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Product category: Networking Hardware
News Release from: Advantech (UK) | Subject: Adam-6520-B
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial Team on 09 March 2004

Industrial Ethernet switch gets tougher

The Adam-6520-B is an upgraded version of Advantech's hot-selling Adam-6520-A five-port industrial-grade Ethernet switch.

The Adam-6520-B is an upgraded version of Advantech's hot-selling Adam-6520-A five-port industrial-grade Ethernet switch The main improvement lies in its ESD protection

Unpredictable, static electricity is common in industrial environments, and without ESD protection built-in, Ethernet network break down occur at a higher risk.

The upgraded ADAM-6520-B provides maximum network stability for applications in harsh environments.

The other upgrade is the solid screw terminal design.

An industrial-grade switch is a critical component to any system that relies on an Ethernet network.

Using a normal clamp connector for the switch power lines is not recommended, as the wires could get tangled in moving mechanical parts, or on the foot of an unfortunate system operator.

This design guarantees that power lines are firmly fixed to the Adam-6520-B.

The Adam-6520-B supports a wide voltage range of 10 to 30V DC and extensive operating temperature range of -10 to +70C.

Additionally, the compact design of the Adam family saves space, and has flexible mounting options like: wall, panel, piggyback, cabinets and, of course, DIN rails.

Together with the two new functions mentioned earlier, the Adam-6520-B delivers reliable performance for users who demand network dependability to handle today's most advanced applications, such as assembly lines, semiconductor factories, warehouses and automated factories. Request a free brochure from Advantech (UK) ...

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