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LGS2000-PH-4M32P-M
The LGS2000-PH-4M32P-M is a three-layer network management type backbone industrial Ethernet switch that can meet the requirements of various industrial communication systems. It is 19-inch and 1U rack-mounted, supporting 4 10 Gigabit interfaces; 8 10/100 Combo ports; 8 100 Gigabit optical ports; and 16 100 Gigabit Ethernet electrical ports.
- 4×10G + 8×Combo + 8×GE fiber + 16×GE copper L3 backbone switch
- 19-inch 1U rack, compact fanless metal, IP40
- Static routing / RIP / OSPF Layer-3 features
- Hardware 1588 / PTPv2 clock synchronization
- ERPS / DRP/DHP / RSTP/MSTP redundancy
- −40°C to 85°C operation, dual redundant wide-range power
- Console / Telnet / WEB / SNMPv1/v2/v3 management
- CE / FCC / RoHS, MTBF 360,000 hrs, 5-year warranty
Description
The LGS2000-PH-4M32P-M is a three-layer network management type backbone industrial Ethernet switch that can meet the requirements of various industrial communication systems. It is 19-inch and 1U rack-mounted, supporting 4 10 Gigabit interfaces; 8 10/100 Combo ports; 8 100 Gigabit optical ports; and 16 100 Gigabit Ethernet electrical ports.
Features
- 4×10G + 8×Combo + 8×GE fiber + 16×GE copper L3 backbone switch
- 19-inch 1U rack, compact fanless metal, IP40
- Static routing / RIP / OSPF Layer-3 features
- Hardware 1588 / PTPv2 clock synchronization
- ERPS / DRP/DHP / RSTP/MSTP redundancy
- −40°C to 85°C operation, dual redundant wide-range power
- Console / Telnet / WEB / SNMPv1/v2/v3 management
- CE / FCC / RoHS, MTBF 360,000 hrs, 5-year warranty
Specs
Interfaces
| Fixed ports | 4×10G; 8×Gigabit Combo; 8×Gigabit fiber; 16×Gigabit copper |
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Full electrical and interface data is in the datasheet; contact us for a detailed selection sheet.
Mechanical
Installation and mechanical diagrams for LGS2000-PH-4M32P-M (from the original product page). See the Chinese detail page or datasheet for full notes.
Resources
Documents for this product are being prepared. Please contact us for the datasheet or drawings.
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