POE Switch with IPUPS-8-20-H Buffer Power Supply 8-port ATTE
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Product Description
8-port PoE switch in an indoor enclosure with buffer power supply8 ports support Power over Ethernet (PoE) function
IPUPS-8-20-H set consists of XPOE-10-20A-OF switch module, AUPS-70-120-OF buffer power supply module and ASUC-100-480-OF voltage converter module enclosed in ABOX-H indoor enclosure with space for 2 18Ah batteriesThe buffer power supplies are designed to work with maintenance-free batteries (gel or AGM) with a nominal voltage of 12V
LAN ports: | |
Web / console management: | No |
LEDs: | AC, DC, CHARGING (battery charging), PoE, Gigabit Ethernet |
Transmission speed: | |
Maximum output power: | |
Maximum total power: | 60 W |
Operation modes: | Standard: 100 m @ 10/100 Mbps - Ports LAN1 ... LAN8 |
Selected features: | |
Powersupply: | 190 ... 260 V AC |
Weight: | 4.40 kg |
Dimensions: | 455 x 405 x 150 mm |
Manufacturer / Brand: | ATTE |
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