Product Description
EtherWAN's EX73924X-0VB is a top - notch, hardened DIN - rail mounted managed Ethernet switch. It's part of the EX73900X series, which offers flexibility, speed, and reliability for crucial network areas like urban infrastructure, transportation, security, and power substations. This switch comes with 8 or 12 10/100/1000BASE - T(X) ports for high - bandwidth connections and up to 4 dual - rate SFP+ uplink ports for 10 - gigabit fiber connections. It runs at full capacity in full - duplex mode and is built to withstand non - ventilated and harsh environments. With a wide operating temperature range from - 40 to 75°C (- 40 to 167°F), it operates fanless and resists high impact, thermal shock, and electrical noise. It has lite Layer 3 functionality, supports static routing, RIP v1/v2, and OSPF, and offers redundancy with VRRP. It also reduces broadcast traffic and is certified for power substations (IEC 61850 - 3/IEEE 1613) and meets NEMA TS2 standards. The switch is UL certified for safety and comes with useful management and security features such as port control and SFTP. It provides a dying gasp feature for SNMP trap on power - off and can be configured and monitored using eVue™ and eLite™ network management tools. You'll also get complimentary technical support, free firmware upgrades, and a limited lifetime warranty.
Using the EtherWAN EX73924X - 0VB is easy. First, mount it on a DIN - rail using the provided mounting brackets and screws. Connect your devices to the appropriate ports: use the 10/100/1000BASE - T(X) ports for standard high - bandwidth connections and the SFP+ ports for 10 - gigabit fiber connections. Power it up using the 12 - 48VDC redundant power input. You can configure and monitor the switch using the eVue™ and eLite™ network management tools. When using it, make sure the operating temperature stays between - 40 and 75°C (- 40 to 167°F) and the relative humidity is between 5% and 95% (non - condensing). Avoid exposing it to extreme physical impacts, thermal shocks, and high electrical noise. For maintenance, keep the switch clean and check the LED indicators regularly to ensure all ports are working properly. If you need any help, you can rely on the complimentary technical support. Also, take advantage of the free firmware upgrades to keep your switch up - to - date.
