This industrial gigabit PoE+ DIN-rail switch is perfect for manufacturing facilities, automation systems, and harsh industrial environments who need reliable ethernet networking infrastructure. Our TRENDnet TI-PG80B delivers:
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Variable voltage operation (24-56V) that adapts to diverse industrial power systems
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Gigabit ethernet switches performance for high-speed data transmission
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DIN-rail mounting compatibility ensuring easy installation in control cabinets
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PoE+ power delivery for powering connected IP devices up to 30W per port
Key Features
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8-port gigabit connectivity to maximize network throughput
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PoE+ support delivering up to 240W total power budget
- Optimized for industrial automation environments
- Consistent DIN-rail installation for space-efficient mounting
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Variable voltage input to meet diverse power requirements
Technical Specifications
| Manufacturer |
TRENDnet |
| Model Number |
TI-PG80B |
| Type |
Industrial Gigabit PoE+ Switch |
| Port Count |
8 x Gigabit Ethernet with PoE+ |
| Power Input |
24-56V DC Variable Voltage |
| PoE Budget |
240W Total Power Output |
| Mounting |
DIN-Rail Compatible |
| Operating Temperature |
-40°C to 75°C Industrial Range |
| Compatible Systems |
Industrial automation, IP cameras, wireless access points |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What makes this industrial ethernet switch suitable for harsh environments?
A: The TI-PG80B features an extended operating temperature range (-40°C to 75°C), DIN-rail mounting for secure installation, and variable voltage input compatibility for diverse industrial power systems.
Q: How many PoE+ devices can this switch power simultaneously?
A: Yes, it can power up to 8 PoE+ devices with a total power budget of 240W and individual port power up to 30W — perfect for industrial automation applications.
Q: Is this switch compatible with standard gigabit ethernet devices?
A: Absolutely. All 8 ports support gigabit ethernet connectivity with backward compatibility for 10/100 Mbps devices, ensuring seamless integration with existing network infrastructure.
Q: What voltage range does the variable power input support?
A: Yes. The switch operates on 24-56V DC input, making it compatible with most industrial power systems and providing flexibility for various installation scenarios.
