TKH Security Solutions upgrades its entire line of Siqura XSNet Ethernet switches

TKH Security Solutions has announced the release of its new Siqura XSNet Ethernet switch line. The company says its XSNet 3000 and XSNet 4000 series provides a complete offering of managed/unmanaged switches and media convertors. This series offers hardened units for operation under extreme conditions as well as a selection of powering options, including PoE. Additionally, the XSNet 3000 / 4000 line includes optional SFP (or mini GBIC) interfaces that enable these devices to transmit Ethernet/IP signals dir
May 14, 2012 Read time: 1 min
RSS4207 TKH Security Solutions has announced the release of its new Siqura XSNet Ethernet switch line. The company says its XSNet 3000 and XSNet 4000 series provides a complete offering of managed/unmanaged switches and media convertors. This series offers hardened units for operation under extreme conditions as well as a selection of powering options, including PoE. Additionally, the XSNet 3000 / 4000 line includes optional SFP (or mini GBIC) interfaces that enable these devices to transmit Ethernet/IP signals directly over fibre optic, Cat 5, or coax cabling.
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