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Shure AXT620 Axient Roadtrack Ethernet Switch

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The Shure AXT620 Ethernet Switch is a rugged, rack-mountable 9-port switch that simplifies the networking of Axient Wireless Systems and minimizes network configuration setup. Equipped with Power over Ethernet for enabled devices and a DHCP server to automatically assign IP addresses to components. The Shure AXT620US 9-Port Rack Ethernet Switch with DHCP is a rugged, rack-mountable 9-port switch that simplifies the networking of Shure systems and minimizes network configuration setup. It is equipped with Power over Ethernet (PoE) ports for enabled devices and a DHCP server to automatically assign IP addresses to components.

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9 Ports : Eight RJ-45 ports on the rear for device connections and one on the front for computer access.
PoE : Four of the rear ports support Power over Ethernet (PoE), providing 15.4W per port with over-current protection, suitable for devices like ShowLink Access Points.
DHCP Server : Automatically assigns IP addresses to connected devices, simplifying setup.
Rugged Construction : 1RU rack-mountable design for durability and convenience in professional environments.
Internal Power Supply : Provides power to the switch itself, simplifying cabling.

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About the Shure AXT620 Axient Roadtrack Ethernet Switch

Key Features

9 Ports : Eight RJ-45 ports on the rear for device connections and one on the front for computer access.
PoE : Four of the rear ports support Power over Ethernet (PoE), providing 15.4W per port with over-current protection, suitable for devices like ShowLink Access Points.
DHCP Server : Automatically assigns IP addresses to connected devices, simplifying setup.
Rugged Construction : 1RU rack-mountable design for durability and convenience in professional environments.
Internal Power Supply : Provides power to the switch itself, simplifying cabling.