Industrial Ethernet switches now include Power over Ethernet
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In addition to offering simplified installation through the use of one cable for Ethernet and power, the availability of both unmanaged and managed switches enables users to access two operating modes: plug and play when using the unmanaged Ha-VIS eCon 4080-BPoE1 and plug and play including application-specific configuration of the PoE functions with the managed Ha-VIS mCon 4080-BPoE1V.
Thanks to the managed PoE switches, individual PoE devices can be booted up or shut down via a Web interface or SNMP without having to reset the entire network. This reduces waiting times and increases network availability. The Ethernet switches incorporate a vibration-tested M12 interface and are designed for an extended temperature range from -40° to +70°C. They meet the requirements of the EN 50155 and EN 50121-3-2 standards.
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