Add eight copper Gigabit Ethernet (GbE) connections and two SFP slots to your network, using this 8-port Gigabit Ethernet switch. This rugged switch makes it easy for you to deploy or scale your network.
Expand your network
This versatile GbE (Gigabit Ethernet) switch adapts to your network requirements by adding two open SFP slots and eight RJ45 Ethernet ports, allowing both fiber optic and copper connections through a single network switch. MSA compliant SFP ports are compatible with 100 / 1000Mbps networks. The network switch allows you to connect up to eight RJ45 devices, so that users can share files and devices such as printers and scanners, through a LAN connection, as well as share two devices through the open SFP slots.
Layer 2 (L2) level smart management
This L2 switch offers efficient and stable performance, with Layer 2 (“Layer 2” or L2) manageability. This allows you to monitor traffic on a busy network, as well as customize its parameters for optimal network performance.
Reliable network performance
✔ 10/100/1000 Mbps transfer rates ✔ Jumbo frames ✔ Redundant DC terminal block from 12 to 58V
✔ Full / half duplex auto-negotiation ✔ MDI / MDIX auto-operation ✔ IPv4 and dual IPv6 stack management
✔ Link addition ✔ VLAN tagging ✔ Expandable tree protocol
Compact, sturdy and mountable design
Measuring just 14cm x 18cm and weighing 0.62kg, this industrial managed Ethernet switch is designed for wall mounting or DIN rail mounting, for tight spaces exposed to considerable electromagnetic interference, as well as easy access to ports. This rugged network switch has an IP30 category metal enclosure, which supports an extended operating temperature range of -40 ° C to 75 ° C, which is ideal for a wide range of conditions.
StarTech.com offers you a wide range of network switches, making it easy to expand your network connections and provide power to devices in hard-to-reach locations.
Applications
Install in a server rack or cabinet, or on the wall, in a suitable location
Ideal solution for many network applications, including IP monitoring, wireless LAN, home or building automation network or IoT (“Internet of things”)
Add small workgroups to expand your existing network in a business or home office environment.
