Switches A&D

Description The 1008G designed by Dbit is an Ethernet switch with all gigabit ports With high performance fancy design and easy to maintain feature 1008G is especially fit for scenarios requiring fast transmission such as schools families SMBs and small scale surveillance The switches provide several Ethernet ports for downlink extension and can also connect to uplink network devices Compared with 100M switches 1008G has a transmission speed 10 times faster capable of transmitting large files thus solving the video lag and video loss problems for HD surveillance Besides 1008G supports both desktop installation and wall mounting can be played once plugged are easy to use without …

The EMC1600 is a 16-Bay chassis specifically designed to house and power selected EtherWAN Media Converters and Ethernet Extenders in a 19" rack enclosure.The hot swappable design enables easy installation, product additions, and deletions of EtherWAN Media Converters and Ethernet Extenders without interrupting existing communications within the chassis. Each bay is electrically isolated from each other with fused over-current protection resulting is unprecedented reliability. The redundant internal power supplies provide both power redundancy and load sharing. Support for AC power input allows the EMC1600 to be used worldwide. With its solid metal enclosure, standard 19" rack-mount and

EtherWAN's EX19162A is a 20-port Gigabit Power over Ethernet switch with high performance and features suited for small-business and commercial environments. The EX19162A is equipped with 16 10/100/1000BASE-T(X) PoE+ ports along with 4 gigabit uplink ports (2 RJ45 and 2 SFP). With full wire speed throughput, port speeds up to gigabit for 4K cameras and higher, and a power budget of 250W, the EX19162A is the perfect solution for security networking.Power Over Ethernet• Total PoE power budget of 250W to deliver sufficient power to all connected PoE devices• Overloading protection• Power and data over a single cable with gigabit speed capable of handling cameras with 4K