LNP-0501-S3

Antaira LNP-0501-S3 5-Port Industrial PoE+ Unmanaged Ethernet Switch w/4×10/100TX (30W/Port) + 1*100Fx Single-mode 30Km

LNP-0501-S3

Network broadcast storm protection
4-Port IEEE 802.3at compliant PoE+ Function with 30W/Port
1-Port 100Fx SC/ST type connector (Multi / Single mode)
Supports Auto MDI/MDI-X Function
Store-and-Forward Switching Architecture
2K MAC Address Table
Surge Protection: 2,000 VDC support
ESD Protection: 6,000 VDC support
UL Class I, Division 2 Certified
Redundant Power Input Design – 48~55VDC
Built-in 1 relay output for Port Break Alarm
IP30 Rugged Aluminum Case Design
DIN-Rail and Wall Mount support
Operating Temperature range – STD: -10° to 70° C, EOT: -40° to 75° C
5-Year Warranty

Product Code: LNP-0501-S3

Categories: 10/100 Mbps, 10/100 Mbps PoE, Antaira, Antaira Industrial Ethernet Switches, Antaira Low-Voltage Industrial POE Switches, Antaira Power Over Ethernet (POE) Switches, Antaira Specialty Industrial Networking Equipment, C1D2 Unmanaged Industrial Ethernet Switches, Class 1 Division 2, PoE, Specialty Solutions, Unmanaged Ethernet Switches, Unmanaged PoE Switches

Details

Antaira Technologies’ LNP-0501-S3 is an industrial PoE+ unmanaged Ethernet switch featuring 4*10/100Tx Fast Ethernet RJ45 ports and 1*100Fx fiber port with SC or ST type connectors and an option for multi-mode (2Km) or single-mode (30Km). Each Ethernet port supports an IEEE 802.3at high power PoE+ output up to 30W per port, making it ideal for applications that demand a PoE power source. The LNP-0501-S3 is IP30 rated and DIN-rail mountable. There are also two wide operating temperature models for either a standard temperature range (STD: -10°C to 70°C) or an extended temperature range (EOT: -40°C to 75°C). It also provides Ethernet connectivity with PoE functions and a fiber connection for outdoor or harsh industrial automation application environments, such as, security surveillance, ITS-traffic monitoring systems, oil/gas and mining, facility management for power/utility, water wastewater treatment plants, and lastly, automated production lines in factory automation.

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