TRENDnet Introduces New Industrial Gigabit PoE+ Wall-Mounted Switches

These new TRENDnet industrial front access switches are designed to provide high-speed network connections for smaller installation spaces.

TORRANCE, Calif. — TRENDnet announces the addition of two new industrial gigabit PoE+ wall-mounted front access switches to its existing line of rugged industrial networking solutions.

These industrial front access switches are designed to provide high-speed network connections for smaller installation spaces that are unable to be fitted with a traditional rackmount or DIN-Rail network switch.

The new industrial front access switches include the 10-port industrial gigabit PoE+ wall-mounted front access switch (TI-PG102F) and the 6-port industrial gigabit PoE+ wall-mounted front access switch (TI-PG62F). The switches also include a DIN-Rail bracket and a magnetic wall mount kit for installation flexibility.

All TRENDnet industrial switches feature a hardened IP30-rated metal housing, and are resistant to high degrees of vibration and shock. They are designed for rugged environments such as automation networks, IP surveillance systems and IoT applications, according to the company.

“Every networking environment is different, and some are unable to accommodate a full-sized rackmount switch, or even have the space to allow for a DIN-Rail switch,” says Evan Davis, senior manager of solutions engineering at TRENDnet. “Our flat network switches are extremely compact, and feature front access ports and power interfaces to make installation easier, especially in limited spaces.”

These industrial front access network switches are rated to operate in both high heat and extreme lows: -40° – 75° C (-40° – 167° F).

Multiple redundant power inputs on the industrial switches support overload current protection; input power failure will trigger an output alarm relay to allow for quick action and reduce total network downtime. Support for PoE+ technology allows data and power to both be sent over a single cable reducing overall infrastructure costs and time spent on setup, according to the company.

TRENDnet says it expects the switches to arrive in mid-May. The devices will be available online on the TRENDnet store and through the company’s distribution and retail partners.

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