Industrial Gigabit Ethernet Switch PULSAR ISFG42 with 2x PoE

PULSAR ISFG42 is an industrial Gigabit Ethernet switch with two Power over Ethernet (PoE) ports, designed to deliver reliable wired network connectivity and local power for peripheral devices. The compact industrial housing and Gigabit ports make this switch suitable for installations that require stable data transfer and simplified cabling, including CCTV camera networks, access control systems, and other remote networked devices that benefit from centralized PoE power.

Advantages

The switch provides full Gigabit throughput on its copper ports, ensuring high-speed data transfer for video surveillance and high-bandwidth network segments while reducing latency. Integrated PoE on two ports allows connected devices to receive both power and data over a single cable, which simplifies installation and lowers infrastructure costs. The industrial-grade design supports deployment in demanding environments, offering consistent performance for 24/7 operation in commercial and industrial settings.

Suitable for

• CCTV and IP camera systems requiring PoE power and Gigabit uplink
• Access control and security equipment with network and power needs
• Remote or distributed network nodes where cable reduction is important
• Industrial automation devices needing stable wired connectivity

Key specifications

• Interface type: Gigabit Ethernet copper ports with two PoE-enabled ports
• Data rate: 1 Gbps per Gigabit port
• PoE support: Two ports supplying power over Ethernet to compatible devices
• Form factor: Industrial-grade compact switch suitable for DIN-rail or panel mounting (check mounting options with installer)
• Operating conditions: Designed for continuous operation in industrial and commercial environments

How to use

Mount the switch in a suitable indoor industrial or sheltered outdoor cabinet or rack according to installation guidelines. Connect network devices to the Gigabit ports and apply power to the switch using the recommended power input specified by the system integrator or installer. Devices that require PoE should be connected to the two PoE-enabled ports; the switch will deliver both data and power over the same Ethernet cable, eliminating the need for separate power supplies at each endpoint. Ensure proper cable selection (Cat5e or better) and grounding practices to maintain signal integrity and safety.

Usage recommendations

For reliable operation, use certified PoE-compatible devices and Cat5e or Cat6 cabling. Keep the switch in a ventilated, dust-free environment and verify power budget requirements when connecting multiple powered devices. For full compatibility with CCTV and access control systems, coordinate PoE power classes and device power consumption with system documentation.