UTP3-SW04-TP60-A1 units incorporate PoE ports and CCTV mode allowing you to extend the transmission distance to 250 meters and meet camera feeding needs, network access equipment, NVR and wireless access points. A solution designed for use in shops and supermarkets, Offices, and small factories.

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Avitom has disclosed the UTP3-SW04-TP60-A1 unmanaged switches Utepo for data networks in surveillance systems incorporating high-resolution video capture units from small and medium-sized projects.

These models, that can be installed in retail and supermarket security systems, Offices, and small factory incorporate four Power over Ethernet ports (Poe) of 100 Downlink Mbps (downlink) and two upstream Ethernet ports (Uplink). All PoE ports support MDI/MDIX and meet IEEE802.3 standards, IEEE802.3u and IEEE802.3af, Until 30 W per port.

UTP3-SW04-TP60-A1 switches assist in fast packet forwarding tasks and ensure abundant backplane bandwidth and, therefore, smooth transmission and a clear picture.

With surge protection circuit, electrostatic discharges (ESD - Level 3) and lightning up 6 Kv, these models ensure reliable and stable operation virtually anywhere.

They have a CCTV operating mode, with VLAN function, so that one or more PoE Ethernet ports 100 Mbps downlink can only communicate with uplink ports. The goal is to restrict the network storm, safeguard information and prevent viral transmission and cyberattacks.

The combination of PoE and CCTV mode allows you to extend the transmission distance to the 250 meet the power needs of cameras and network access equipment. It is also possible to connect network video recorders (Nvr) and wireless access points (Wap).

These equipments with black galvanized cover (135 X 85.6 X 27 mm – 315 Grams) they are also characterized by incorporating a Realtek chip of 56 nm for video effects and status indicators, as well as by feeding 48 – 57 VDC and operating temperature up to +55 ℃.


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By • 24 Jan, 2017
• Section: Communications, Video surveillance