eneo has added four new, high-PoE budget, switches to its comprehensive, Gigabit switch portfolio. Although the range is optimised for CCTV installations, it is competitive in any IT or data network application.

Port-mirroring and multicast support

Two new desktop switch models offer four and eight port, unmanaged, Gigabit camera channels (IAD-5SG1004/8MUA); with PoE budgets of 60W or 120W respectively and internal switching fabric capacities of 12Gbps or 20Gbps. The four-port model has two, Gigabit copper uplink connections and the eight-port model has both Gigabit copper and Gigabit fibre, SFP uplink connections.

In addition to this, eneo has introduced an eight-port, rack-mount, Gigabit switch (IAR-7SG1008MMA). Its PoE budget is 135W and its internal switching fabric is 24Gbps. As a Level 2, managed switch, it offers VLAN, port-mirroring and multicast support and it comes with two Gigabit copper and two Gigabit fibre, SFP uplink connections. Rack-mount, 16-port and 24-port models will follow.

Ideal for extreme environments

The final addition to the range is an eight port, industrial-rated, Gigabit switch for tough environments and mission critical applications (IAM-5SG1008MMA). Fast-linking redundancy ensures network paths are reconfigured and re-routed within an unprecedented 50ms, should a network fail or break for any reason, ensuring CCTV systems stay operational.

Its operating temperature range is an impressive -40°C to +75°C, making it ideal for extreme environments. This tough, eight port, desk-mount switch has a 240W PoE budget, 24Gbps internal switching fabric and four, fibre, SFP uplink connections. It is also Level 2 managed, supporting VLAN, port-mirroring and multicast functionality.

The new switch range joins eneo’s existing, 24 port, 390W, rack-mount, managed switch; 8 and 16 port unmanaged switches; and its four and eight-port, industrial, desk-mount, managed switches. eneo’s switch range is available now through eneo’s UK distributors.

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