
Ethernet Switches
Industrial Ethernet and Power over Ethernet (PoE) Switches
Proscend offers Ethernet switches for industrial and commercial network applications,including industrial Ethernet switches, managed and unmanaged Power over Ethernet (PoE) switches, 10G managed Ethernet switches, and Long Reach PoE solutions. These products support Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT), smart city infrastructure, industrial automation, transportation, energy, surveillance, and enterprise network applications.
How to Select an Ethernet Switch
To select a suitable Ethernet switch, consider the required number and type of ports, managed or unmanaged operation, PoE power requirements, Gigabit or 10G bandwidth, copper or fiber connectivity, transmission distance, network redundancy, security requirements, and the installation environment.
Ethernet Switch Options for Different Network Requirements
Selected industrial Ethernet switch models are designed for demanding industrial environments and support features such as hardened construction, wide operating temperatures, network management, redundancy, PoE, and fiber connectivity.
High-density managed Ethernet switches provide Gigabit connectivity and 10G fiber uplinks for network aggregation and higher-bandwidth applications.
For applications that require longer transmission distances, Long Reach PoE solutions can transmit Ethernet data and power over Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) cabling for distances of up to 800 meters in supported configurations.
Explore the Ethernet switches below to compare available models and select a suitable product based on your network and application requirements.
Ethernet Switches | Industrial Networking Solutions | PROSCEND
PROSCEND organizes its industrial networking portfolio into technology-focused categories so buyers can compare solutions by communication method and project requirement. Explore O'smart intelligent management systems, industrial and outdoor cellular routers, managed network switches, Ethernet extenders, Power over Ethernet products, and VDSL2 modems for wireless backhaul, local switching, long-distance transmission, endpoint power delivery, legacy-cable reuse, and centralized network operations.
Each category addresses a different design challenge. Cellular routers provide 5G or 4G connectivity and failover for remote locations; industrial Ethernet switches support resilient LAN architectures, fiber uplinks, and PoE; Ethernet extenders carry data and, on selected models, power beyond standard Ethernet distances over copper or coaxial cable; VDSL2 products reuse existing twisted-pair infrastructure; and O'smart platforms improve visibility, remote maintenance, access control, and cybersecurity. Compare bandwidth, distance, port count, environmental protection, power budget, redundancy, management, and security before choosing the most suitable category.
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