Black Box CAT6 A/B Switch - Latching RJ45 Remote Control, Dry Contact
$745.85 CAD
Black Box CAT6 A/B Switch - Latching RJ45 Remote Control, Dry Contact
$745.85 CAD
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Black Box CAT6 A/B Switch - Latching RJ45 Remote Control, Dry Contact
- If desired, the A or B control input can remain connected to the Ground input, which will disable all other control interfaces including the front panel pushbutton switches from being able to switch connection states of the A/B Switch.
- Connecting (shorting) input B (pin 3) to Ground (pin 2) for a minimum of approximately 100 msec will cause the unit to switch to the B position.
- Connecting (shorting) input A (pin 1) to Ground (pin 2) for a minimum of approximately 100 msec will cause the unit to switch to the A position.
- The connection state will be maintained if power fails or is removed.
- Manual control of the switch port connection state is supported through pushbutton switches on the front of the unit.
- Switch ports are transparent to data rates, formats, and protocols and can handle speeds up to 10 Gbps.
| Product Type: Serial Switchbox |
| Environmentally Friendly: Yes |
| Taa Compliant: Yes |
| Country Of Origin: United States |
| Brand Name: Black Box |
| Manufacturer: Black Box Corporation |
| Product Name: CAT6 A/B Switch - Latching RJ45 Remote Control, Dry Contact |
| Manufacturer Part Number: SW1040A |
| Manufacturer Website Address: http://www.blackbox.com |
| Limited Warranty: 1 Year |
| Weight (Approximate): 1.81 kg |
| Feature1: If desired, the A or B control input can remain connected to the Ground input, which will disable all other control interfaces including the front panel pushbutton switches from being able to switch connection states of the A/B Switch. |
| Feature2: Connecting (shorting) input B (pin 3) to Ground (pin 2) for a minimum of approximately 100 msec will cause the unit to switch to the B position. |
| Feature3: Connecting (shorting) input A (pin 1) to Ground (pin 2) for a minimum of approximately 100 msec will cause the unit to switch to the A position. |
| Feature4: The connection state will be maintained if power fails or is removed. |
| Feature5: Manual control of the switch port connection state is supported through pushbutton switches on the front of the unit. |
| Feature6: Switch ports are transparent to data rates, formats, and protocols and can handle speeds up to 10 Gbps. |