AirLive has added the new POE-FSH2422G-250 and POE-FSH2422G-390 switches to its product portfolio, which provide up to 15.4W over PoE and can be used to power APs, IP phones, IP cameras and other PD devices.

Powerful and practical, the new POE-FSH2422G-250 and POE-FSH2422G-390 switches from AirLive They have the necessary energy (up to 15.4W per PoE port, Power over Ethernet) to power PoE devices such as APs, IP phones or IP cameras, among other equipment. Due to these characteristics, they simplify network installation and are ideal for implementing IP surveillance solutions., since they allow you to connect any type of IP camera regardless of its consumption.

With two additional Mini-GBIC slots you can even extend the range to over 200m with optional Mini-GBIC modules., offering an ideal solution for companies or WISPs (wireless internet service providers) who need to implement PoE networks. Due to its great practicality, AirLive switches provide extreme simplicity in installation by using a single cable to transmit data and power between the PoE device and the central switch.

Web administration

Both switches are manageable via web, possess 24 puertos de 10/100Mbps PoE Ethernet, two 10/100/1000Mbps Gigabit Ethernet ports, They work under the 802.3af 48V PoE standard and allow bandwidth control.

POE-FSH2422G-250 brinda 250 watt of total current and supplies power to an 802.3af PoE IP camera and APs. For your part, POE-FSH2422G-390 ofrece 390 Total current watt and full power to all ports.

Designed for mounting in 19' racks, Through a browser they can be configured as a VLAN Tag, Port Trunking, Priority Queues, Port Mirroring y Broadcast Storm. Besides, via the included web administration utility, switch can be easily accessed, assign IP address, change password and update new firmware.
Besides, with the PoE status viewer -via web interface- allow you to easily monitor switch power consumption, limit the amount of power from each port to powered devices and enable or disable the PoE feature of the selected port.

By, 22 Feb, 2012, Section: Security

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