Switches for copper-wired Ethernet networks

Korenix releases an innovative industrial Gigabit flagship switch series, the JetNet 5010G industrial Gigabit managed switch, 7-port 10/100 Fast Ethernet plus three combo Gigabit slots, and JetNet 3010G/3010GT industrial Gigabit Unmanaged switches. These solutions suit the best for a higher bandwidth media networking environment, and to begin a gradual migration to Gigabit speeds for industrial automation. The JetNet 5010G/3010G equips three combo Gigabit slots, three small form factor plug-in SFPs (mini-GBICs slots to accommodate 1000BASE-SX, 1000BASE-LX or 100BASE-FX connectivity) that can connect to fibre cabling as uplink for flexible gigabit Ethernet backbone, the other two ports as Gigabit Fibre Redundant Ring.

The fibre SFP modular with various ranges of fibre transceivers are greatly fulfilled the tailor made industrial applications.

The three RJ-45 Gigabit copper ports are also available for connections to Gigabit devices.

The switch will automatically detect the Gigabit cable connections priority for each Gigabit slot.

The special fan-less mechanical design adapts the thermodynamic technique to ventilate heat generated from Gigabit Ethernet modular efficiently.

The form factor with nicely inward curvature on the sides driving air flow through the enclosure, it helps carry the rising heat toward the top ventilation holes to let the chimney-effect flows become very effective.

Using aluminium extrusion case with industrial arts quality, light weight, rigid assembly, excellent thermal conductivity, fin-type by extending heat dissipation surface assures units can be operated under harsh industrial environment.

It is critical for industrial applications that network remains non-stop.

JetNet 5010G supports Rapid Super Ring technology providing network redundancy with fast failover time.

JetNet 5010G also provides users with many advanced management features.

It can be configured smartly by SNMP or console CLI or web browser.

Network administrators can define event notification to be sent via E-mail, SNMP trap, system log or relay output.

To optimise network traffic, network administrators can segment ports into different VLANs, or filter multicast traffic by IGMP Snooping.