Who is this product best for?
- Home and small office routing
- Business internet edge routing
- ISP customer or branch deployments
Works with compatible MikroTik RouterOS networks and standard Ethernet networking equipment. Confirm port, power and mounting requirements before purchase.
Check the product label or manufacturer datasheet for exact input voltage, PoE support and power adapter requirements.

The MikroTik UP1302C-12 is a 12V 10.8A, 130W open-frame internal power supply designed for selected MikroTik Cloud Core Routers and high-performance switches. MikroTik lists it for the CCR1036 r2 series with dual power supplies, the CRS326-24S+2Q+RM, and the newer CCR2116-12G-4S+.
Unlike ordinary external MikroTik adapters, the UP1302C-12 is installed inside the router or switch chassis. It accepts 90–264V AC, operates at about 90% efficiency, and supplies the host device with 12V DC at up to 10.8A. Its compact module dimensions are 55 × 106 × 34 mm.
MikroTik currently lists the UP1302C-12 at an official suggested price of US$59. I did not find a sufficiently reliable current Kenya-specific retail price for the exact module, so the safer approach is to request a current local quotation.
The current MikroTik manual identifies it as an open-frame 130W PSU with 12V DC, 10.8A output and 90–264V AC input. (MikroTik Help)
What Is MikroTik UP1302C-12?The UP1302C-12 is an internal replacement power-supply module rather than a desktop power adapter.
Its basic power path is:
AC mains → UP1302C-12 → 12V internal power rail → CCR/CRS motherboard
It is intended for compatible MikroTik rackmount hardware where the existing PSU can be removed and replaced inside the chassis.
Key Features of MikroTik UP1302C-12The module provides up to 130W, with a published output of 12V at 10.8A. (MikroTik Help)
This gives it substantially more output capacity than smaller internal modules such as the 60W GB60A-S12.
The UP1302C-12 supports 90–264V AC input, making it suitable for a broad range of international mains systems, including typical Kenyan commercial power environments. (MikroTik Help)
MikroTik publishes approximately 90% efficiency for the module. (MikroTik Help)
That is useful in high-availability rack installations because better conversion efficiency helps reduce unnecessary power loss and heat inside the chassis.
MikroTik UP1302C-12 CompatibilityMikroTik DeviceCompatibilityCCR1036-12G-4SSupported on new r2 dual-PSU revisionCCR1036-12G-4S-EMSupported on new r2 dual-PSU revisionCCR1036-8G-2S+Supported on new r2 dual-PSU revisionCCR1036-8G-2S+EMSupported on new r2 dual-PSU revisionCRS326-24S+2Q+RMOfficially supportedCCR2116-12G-4S+Officially supportedOlder non-r2 CCR1036 hardwareDo not assume compatibilityHome MikroTik routersNot intendedExternal DC-powered equipmentNot suitable as an external adapterMikroTik's official product page lists the four CCR1036 models above together with CRS326-24S+2Q+RM and CCR2116-12G-4S+. (MikroTik)
4. Designed for CCR1036 r2The UP1302C-12 is especially associated with the CCR1036 r2 generation.
MikroTik specifies that CCR1036 compatibility applies to the newer r2 revisions equipped with dual power supplies. That distinction matters because older CCR1036 hardware may use a different internal power arrangement. (MikroTik)
5. Compatible with CRS326-24S+2Q+RMThe CRS326-24S+2Q+RM is also officially supported by this PSU.
This makes the module relevant for fibre aggregation and high-port-density switching environments where uninterrupted power to the switch is critical. (MikroTik)
6. Compatible with CCR2116-12G-4S+MikroTik's current product page also lists the CCR2116-12G-4S+ among supported devices. (MikroTik)
That extends the usefulness of UP1302C-12 beyond the older CCR1036 family into newer high-performance routing platforms.
7. Internal Open-Frame DesignThe module measures approximately 55 × 106 × 34 mm and is intended to sit inside the supported chassis. (MikroTik Help)
It should not be used exposed on a desk or mounted as a standalone external supply.
8. Qualified Installation RecommendedMikroTik's manual says installation should be performed by a qualified person and specifically warns of electric-shock risk. It also recommends ESD protection during servicing. (MikroTik Help)
The process involves opening the chassis, disconnecting the existing PSU from the PCB, removing its screws, installing the replacement module and reconnecting the internal cable.
9. Suitable for Redundant-Power EnvironmentsOn supported dual-PSU devices, a replacement internal module can help restore redundancy when one PSU fails.
This is particularly important in:
ISP core networks
Data centres
Enterprise networks
Fibre aggregation sites
Telecom rooms
Hosting environments
MikroTik currently lists the UP1302C-12 at US$59. (MikroTik)
No reliable, current Kenya-specific retail price for the exact model was confirmed during this check. Because this is a specialized internal PSU, local pricing can vary considerably depending on import costs, stock and warranty arrangements.
Pricing InformationDetailsOfficial MikroTik Suggested PriceUS$59Kenya Retail PriceRequest current quotationProduct CodeUP1302C-12Output12V 10.8ARated Power130WInput90–264V ACMain UseInternal replacement PSUBuying CheckConfirm exact router model and r2 revisionUP1302C-12 vs GB60A-S12 vs PW48V-12V85WFeatureUP1302C-12GB60A-S12PW48V-12V85WOutput Voltage12V12V12VOutput Current10.8A5A7ARated / Nominal Power130W60WApprox. 85W classInput Type90–264V ACAC internal PSU36–57V telecom DCMain PlatformCCR1036 r2 / CCR2116 / CRS326CCR1016Telecom-powered CCR/CRSInstallationInternalInternalInternalMain AdvantageHighest power of these threeLower-power CCR replacement±48V telecom integrationOfficial Suggested PriceUS$59US$29US$49MikroTik's current accessories catalogue lists UP1302C-12 at US$59, GB60A-S12 at US$29 and PW48V-12V85W at US$49. (MikroTik)
Why Choose MikroTik UP1302C-12?The UP1302C-12 is a strong choice when a compatible CCR or CRS device needs a genuine replacement internal power module. Its 130W capacity, 90–264V AC input and 10.8A output make it suitable for demanding rackmount networking equipment. (MikroTik Help)
It is particularly valuable for operators running CCR1036 r2 routers, CRS326-24S+2Q+RM switches or CCR2116 routers where restoring a failed PSU is more economical than replacing the entire network device.
Frequently Asked Questions About MikroTik UP1302C-12It is a 12V 10.8A, 130W internal open-frame power supply for selected MikroTik CCR and CRS devices. (MikroTik)
It outputs 12V DC. (MikroTik Help)
The maximum published output current is 10.8A. (MikroTik Help)
It is rated at 130W. (MikroTik Help)
The module supports 90–264V AC. (MikroTik Help)
MikroTik specifies approximately 90% efficiency. (MikroTik Help)
Approximately 55 × 106 × 34 mm. (MikroTik Help)
MikroTik currently lists UP1302C-12 at US$59. (MikroTik)
A reliable current local retail price was not confirmed. Request a quotation for the exact model.
Yes, but specifically with compatible new r2 revisions using dual power supplies. (MikroTik)
Yes, on the supported r2 revision. (MikroTik)
Yes, on the supported r2 revision. (MikroTik)
Yes, on the supported r2 revision. (MikroTik)
Yes, on the supported r2 revision. (MikroTik)
Yes. MikroTik currently lists CCR2116-12G-4S+ as a related compatible product. (MikroTik)
Yes. That switch is officially listed as compatible. (MikroTik)
Do not assume so. MikroTik explicitly limits CCR1036 compatibility to the newer r2 dual-PSU models. (MikroTik)
The newer revision uses a compatible internal dual-power-supply arrangement. Older chassis revisions can have different internal hardware.
No. It is an internal open-frame PSU.
It is not intended for exposed standalone use. It should be installed inside supported equipment.
Internally, the PSU is rated for 90–264V AC, so it can operate from 240V-class mains when correctly installed in supported equipment. (MikroTik Help)
Yes from an electrical input standpoint, provided it is installed in compatible MikroTik hardware by a qualified technician.
MikroTik does not describe UP1302C-12 as a hot-swap PSU. The official procedure requires servicing inside the chassis, so the equipment should be safely powered down before replacement. (MikroTik Help)
MikroTik states that installation should be carried out by a qualified person. (MikroTik Help)
The replacement process exposes internal electronic components. MikroTik recommends using a grounding wrist strap to reduce the risk of electrostatic-discharge damage. (MikroTik Help)
The official process includes opening the chassis, disconnecting the PSU from the PCB, removing four screws, placing the new module, fastening it, reconnecting the white power connector and reinstalling the cover. (MikroTik Help)
No. It is purely a power-supply module.
No.
No.
No.
No.
Not directly. It powers the host MikroTik router or switch internally.
No. It has no Ethernet PoE output.
Not automatically. They have different power capacities and target different MikroTik hardware.
Yes. UP1302C-12 is rated at 130W, while GB60A-S12 is a 12V 5A, 60W internal PSU. (MikroTik)
Yes in total rated output. UP1302C-12 is 130W, while PW48V-12V85W is roughly an 85W-class unit. However, the two products serve different input-power environments.
Yes. Its supported hardware is commonly deployed in routing, switching and aggregation environments.
Yes. CCR1036 and CCR2116 systems are commonly used in ISP and high-throughput routing environments, making a spare PSU useful for maintaining uptime.
For critical compatible routers and switches, keeping a spare can reduce downtime if one internal PSU fails.
MikroTik specifies approximately 100,000 hours at 25°C. (MikroTik)
The published module specification does not identify a separate integrated fan. Cooling is handled within the host chassis design.
Yes. Like other power electronics, excessive heat can reduce reliability, so the router or switch should have proper ventilation and unobstructed airflow.
It can be sourced through MikroTik networking suppliers. Because it is a specialized internal PSU, provide the complete UP1302C-12 code and confirm the exact router revision before purchasing.
Installing MikroTik UP1302C-12Installation should be carried out with the equipment powered down and disconnected. MikroTik specifically recommends using an ESD grounding strap, removing the top cover, disconnecting the existing PSU cable from the board, removing its four mounting screws and then installing the replacement in the same position.
After the new UP1302C-12 is secured, connect its supply cable to the white internal connector and reinstall the chassis cover. Because the unit accepts mains voltage internally and MikroTik explicitly warns of an electric-shock hazard, servicing should be left to trained personnel.
Before purchasing, verify both the exact MikroTik model and hardware revision. This is especially important with CCR1036 products because MikroTik specifies support for the r2 versions with dual power supplies, not necessarily every CCR1036 ever produced.
The MikroTik UP1302C-12 is a high-capacity 12V 10.8A, 130W internal replacement PSU designed for selected enterprise-grade MikroTik routers and switches. Its 90–264V AC input, approximately 90% efficiency and compact 55 × 106 × 34 mm form factor make it a practical replacement module for compatible rackmount equipment.
Its main supported platforms include CCR1036 r2 routers, CRS326-24S+2Q+RM and CCR2116-12G-4S+. Because it is an open-frame internal PSU, replacement should be performed by trained personnel using proper ESD and electrical-safety procedures.
MikroTik currently lists the UP1302C-12 at US$59. For the latest UP1302C-12 price in Kenya, CCR replacement power supplies and genuine MikroTik networking accessories, visit Mikrotik Kenya for current pricing and availability.
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