BAS Remote
BAS Router
BAS Ethernet
UL864 Ethernet
Media Converters
Managed
ARCNET
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Features |
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Compact
Size |
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Broadcast
storm control |
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10BASE-T / 100BASE-TX compliant |
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Full or half-duplex |
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Auto-MDIX
ports |
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Activity/link
and data rate LEDs |
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Auto-negotiated
data rate, duplex and flow control |
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Industrial
environment EMC |
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Panel
and DIN-rail mountable versions |
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CE
Mark |
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Powered
from an unregulated DC power source (10-36V) or from an AC
power source (8-24V, 47-63 Hz). Power is provided through
a quick-disconnect terminal strip. |
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UL
508 Listed, C-UL Listed Industrial Control Equipment |
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Product Overview |
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EIBA
switches provided Plug and Play Ethernet connectivity for building
automation systems (BAS) which have unique needs—convenient mounting,
simple and dependable operation, low-voltage input power and especially
low-cost.
These
switches provide 10/100 Mbps shielded RJ-45 ports. Each port supports
the auto-negotiation protocol in order to select data rate, duplex
and flow control. Both half- and full-duplex operation are supported
as well as flow control. For half-duplex links, the Backpressure scheme
is used. For full-duplex links, the PAUSE scheme is supported. All
five ports are Auto-MDIX compliant allowing any port to operate as
an uplink port to another switch to eliminate the need for crossover
cables in the field. All these features require no operator intervention.
EIBA
series address one of the key issues in building automation systems
and that is convenient mounting in control panels. Office-grade equipment
is intended for desktop operation and requires a separate power supply
that needs to be powered from a 120/230 Volt AC mains circuit. This
usually requires a shelf to be constructed to mount the unit and a
duplex receptacle to be installed inside the control panel. BAS Switches
are intended for DIN-rail mounting and can be powered from the same
control transformer that is used to power the other BAS equipment,
making the installation neat and rugged. BAS Switches can be powered
from a low-voltage, wide-range DC power source as well. The activity
LEDs on these units face the technician to ease troubleshooting. The
label on the unit can be written upon so that port connections can
be documented as to the location of connected equipment.
The
auto-negotiation protocol allows BAS switches to link with any compatible 10BASE-T or 100BASE-TX device. They will function with any key application layer that works
with Ethernet, including BACnet/IP and BACnet/Ethernet. These units
have built-in broadcast storm control to prevent excess broadcasts
from degrading network performance.
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More Information |
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Ordering Information |
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Copper Models Only |
Model |
RoHS |
Description |
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EIBA5-100T |
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Five-port 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX switching hub, panel mount
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EIBA5-100T/R |
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Five-port 10BASE-T/100BASE-TX switching hub, DIN-rail mount
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Accessories |
Model |
RoHS |
Description |
| AI-XFMR |
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Wall-mount plug-in transformer 120 VAC (nom) input/24
VAC (nom) output (details) |
| AI-XFMR-E |
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Wall-mount plug-in transformer 230 VAC (nom) input/24
VAC (nom) output (details...)
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