FOR HIM POWER SUPPLY IS NOT A PROBLEM: SIMPLE AND FUNCTIONAL POE+ LANBERG SWITCH The PoE+ switch is an indispensable active device in any network structure using power transmission through structured cabling. RSFE-24P-2C-360 is dedicated to all installations: home, business, low-current, monitoring, IP, VoIP, cable TV networks, and in particular will find use in alarm, fire and access control infrastructure. In addition to the switch's primary function of handling Ethernet frame traffic between ports, it additionally provides power to each device using PoE/PoE+ 802.3af and at standards. This makes it possible to provide up to 360 watts of total power to devices. And all this together with simultaneous data transmission to them. This saves resources, space and the time it would take to install a separate electrical and network installation. This is especially important if the network is dispersed and its end devices do not have access to a power source, even more so if they are mounted outdoors. The network can be used to transmit data and data. NO-COMPROMISE SOLUTION - REAL POE BUDGET: 360 IN. The switch is equipped with a total of 28 ports, including 24 PoE+ (Fast Ethernet) and 2 Uplink (Combo Gigabit) ports. Thoughtful design and attention to component quality provides the user with up to 360 watts of total real power for end devices, which means the ability to simultaneously connect: 24 IEEE 802.3af devices (max. 15 W per port) or, 24 devices (max. 15 W per port). 12 IEEE 802.3at devices (max. 30 W per port), The remaining 2 ports (Uplink) are dedicated to exchange data traffic between the 24 PoE+ ports and external devices. In the case of monitoring/control systems, this is particularly useful, as it allows the user to rip the recording from the cameras to the DVR while sharing the stream further (on the second port), e.g. on the local network or the Internet. INTELLIGENT POE PORT DISCONNECT FUNCTION It is not always entirely clear how a switch will behave when the available PoE budget is exceeded. There are several possibilities: a port that exceeds the budget will be disconnected, or a random or the latest one connected. In the last case, what will be their order after a power outage and its restoration when they are all plugged into the switch at the same time? Lanberg in the RS series switches has introduced an innovative solution that, through the simplicity of the principle of operation, eliminates any doubt about the mechanics of the operation of the ports. When the PoE budget is exceeded (e.g., by a device connected to port 1), the switch will start disconnecting PoE ports starting from the highest numbering until the sum of loads does not exceed the available budget; keeping the operation of the remaining ports intact. Those that are disconnected will remain in this state until the PoE load decreases. The feature is primarily dedicated to demanding applications that emphasize security and continuity of operation, where some devices must operate continuously regardless of the situation. In such cases, Lanberg switches will allow the user to protect sensitive devices by connecting them to the lowest numbered ports. EXTEND MODE UP TO 250 METERS WITH VLAN Standard switches, according to the standard, provide the ability for devices to operate up to 100 meters on a single cable run. However, sometimes it turns out that due to the extensive backbone network and complex environment, a custom solution that goes beyond the standard is required during the development of cabling and networking. In the case of monitoring solutions, this is a fairly common problem, most often due to the excessive distance between the distribution device and the end device. Lanberg switches have a feature that allows data (max. 10 Mbps) and PoE+ power transmission up to 250 m on a single section of cable with PoE port separation between each other (VLAN). Simply switch the button to the PoE+ Extend 250 m position on the chassis to provide longer distance operation and separation for ports 1 ~ 24. The solution was introduced for monitoring and IP as well as access control systems, especially if the end devices are located outdoors without the possibility of installing additional network distribution points. 4 kV surge protection. The switch itself, as well as the devices connected to it, are repeatedly exposed to various hazards, including power discharges that can flow through both power and network cables. With the safety of the devices as well as their users in mind, Lanberg has equipped the switch with an integrated discharge protection circuit, guaranteeing 4 kV protection for all ports, effectively reducing their damage due to voltage surges. Under standard conditions, network operation will continue uninterrupted, the switch willVis mereVis mindre
