NVT Phybridge PoLRE Unmanaged Switch - 10 Ports - Fast Ethernet - 10/100Base-T - 2 Layer Supported - 2.90 W Power Consumption - Twisted Pair - Standalone, Rack-mountable NV-PL-08
NV-PL-08 | Phybridge®
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NVT Phybridge PoLRE Unmanaged Switch - 10 Ports - Fast Ethernet - 10/100Base-T - 2 Layer Supported - 2.90 W Power Consumption - Twisted Pair - Standalone, Rack-mountable NV-PL-08
PoLRE LPC 8 Port Long Reach Single Pair
Manufacturer Part Number: NV-PL-08
MANUFACTURER NAME: Phybridge
MANUFACTURER PART NUMBER: NV-PL-08
UPC EAN CODE: 735890500070
LANGUAGE: EN
MARKET:US
| General Information: | |
Fast Ethernet and PoE over Single-Pair UTP with up to 1,200ft (365m) Reach | PoLRE® Unmanaged Switch With the PoLRE LPC, customers are taking full advantage of Modern LAN principles, protecting existing infrastructure assets, and eliminating any need to rip and replace the established Single-Pair UTP cabling. The PoLRE LPC unmanaged switch optimizes network design with advanced interoperability and easy integration into the overall LAN creating a secure, robust path for IP endpoints.
Speed, Reach and Power Simple Deployment PoLRE | |
| Manufacturer | Phybridge, Inc |
| Manufacturer Part Number | NV-PL-08 |
| Manufacturer Website Address | http://www.phybridge.com |
| Brand Name | NVT Phybridge |
| Product Line | PoLRE |
| Product Model | PoLRE LPC |
| Product Name | PoLRE Unmanaged Switch |
| Product Type | Ethernet Switch |
| Product UPC | 735890500070 |
| Interfaces/Ports: | |
| Total Number of Network Ports | 10 |
| Network (RJ-45) | Yes |
| Uplink Port | Yes |
| Port/Expansion Slot Details | 2 x Fast Ethernet Network
8 x Network |
| Media & Performance: | |
| Media Type Supported | Twisted Pair |
| Ethernet Technology | Fast Ethernet |
| Network Technology | 10/100Base-T |
| Network & Communication: | |
| Layer Supported | 2 |
| Networking Standards | IEEE 802.3
IEEE 802.3af |
| Management & Protocols: | |
| Manageable | No |
| Power Description: | |
| Power Source | Power Supply |
| Power Consumption | 2.90 W |
| Physical Characteristics: | |
| Form Factor | Standalone
Rack-mountable |
| Height | 1.8" |
| Width | 7" |
| Depth | 4.7" |
| Weight (Approximate) | 10.86 oz |
| Miscellaneous: | |
| What's in the box |
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| Environmentally Friendly | Yes |
| Environmental Compliance | Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS) |
| Country of Origin | United States |
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