Compare four switches by ports, copper or fibre uplinks and network management. Shared budgets are specific to each model: 60 W selected for S40422-01-B0, 120 W for S40844-B0 and S45434-02-B0, 390 W for S42435-B0. The industrial switch requires a separate power supply; per-port maxima cannot be added without respecting the overall budget.
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This sheet brings together solutions from manufacturer ELBAC. Each reference retains its own sheet and documentation. Choose suitable references before adding them to your quote request.
S40422-01-B0
Compact switch for a small IP camera network, with four powered ports and two Gigabit uplinks. The first port supports up to 60 W and the next three up to 30 W, within the overall budget. Its mains power supply is integrated.
Manufacturer documentation ↗S40844-B0
Switch for connecting eight PoE+-powered IP devices, with a copper uplink and SFP slot for the network link. The shared budget is 120 W. The external 54 V power supply is included; optical module selection depends on the intended link.
Manufacturer documentation ↗S42435-B0
Aggregation switch for an extensive video installation, with twenty-four PoE+ ports and four SFP slots configurable at 1 or 10 Gbit/s. It offers a 390 W budget, L3 network management and one-unit mounting in a 19-inch rack.
Manufacturer documentation ↗
S45434-02-B0
L2 managed industrial switch for a cabinet or video aggregation point, with four Gigabit PoE+ ports and two SFP slots. Its housing mounts on DIN rail and operates on a separate DC supply. The documentation specifies an operating range of −40 to +75 °C.
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