netPower switches
Outdoor switching platforms that may use this supply depending on model, input range and endpoint requirements.
Outdoor network installation
Planning for mounting, cabling, protection, earthing, testing and safe handover.
Surge protection and enclosures
Project-specific protective components selected according to site exposure and local electrical practice.
Why businesses contact FourTeck
The value of procurement support is not limited to locating a part number. Businesses contact FourTeck to clarify whether the selected model is electrically appropriate, identify related equipment, define a bill of materials and align the quotation with the actual deployment. For the MTP250-26V94-OD, this can involve checking switch input ranges, endpoint voltage requirements, quantity, mounting method and whether installation support should be included.
FourTeck can also help coordinate discussions between procurement teams, network engineers and installers so that the commercial request reflects the technical design. This is particularly useful where outdoor power, passive PoE and standards-based PoE are being considered in the same project.
Frequently asked questions
What is the MikroTik MTP250-26V94-OD?
It is an outdoor AC/DC power supply that accepts 100–240V AC and delivers 26V DC for compatible MikroTik netPower and related equipment.
What output does it provide?
The official manual lists 26V DC, 9.4A and 244W output. MikroTik markets it as a 250W-class power supply.
Can it power every MikroTik outdoor switch?
No. The target device must accept 26V input, and the total power requirement must remain within the available budget.
Can it provide standard 48V PoE?
Not by itself. If the switch does not convert voltage, a 26V input cannot become a 48–57V PoE output. Confirm the complete power architecture.
Is it suitable for outdoor installation?
MikroTik lists an IP67 enclosure and pole or wall mounting. Correct installation, cable sealing and local electrical compliance remain essential.
What cable size is required?
The official manual states copper wire of at least 1.2 mm² for the DC output. The installer should also consider length, voltage drop and local code.
Is an RCD required?
The MikroTik installation manual instructs users to connect the AC input through an RCD. Installation should be completed by qualified personnel.
What is included for mounting?
The manual lists a stainless-steel hose clamp and fastening set. Confirm the current package contents when ordering.
How can I confirm UAE availability?
Send FourTeck the model, quantity, destination and required timeline so current availability and lead-time options can be checked.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Provide the exact model, quantity, target switch, connected devices, location, installation requirement and preferred delivery schedule.
Confirm the model, voltage and project scope
Share your switch model, endpoint list, quantity and installation location. FourTeck can help review the requirement and prepare a quotation for the MikroTik MTP250-26V94-OD in Dubai and the UAE.
