UniFi U7 In-Wall

Quick verdict

The UniFi U7 In-Wall is a Wi-Fi 7 in-wall access point with multi-gig wired ports in a gang-box form factor. In Home Assistant this surfaces through the local UniFi Network integration as a monitored network device plus client device_tracker entities for presence detection. It is reliable, fully local monitoring, but note HA treats it as a network device to watch, not a controllable smart-home device.

Standout: A Wi-Fi 7 in-wall access point with multi-gig wired ports in a gang-box form factor

Last checked: 2026-05-25

Compatibility snapshot

Why it stands out

• Wi-Fi 7 in-wall AP (incl. 6GHz) that fits a standard US gang box and adds downstream Ethernet, including a 2.5GbE port
• PoE++ powered; ideal for per-room wired+wireless without a ceiling AP
• In Home Assistant the local UniFi Network integration turns every connected client into a device_tracker - excellent for room/home presence

Reasons to hesitate

• Monitor-only in Home Assistant: you get client tracking, AP status and stats, not control of Wi-Fi from HA
• Requires a UniFi OS controller (UDM/Cloud Key) and PoE for power and the HA integration

Best for

• UniFi households that want accurate, local Wi-Fi presence detection in Home Assistant
• Adding coverage while keeping device tracking on the LAN

Avoid if

• You do not run a UniFi controller
• You want HA to manage SSIDs or Wi-Fi settings (use the UniFi app/controller)

Privacy and local-control notes

The UniFi Network integration talks to your local UniFi OS controller over the LAN using a local-only account (Ubiquiti SSO cloud login is not supported). Device and client data, including presence detection, stays on your network.

Home Assistant support: supported · integration path: UniFi Network (local polling of the UniFi OS controller; local user required).

Buying reality check

Price notes: Model U7-IW. Sold via the UniFi store; no recurring fees.

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