Features

• Gigabit Speeds (400 series)
• PoE (EIRP series)
• Rugged IP30 DIN/Panel Mount Metal Case
• Dual Power Inputs with Alarm Output
• Wide Temperature Rating on –T models

Benefits

• Higher throughput for high bandwidth networks
• Power over Ethernet simplifies remote powering
• Built tough for harsh industrial environments
• Redundancy ensures the network keeps running
• Suited for extreme temperature environments

Gigabit

B&B Electronics’ unmanaged EIR408-T Ethernet switch addresses applications requiring Gigabit (1000Base) Ethernet. Switch is DIN or panel mountable and accommodates two power inputs along with an Alarm Relay Output. Wide temperature rated at -40 to 75°C. For added flexibility and future expansion options, the EIRP410-2SFP-T switch supports a dual function port, where the copper Ethernet and SFP ports are shared. The wide range power input is suitable for a variety of applications

PoE stands for Power-over-Ethernet, which is just what it says. Power is transmitted over the Ethernet cable along with the data lines so you do not need to run separate power lines out to every device on your network. Each PoE switch has a set of ports that is classified as power source equipment (PSE).

These ports can be used to power PoE compliant powered devices (PD), eliminating the need for a separate power line to be run to each end device. A whole new set of applications become feasible with PoE switches due to reduced installation costs through ease of setup and the ability to remotely power end devices. Some common Ethernet devices that a PoE may be able to power are: Access Points, IP Cameras, Serial Servers, and Ethernet I/O.

The PoE ports on these switches follow Alternative A standards. Get up to 25 Watts of power output per port to power more demanding devices .