New Ethernet switch from Antaira for traffic applications

Antaira Technologies has expanded its industrial networking infrastructure family with the LMX-1002C-SFP series, an industrial gigabit managed Ethernet switch series has been designed fulfill industrial automation applications in harsh or outdoor environments, including intelligent transportation systems, roadway traffic control or monitoring, security surveillance and access control systems.
July 1, 2016 Read time: 1 min
Antaira expands ethernet switch range

7906 Antaira Technologies has expanded its industrial networking infrastructure family with the LMX-1002C-SFP series, an industrial gigabit managed Ethernet switch series has been designed fulfill industrial automation applications in harsh or outdoor environments, including intelligent transportation systems, roadway traffic control or monitoring, security surveillance and access control systems.

The cost effective 10-port industrial gigabit managed Ethernet switch supports a 12~48VDC power input range. Each unit is designed with eight 10/100Tx fast Ethernet RJ45 ports and two gigabit combo ports which provide flexibility for a network uplink with the ability to use 100Mb, Gigabit fast Ethernet or fibre-optics.  The devices provide high EFT, surge protection and are built to have a dual power input design with a reverse polarity protection. The LMX-1002C-SFP series also includes a built-in relay warning function to alert users in the event of broken ports or power failures.

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