Altronix NetWay1E midspan injector provides power up the CAT5/6 to accommodate PoE+ cameras/devices
The NetWay4ESK consists of a four-port managed NetWay4ES PoE+ switch and a NetWay1E midspan injector

At ASIS 2013, Altronix is showcasing its new NetWay™4ESK kit that transmits IP data and delivers power for up to four PoE+ cameras/devices over a single CAT5/6 cable. NetWay4ESK consists of a four-port managed NetWay4ES PoE+ switch and a NetWay1E midspan injector. This kit provides an extremely cost-efficient means of maximizing IP infrastructure while reducing overall equipment and labor costs.

“NetWay4ESK four-port managed PoE+ switch with midspan injector kit eliminates the need for third party network switches in the field while adding IP cameras,” said Alan Forman, President, Altronix. “This latest addition to our line of NetWay PoE solutions provides a highly efficient way to expand security systems without additional cabling costs.” 

The NetWay4ES four-port managed PoE+ switch provides integral IP management that allows for remote camera/device reset, monitoring and reporting via various IP protocols. Local or remote monitoring indicates port status, device status and real-time power consumption. In addition to supporting PoE and PoE+, the unit also accommodates products incorporating LTPoE++ technology. Individual ports may be enabled or disabled as desired. Auto-detection and protection of legacy non-PoE cameras/devices prevents against damage.

The NetWay1E midspan injector provides power up the CAT5/6 to accommodate PoE+ cameras/devices. The unit is available in 115VAC or 230VAC input.

The NetWay4ESK four-port managed PoE+ switch and midspan injector kit is UL listed in the U.S.A. and Canada, and CE and C-Tick approved. All Altronix products are made in the U.S.A and feature a lifetime warranty.

For more information on Altronix’s extensive line of products, call toll free 1-888-258-7669, e-mail [email protected] or visit www.altronix.com.

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