Extended temperature PoE switch

The unmanaged RocketLinx ES7206-XT Power over Ethernet switch from Comtrol ES7206-XT contains four Gigabit IEEE 802.3af/at PoE ports, one Gigabit copper uplink port, and one Gigabit SFP uplink port supporting multi-mode or single-mode fibre connections. Featuring voltage boost technology, the switch enables direct 12-36 VDC input, supporting vehicle, building, and factory power systems while delivering reliable power to PoE devices. Designed for quick, convenient set-up, the company says its rugged feat
April 8, 2014 Read time: 1 min
The unmanaged RocketLinx ES7206-XT Power over Ethernet switch from 6970 Comtrol ES7206-XT contains four Gigabit IEEE 802.3af/at PoE ports, one Gigabit copper uplink port, and one Gigabit SFP uplink port supporting multi-mode or single-mode fibre connections. Featuring voltage boost technology, the switch enables direct 12-36 VDC input, supporting vehicle, building, and factory power systems while delivering reliable power to PoE devices.

Designed for quick, convenient set-up, the company says its rugged features make it an ideal solution for IP surveillance, transportation, mining, and other demanding PoE applications, while advanced capabilities and NEMA TS2 certification for traffic applications enable the switch to provide reliable PoE connectivity under extreme conditions.

Redundant power inputs, polarity and over-current protection, and a configurable alarm relay round out the product’s safety features. 

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