



UniFi Talk Wall-Mount Phone
Ubiquiti Phone G3 Touch Wall UTP-G3-Touch-Wall
The Phone G3 Touch Wall is Ubiquiti's wall-mountable smartphone for UniFi Talk, with a 7" 1280 x 800 multi-touch display and integration with UniFi applications. It adds a 5MP front camera with a privacy shutter, a speakerphone, an ergonomic handset with a mute button, Bluetooth and an NFC reader. It works with UniFi Talk or with third-party PBX platforms through Talk Relay, and is powered by PoE or USB-C.
Quick Glance
Key Features
7" HD touch display and 5MP camera
A 7" 1280 x 800 multi-touch display with an anti-glare coating gives fast call control and clear on-screen context. The built-in 5MP (2592 x 1944) front camera is for video calling and has a physical privacy shutter. An octa-core ARM Cortex-A53 processor with 2 GB RAM and 32 GB storage runs it.
Speakerphone, handset and Bluetooth
Dual 3W speakers and dual omnidirectional MEMS microphones make up the hands-free speakerphone, and the ergonomic handset has a mute button and standard wideband-capable audio. Bluetooth 4.2 is for general use, and Bluetooth 5.2 links the optional G3 Wireless Handset.
UniFi Talk or third-party PBX, PoE or USB-C
Use UniFi Plug-and-Play with UniFi Talk, or connect to third-party SIP/PBX platforms using Talk Relay. Power it from the PoE RJ45 port for simplified cabling or from USB-C (5V DC, 3A), and connect over GbE or WiFi with a passthrough GbE port. The NFC reader registers and assigns UniFi Access cards and keyfobs from the phone.
Detailed Specifications
Specifications are taken from Ubiquiti's official technical specification and store listing for the Phone G3 Touch Wall, UTP-G3-Touch-Wall. The G3 Wireless Handset is optional and not included. Ubiquiti does not state that a USB-C power adapter is included.
Need-to-Know
- The G3 Wireless Handset is optional and not part of this listing. Ubiquiti states Bluetooth 5.2 on the phone is for the G3 Wireless Handset only.
- USB-C power: Ubiquiti states the phone can be powered by USB-C at 5V DC, 3A, but does not state that a USB-C power adapter is included or which mains plug one would carry. Ask AtomOffice before you order if you will not power it by PoE.
- Ubiquiti states the phone works with UniFi Talk and with third-party PBX platforms through Talk Relay. Ubiquiti's text does not list specific third-party PBX systems; check yours with AtomOffice.
- Ubiquiti's specification for the Wall model lists no headset jack, unlike the desktop Phone G3 Touch Enterprise, and does not detail the wall-mounting hardware.
Best For / Customer Benefits
Customer Benefits
- 7" multi-touch display and 5MP camera with a privacy shutter, mounted on the wall.
- Works with UniFi Talk or third-party SIP/PBX platforms through Talk Relay.
- PoE power over the network cable, or USB-C, with a passthrough GbE port.
- Speakerphone, handset with mute button and Bluetooth.
Best For
Frequently Asked Questions
Ubiquiti states it integrates with third-party PBX platforms using Talk Relay, and lists UniFi Plug-and-Play or third-party SIP/PBX support. It is also designed for UniFi Talk. Ubiquiti's text does not name specific PBX systems, so check yours with AtomOffice.
By PoE on its RJ45 port, or by USB-C at 5V DC, 3A. Maximum power consumption is 11W. Ubiquiti does not state that a USB-C power adapter is included, so plan on a PoE switch port or ask AtomOffice about USB-C power.
The optional G3 Wireless Handset, sold separately, connects over Bluetooth 5.2, and Bluetooth 4.2 is available for general use. Ubiquiti's specification for the Wall model lists no wired headset jack.
Ubiquiti states it registers and assigns UniFi Access cards and keyfobs directly from the phone for faster credential setup. It reads at 13.56 MHz with a range under 10 mm.
It has two GbE RJ45 ports, one of them a passthrough GbE port for streamlined installs, and also supports 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac WiFi. Ubiquiti lists GbE or WiFi connectivity, with power from the PoE RJ45 port or USB-C.
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