Dc 48-52v Industrial Unmanaged Poe Switch Gigabit Ethernet 6 Port Rj45 Fiber Din Rail

Industrial Gigabit Ethernet 6 port RJ45 unmanaged POE fiber Switch with din-rail

Introduction

Key Features of Industrial poe fiber switch

• Support power on POE IP cameras through the wireless access point (AP) of 5 categories of Ethernet cable.
• POE output power 15.4W/30W/60W for 1 ~ 4 RJ45 ports
• 4 x 10/100/1000Mbps Auto-sensing RJ45 ports, 2 x 1000Mbps SFP fiber port
• 4 KV Ethernet surge protection, adapt to a harsh outdoor environment
• Support Auto MDI/MDIX
• Flow control mode: full duplex with IEEE 802.3x standard, half-duplex with Back pressure standard
• IEEE 802.3 10Base-T and IEEE 802.3u 100Base-TX compliant A store-and-forward switching mechanism
• Operating environment temperature: -40 ° ~85 ° c

Specification of Industrial Full Gigabit Switch

Dimension of unmanaged gigabit switch

Packing box of Din rail unmanaged switch

1. Put the product in an ESD Bag, then placed in PE foams with outer carton packaging.

2. The standard packing usually contains a main device, a warranty card and a user manual.
3. Packing box dimension for 1pc: 23*16.5*5.8cm
4. 40pcs in a packing box of 67*33*47cm dimension.

• Production steps

Welding: Weld the necessary components

Cleaning: To avoid any possible dysfunction due to dust or scraps on the PCB boards.

Assembling: Builds up components of a product, like panels, screws, PCB boards.

Testing: To make sure the product is basically working fine after assembling

Aging: To check if the product can work smoothly for long time without any minors such as LED indicators, voltage. This will usually last for 24 to 48 hours.

Testing: To test if the product can process data or video signals correctly. Any data loss? Transmission rate correct? Any data packet failure? Such questions would be verified in this procedure.

QC testing: This is the third and also last check of product quality. If it goes good, our packing staff will pack it up according to customer requirements and attach to the packing box a product label.

When all above is done, the product will go to market.

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