ifm electronic gmbh Datasheets for Network Switches
Network switches connect network devices to host computers and allow a large number of devices to share a limited number of ports. They increase network capacity and speed by examining and filtering data packets. Switches also regenerate forwarded packets, reducing collision rates and permitting the use of additional nodes.
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| Product Name | Notes |
|---|---|
| switch StandardLine; 152 x 59.3 x 38.4 mm; IP 65; IP 66; IP 67; IP 69K; (operation with stainless steel protective caps: IP 69K) | |
| 6-port switch (unmanaged) for all common automation protocols and IIoT applications Daisy-chain power supply with standardised L-coded M12 connection technology For use in hygienic and wet areas in the food... | |
| 6-port switch (unmanaged) for all common automation protocols and IIoT applications Daisy-chain power supply with standardised L-coded M12 connection technology Robust housing for use in harsh industrial environments | |
| 6-port switch (unmanaged) for all common automation protocols and IIoT applications Voltage supply with standardised A-coded M12 connection technology Robust housing for use in harsh industrial environments Suitable for coolant... | |
| 6-port switches (unmanaged) for PROFINET Class A Daisy-chain power supply with standardised L-coded M12 connection technology For use in hygienic and wet areas in the food industry | |
| 6-port switches (unmanaged) for PROFINET Class A Daisy-chain power supply with standardised L-coded M12 connection technology Robust housing for use in harsh industrial environments | |
| 6-port switches (unmanaged) for PROFINET Class A Voltage supply with standardised A-coded M12 connection technology For use in hygienic and wet areas in the food industry | |
| 6-port switches (unmanaged) for PROFINET Class A Voltage supply with standardised A-coded M12 connection technology Robust housing for use in harsh industrial environments |