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    Tough, Reliable Ethernet Switches

    March 2, 2009
    The IKS-6726 series of industrial-grade rack mount Ethernet switches meets a variety of industry standards, including NEMA TS2 for road traffic, EN50155 and EN50121-4 for rail traffic, UL60950-1 for safety, and DNV/GL for marine and offshore use.
    Aw 3131 0903 Moxa
    These approvals guarantee high adaptability to any severe condition, such as vibration and shock, humidity, extreme temperatures and EMI/EMC noise. A high degree of industrial reliability is ensured by its totally fan-less design and a wide operating temperature range. Redundancy is a key factor in achieving high network availability. The IKS-6726 establishes network redundancy through the vendor’s Turbo Ring (recovery time < 20ms) technology and redundant power inputs. Housed in a modular, industrial-grade chassis, the IKS-6726 can be expanded with various media modules, such as RJ45, fiber and SFP ports, for flexible applications.Moxa Inc.www.moxa.com888.MOXA.USA

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