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from your router can you ping the AP behind that switch, while the issue is occurring? All L2 unmanaged switches, no tagging? POE from the switch or an injector? If from the switch maybe put an injector in between?
I work for an ISP in the network engineering dept, I personally have never seen an issue exactly like this before, but we generally do power calculations for switching and wifi, this sounds like a power issue to me.
I've just moved it back to behind switch B, will do testing as you suggest.
The switch doesn't have POE, the Unifi AP does use POE via its own POE injector.