Switching hubs offer greater network expansion than repeating hubs and multi-speed operation. A plug-and-play unmanaged switch offers installation convenience by not requiring any configuration without a sacrifice in performance. Some models include features such as Auto-MDIX and Auto-negotiation.

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The ultimate in performance and flexibility can be found in a SNMP compliant managed switch. By configuring the switch through either a web page or console screen, features such as Virtual LANS, Quality of Service, Cable Redundancy and Port Mirroring can be invoked.

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A configurable switch fits in between an unmanaged and managed switch. Although a configurable switch does not support the SNMP protocol, several other features usually found on managed switches can be found on an configurable switch.

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Our media converters offer the lowest latency since they are pure media converters and not 2-port switches. Conversion from copper to fiber optic cabling is possible without the loss of Auto-negotiation features.

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Within the IEEE 802.3af Power Over Ethernet standard, the EIPE Power Injector functions as power sourcing equipment (PSE) and will fully power one powered device (PD) by supplying 15.4 W of power. The advantage of the EIPE is that it can be powered by a 24 VAC/VDC supply and therefore does not require a 48 VDC source to generate the required PoE voltage.

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Ethernet routers allow either a LAN to LAN connection using Ethernet or a LAN to WAN connection using either an internal or external modem. Connection to the Internet is possible. Our routers feature a built-in stateful firewall, DHCP server, dial-in and dial-out functionality. Routers are needed to provide remote access to automation equipment.

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Cost-effective and reliable solutions.

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