Ubiquiti UniFi USL RELAY — End-of-Life & EOSL Dates
The Ubiquiti USL RELAY is a current UniFi Protect camera. Ubiquiti has announced no end-of-sale or end-of-service-life for it; this page is updated when they do.
Is the Ubiquiti UniFi USL RELAY end of life?
Active — no EOL announcedUbiquiti UniFi USL RELAY is a current camera; Ubiquiti has not published an end-of-service-life date. Track it so you catch the announcement early.
Why this score
- No end-of-life announced by the vendor — current, shipping product
- Vendor-published date, source-linked
- Category: camera
The score reflects support-lifecycle timing and source confidence only — higher means more support runway. It is not a risk, safety or compliance rating. How it’s calculated →
USL RELAY
No EOL announced1 SKU in this group
Options from here
The Ubiquiti UniFi USL RELAY is still supported. Options to plan around, in rough priority:
Current product, fully supported — nothing to plan around.
Long runway ahead; fine for new deployments.
Stay on a supported software release.
We flag this page the moment the vendor announces end-of-life.
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UniFi USL RELAY — questions
Is the Ubiquiti UniFi USL RELAY end of life?
No. Ubiquiti has not announced end-of-sale or end-of-service-life for the USL RELAY — it is a current, shipping product. EOSL.ai updates this page when Ubiquiti publishes an EOL notice.
Is the USL RELAY still supported by Ubiquiti?
Yes. As of Aug 2026 the USL RELAY is an active Ubiquiti product with no published end-of-life date.
Where can I confirm the USL RELAY lifecycle status?
The USL RELAY is listed as a current product on Ubiquiti's site, linked on this page; Ubiquiti issues an End-of-Life notice when a product is retired.
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