Korenix Launches New Industrial Ethernet Switch with 10G SFP for Reliable and Fast Data Transmission

Taipei, Taiwan, July 30, 2019 –(PR.com)– Korenix is glad to introduce its new industrial rackmount Ethernet switch 7628X series. The new industrial switch series supports 4- port 1/10 Gbps SFP and 24 Gigabit Ethernet (10/100/1000 Base TX). Also, the family comes with a variety of models, including selections between L2 /L3 switch and PoE or non- PoE. It is divided by L2 (JetNet 6628X/JetNet 6628XP) and L3 (JetNet7628X and JetNet7628XP). By providing 28 ports of full Ethernet connectivity and a wide range of selection, the series are an ideal solution for surveillance, Intelligent Transportation System (ITS), factory automation and smart city application.

The series provides isolated redundant power inputs with dual DC power and one 110/220 VAC power, meets the IEEE 802.3 af/at standard and is embedded with 300W AC power. The redundant power input increases system reliability and the availability of your network backbone. In addition, JetNet 7628X/ XP supports multiple network routing protocols, including static/ dynamic route, VLAN routing and multicast routing. With dynamic routing, engineers can maintain and setup routing tables with less work when expanding networks.

Moreover, the new switch series supports advanced cyber network security and network redundancy. Including Korenix MSR (Multiple Super Ring), ITU-T G.8032 ERPS, RSTP, MSTP and Super Chain. With Korenix MSR, the device provides Korenix patented 0ms seamless restoration and the RM redundancy. The Korenix cyber security+ and cyber redundancy + ensure high availability for mission critical industrial applications.

The New JetNet 7628X series not only provides fast and secure data transmission, it is also equipped with robust industrial design. Including -40 to 75°C operating temperature, IP40 robust design and EN50121-4 compliant. The series is an ideal solution for your surveillance, Intelligent Transportation System (ITS), factory automation and smart city project.

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