EtherWAN EX42005-00-1-A 5-Port 10/100BASE-TX Industrial Unmanaged Ethernet Switch

Built for fast, reliable edge connectivity in security and industrial monitoring systems, the EtherWAN EX42005-00-1-A 5-Port 10/100BASE-TX Industrial Unmanaged Ethernet Switch gives integrators a trouble-free way to connect cameras, sensors and controllers. As an unmanaged EtherWAN Ethernet switch, it provides plug-and-play Fast Ethernet across five copper ports with auto-negotiation and auto-MDIX to eliminate cable hassles and speed installation. The EX42005 is designed for harsh environments — rated to operate from -10°C to 60°C (functionally tested -20°C to 70°C) — and includes DIN-rail mounting plus terminal block power for secure, compact deployment at the network edge. Because it’s unmanaged, ongoing maintenance and configuration overhead are minimized, lowering total cost of ownership for security, surveillance, access control and industrial automation projects. Choose the EX42005 when you need robust, low-latency Layer 2 connectivity for camera feeds, IoT sensors and monitoring equipment. Add it to your network for fast commissioning and dependable performance in demanding sites.

• Rugged, plug-and-play networking: 5-port 10/100BASE-TX unmanaged design delivers dependable connectivity with zero configuration for fast deployment in security and industrial environments
• Wide operating temperature: Engineered to run from -10°C to 60°C (tested -20°C to 70°C) for reliable performance in harsh outdoor and factory-floor conditions
• Auto-negotiation & auto-MDIX: Simplifies integration of legacy 10Mbps devices with 100Mbps equipment and removes cable-type concerns to reduce installation time
• Industrial mounting and power options: DIN-rail mountable chassis with terminal block power input fits standard industrial racks and control cabinets for neat, secure installations
• Optimized for surveillance & monitoring: Low-latency Fast Ethernet and stable Layer 2 switching make it ideal for IP cameras, access control, SCADA and remote monitoring applications