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Outdoor PoE Switch Enables Connection of Four Powered Devices up to 60 Watts

February 18, 2016 By Abby Esposito Leave a Comment

Untitled-1Microsemi Corporation has announced the availability of its PDS-104GO outdoor Power-over-Ethernet (PoE) switch, expanding the company’s industry-leading PoE product offering to enable the connection of four powered devices to a network. The switch delivers 60 watts (W) of power per device over standard Ethernet cabling to outdoor devices such as wireless local-area network access points (WLAN), Internet protocol (IP) cameras, point-to-point microwave radio and small cells—and is ideal for outdoor deployments in several industries including education, transportation, and government. Microsemi will be showcasing the device in Europe at the Cisco Live event in Berlin Feb. 15-18 and in the U.S. at ISC West in Las Vegas April 5-8.

The PDS-104GO addresses the increasing power needs of outdoor PoE applications which are connected to several million ports per year, with an estimated serviceable available market (SAM) of approximately $300 million per year according to market research firm Infonetics.

With simple and straightforward deployment, the IEEE802.3at-compliant switch is IP66-rated and can be installed in outdoor environments without the need to open the unit during installation. The switch delivers PoE power up to 60 W per device and enables remote monitoring and control of the device’s status, including remote reset. The PDS-104GO also extends the reach of the switch and powered devices (PDs) by an additional 100 meters, to a maximum of 200 meters, a major benefit for many applications. In addition, the device offers lightning protection to the switch itself as well as to the indoor network.

Additional features include:

Four PoE outputs, up to 60W per port
SFP port for uplink supporting optical interfaces
Remotely managed via Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) and web
-40 degrees to 50 degrees Celsius operating temperature range
Supports 10/100/1000Mbps data rates
Includes integral surge protection
Product Availability

Microsemi
microsemi.com

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