A lot has changed at AMG Systems since they last hit the road, with exciting new products, marketing, and technology.

It’s been over 18 months since they last had the chance to exhibit, and they’ve had many exciting developments within AMG in that time. They’ve extended their sales, technical support, software, and product development teams, as well as creating the first in-house design and marketing department.

New brand development

Their product range has also been widely extended and now includes:

  • AMG210 series – new commercial media converter
  • AMG250 series – new industrial media converters (with 30W and 90W PoE options)
  • AMG155 & AMG255 - new mains powered media converters and PoE injectors
  • AMG510 series – new commercial managed switches
  • AMG570 series – new industrial managed switches
  • AMG750 series – new industrial 4G router
  • AMG extend-net – new Ethernet extender

The products they’ve developed that are not officially launched will be showcased at The Security Event on the 7th, 8th, and 9th of September at the NEC in Birmingham, along with new brand development and marketing launches. It’s been so long since they were able to talk to their users face-to-face, and they’re all very excited to hit the road and talk about their latest developments in transmission technology.

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