EtherWAN EX42905 Hardened Unmanaged 5-Port 10/100/1000base-T Gigabit Ethernet Switch

For security, surveillance and industrial monitoring projects that demand rock-solid connectivity, the EtherWAN EX42905 Hardened Unmanaged 5-Port Gigabit Ethernet Switch delivers a simple, dependable solution. This compact, hardened switch provides five 10/100/1000Base-T ports for full wire-speed Gigabit performance and Jumbo Frame support, ensuring high-quality video streams and fast data transfer across your network. As an unmanaged switch it offers true plug-and-play simplicity—ideal for CCTV systems, access control, remote monitoring and SCADA deployments where uptime and low maintenance are critical. Built to survive harsh conditions, the EX42905 accepts 12–48V DC power and supports desktop or rail mounting for installation in vehicles, cabinets or marine enclosures. Energy-efficient IEEE 802.3az compliance reduces operational costs, while Layer 2 performance and QoS capability help prioritize surveillance and security traffic. Backed by a 5-year warranty and UL environmental certification, this EtherWAN Gigabit switch is engineered for long-term reliability. Add the EX42905 to your next security or industrial networking deployment for rugged, high-performance connectivity—order today or contact sales for integration advice.

• Hardened design for reliable operation in industrial, vehicular and marine environments, minimizing downtime in harsh conditions
• Plug-and-play unmanaged Gigabit connectivity simplifies deployment for security, surveillance and monitoring systems
• Five 10/100/1000Base-T ports deliver full wire-speed throughput and Jumbo Frame support for smooth video and data transfer
• Flexible power and mounting: wide 12–48V DC input with desktop or rail-mount options for remote sites and control cabinets
• Energy-efficient IEEE 802.3az operation plus QoS-ready switching reduces power costs while prioritizing critical traffic
• Backed by a 5-year limited warranty and UL environmental certification for long-term, mission-critical installations