Antaira Technologies is a developer and manufacturer of industrial networking devices and communication solutions for harsh environment applications and is proud to announce the expansion of its industrial networking infrastructure family with the introduction of the LNP-0500G-bt series.

Antaira Technologies fulfils the need for low port count PoE gigabit connectivity solutions for industrial applications, with the new LNP-0500G-bt and LNP-0500G-bt-24 series. The LNP-0500G-bt Ethernet switch is rugged and reliable and perfect for applications that require up to 90 Watts of PoE power.

Unmanaged Ethernet switches

When working in automation and transportation the LNP-0500G-bt-24 is an even better fit, providing the same high power PoE with a wider range of input voltage powering the switch. Both LNP-0500G-bt and LNP-0500G-bt-24 series are 5-port industrial 802.3.bt PoE, gigabit unmanaged Ethernet switches, with 48 to 55VDC high voltage power input (LNP-0500G-bt) and a 12 to 55VDC wide voltage power input (LNP-0500G-bt-24).

Each unit is designed with five gigabit Ethernet ports that are IEEE 802.3af/at/bt compliant on four of the ports (data and power output maximum 90W/port). The series supports MDI/MDI-X functions and 10Kbytes jumbo frames. This makes it ideal for applications with high power requirements using Power over Ethernet.

This product series provides high EFT, surge (2,000 VDC), and ESD (6,000VDC) protection to prevent any unregulated voltage and can support the power redundancy feature using a dual-power input design with reverse polarity protection. There is also a built-in relay warning function to alert maintainers when power failures occur.

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