Mikrotik L009 Series Router (L009UiGS-2HaxD-IN)

• Product code: L009UiGS-2HaxD-IN
• Architecture: ARM
• CPU: IPQ-5018
• CPU core count: 2
• CPU nominal frequency: 800 MHz
• Switch chip model: 88E6190
• RouterOS license: 5
• Operating System: RouterOS v7
• Size of RAM: 512 MB

Dual-core ARM CPU

• The L009 uses an IPQ-5018 dual-core ARM CPU at 800 MHz.
• This gives a big boost over older MIPS-based routers, especially for complex tasks.

Routing / Firewall / IPsec hardware encryption

• Yes — MikroTik explicitly supports hardware-accelerated IPsec on this model.
• They claim ~60–90 Mbps IPsec throughput (with 1400-byte packets).
• According to their official datasheet, the ARM architecture is good for “complex firewall rules” and “advanced RouterOS features.”

Container support

• MikroTik mentions “container projects” in their spec sheet as a use case.
• The full-sized USB port is there, which can host LTE modems or run storage, making it

Performance relative to RB2011

• MikroTik claims the L009 is “up to 4 times faster” than the older RB2011 in many setups.
• That includes both simple fast-path routing and more complex filtering.

All Gigabit Ethernet ports + PoE-in / PoE-out

• The L009 has 8 × 1 Gb Ethernet
• Port 1 supports PoE-in (802.3af/at) — you can power the device using PoE instead of the DC jack.
• Port 8 supports passive PoE-out, but note: the datasheet says PoE-out only works when the router is powered via the DC jack.
• The max PoE-out current depends on input voltage: up to 1 A (at lower input voltage) or ~450 mA (at higher input).

SFP cage supporting 1 Gb and 2.5 Gb

• Yes — there is 1 SFP port. MicroTik supports 5 Gb SFP modules on that cage.
• The internal switch-chip (Marvell Peridot) gives a 5 Gb full-duplex link to CPU for most ports, minimizing bottlenecks.

Console port

• Yes: there is an RJ45 serial console

Wireless (Wi-Fi)

• It supports 4 GHz only, with 802.11b/g/n/ax (i.e., Wi-Fi 6) standard.
• Max data rate: ~ 574 Mb/s.
• Dual-chain (2×2 MIMO).
• Comes with external antennas, and has RP-SMA connectors, so you can replace antennas if needed.
• Power / Physical
• Two power inputs: DC jack (24–56 V) and PoE-in (802.3af/at).
• Max power consumption: ~47 W.
• Cooling: passive (no fan) — the case acts as a heatsink.
• Operating temperature: –40 °C to +70 °C.
• Other design features
• The enclosure is designed to be efficient and can act as a heat sink.
• You can mount up to four of these L009 routers in a 1U rack (with accessories).