Ubiquiti USL-FOB-US | UniFi SuperLink KeyFob Remote Control, 915.6–927.6 MHz (US)

Q: What is the difference between the USL-FOB-US and the EU variant?
A: The USL-FOB-US operates on the 915.6–927.6 MHz frequency band approved for use in the United States, while the EU variant operates on 865.1–869.5 MHz. You should select the US variant for deployments in regions using US radio frequency regulations.

Q: What hardware and software does the USL-FOB-US require to function?
A: The USL-FOB-US requires a SuperLink Gateway (to receive the wireless signal) and UniFi Protect version 7.1 or later. It cannot be paired directly with a UniFi Access Point or standard wireless network — SuperLink is a proprietary Ubiquiti protocol.

Q: What actions can be programmed on the key fob buttons?
A: The four top buttons support two faceplates: the security faceplate maps to Arm, Disarm, Night Mode, and Panic; the numeric faceplate maps to programmable functions 1–4. The two side buttons are also fully programmable. Each button supports single press, double press, and long press (3-second hold) as distinct action triggers.

Q: How long does the battery last and can it be replaced?
A: The USL-FOB-US uses a standard CR2450 lithium coin cell battery rated for up to 10 years of use under typical conditions. The battery is user-replaceable, so there is no need to recharge or return the device for servicing.

Q: Is the USL-FOB-US suitable for outdoor or large-campus deployments?
A: Yes. The SuperLink protocol supports up to 2 km line-of-sight range, making it practical for large campuses, warehouses, industrial facilities, or outdoor perimeter security deployments where users need to trigger alarms or automation actions from a distance.

Q: Can I purchase the USL-FOB-US in Australia through IP Trading?
A: Yes. IP Trading (iptrading.com.au) stocks Ubiquiti UniFi products and can supply the USL-FOB-US to Australian businesses. Contact us for pricing, volume orders, and compatibility advice for your UniFi Protect environment.