DITEK, a global provider of surge protection solutions, is displaying their new DTK-RM24NETS, a modular, rack-mounted surge protector here at ISC West 2018 (booth #6103).

Designed with state-of-the-art circuitry, DTK-RM24NETS provides superior protection for shielded Ethernet and PoE connections and is ideal for installations where multiple Ethernet cabling feeds require surge protection before entering network switches. The DTK-RM24NETS is the next evolution in surge protectors for Ethernet and PoE

Cost-effective measure

The DTK-RM24NETS is the next evolution in surge protectors for Ethernet and PoE,” said Jason Klein, National Sales Manager, DITEK. “It provides both exceptional value and exceptional protection for networked devices and is easy to maintain and replace when the device has sacrificed.

Surge protection is an important preventative step to help preserve the functionality of devices and systems,” said Mr. Klein. “Adding surge protection is an easy, cost-effective measure to ensure life safety and security devices can do their essential jobs without interruption.” 

Rugged housing

The DTK-RM24NETS is a 24-channel, 1U rack mount surge protector providing the industry’s strongest surge protection for shielded Ethernet and Power over Ethernet (PoE) connections.

This surge protector is compatible with CAT5e, CAT6 and CAT6A cabling infrastructure, supports data speeds up to 10GbE, offers field-replaceable modules that can be swapped without removing from rack and provides surge protection grounding to remote devices when used with STP cabling.

The DTK-RM24NETS is PoE Plus and HiPoE ready for high-wattage applications and complies with IEEE standards 802.3af and 802.3at for PoE surge protection and is enclosed in rugged galvanneal housing.

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