New line of network switches

July 2018 Infrastructure, Products & Solutions

UTC has announced the availability of four new network switches. These new products expand the company’s current line of network products to provide solutions for wide-temperature PoE-Ultra, 4-port IP over coax, lower cost non-PoE switching, and lower cost industrial PoE applications.

Products and features

NS3553-4P-1T-2S: 4-port industrial PoE ultra-managed switch

• 4-Port PoE Ultra – supports high power demand IP cameras.

• Wide temperature operation (-40 to 75°C).

• Support for newer TruVision IR PTZ cameras.

NS2052-8P-2C: 8-port unmanaged PoE at industrial switch with 2 SFP ports

• Low-cost PoE – at unmanaged switch.

• Wide temperature operation (-40 to 75°C).

• SFP uplinks.

NS3500-24T-4C: 24-port managed switch with 4 SFP ports

• Low-cost 24-port managed switch.

• Support for L3 static routing.

• SFP uplinks.

For more information, contact UTC Fire & Security, +27 11 579 7300, [email protected], www.firesecurityproducts.com



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