 Boolean ultrafilter-power-set adjunction

A Boolean algebra homomorphism $B\to \mathcal{P}(A)$ is equivalent to a function assigning to every $a\in A$ an ultrafilter on $B$: test membership of $a$ in every image subset. This gives a left adjoint valued in the opposite category of sets. Its unit sends an algebra element $b$ to the set of ultrafilters containing $b$. On an infinite power-set algebra this map is not surjective, because the subset consisting of the principal ultrafilters cannot arise this way in the presence of a nonprincipal ultrafilter.