Connects 16 Devices in one Interface
PoE Applications: Smart Surveillance and Wireless Access Points Compliant with Type 1 and Type 2 PoE (IEEE 802.3 at) this switch offers up to 30W per port for energy-efficient applications. The switch allows simple “plug-n-play” for PDs to interact with devices as soon as they are connected. This device is a high-port density switch with 16 ports to feed PDs for surveillance systems that cover complete floors.

Manages Remote PDs from the Control Room
The switch management interface uses PD control features, like PD-alive check and PoE scheduling, to control remote devices from a central location.

• PD alive Check - check the live active status of the device and reboots devices when needed, reducing expensive trips to remote locations to save valuable time.
• PD scheduling - Ethernet switches can schedule the time they supply power to PDs to reduce power consumption and allocate enough power to important applications to save operational costs.

Shielded against Cyberattacks
By securing the switch with a log-in password, only authorized users are allowed to access and configure the device. To increase security, the device complies with cybersecurity standards by using security protocols like TACACS+ (Terminal Access Controller Access-Control System Plus), RMON (Remote Network Monitoring) and protects from network intrusion and data leakage.

Loop-Free and Quick Recovery
Factory processes are time-sensitive and need to avoid at all costs the abrupt interruption of a system caused by loops. This device is equipped with ring protocols such as RSTP and ERPS to provide automatic backup paths to ensure loop-free transmission and quick recovery in sub-milliseconds when an active link fails.

Network at Glance with a Smart Topology Map
For easy problem finding and troubleshooting, a bird-eye view of the network gives OT and IT users a comprehensive understanding. The Ethernet switch uses smart technology to discover third-party devices, their interface, and link path status in a tri-color code (green, amber, and red). Furthermore, users can set up the map with customized icons and background images.

Protective Hardware Monitoring Features
Fiber transmission in industrial environments faces conditions that may impact the performance of the device negatively. To protect the interface the switch uses features like DDMI, to monitor values such as temperature, voltage, TX bias, TX power, and RX power to protect fiber transmission.

Resistant to Extreme Environments
The device is built with Industrial grade components, tested in-house, and certified for reliable operation in harsh environmental conditions by international market safety organizations like CE, FCC, and ROHS. Strong tolerance to extreme temperatures (-40°C~70°C), and resistance to interference makes this device infallible in demanding industrial environments around multiple types of machinery.