Teltonika TSW101 Ethernet Switch PoE
The Teltonika TSW101 is Teltonika's first Ethernet Switch PoE designed for use in automobiles. The Teltonika TSW101 is equipped with five Ethernet ports with a speed of up to 1000 Mbps, four of which have IEEE802.3af and IEEE802.3at PoE+ standards, so the switch can provide other devices with a reliable Internet connection and power at the same time.
The Teltonika TSW101 Ethernet switch PoE serves as a power supply (PSE), enabling power centralization - providing up to 30 watts per port and maximum output power of 60 watts.
The TSW101 has durable aluminium housing and robust construction, making it resistant to vibration and temperature changes.
Example of using the Teltonika TSW101 switch
Mobile stores are a good example, where two Teltonika products are used - Teltonika TSW101 automotive switch and Teltonika RUT360 mobile router. While the RUT360 mobile router provides robust network connectivity. The TSW101 switch provides uninterrupted power and a stable network connection to all devices in the vehicle, such as CCTV cameras and POS terminals, while keeping them powered by PoE+. Customers can thus make an easy contactless payment via POS terminals. Devices such as digital screens can also display real-time menu information.
Key Features:
• 4 × PoE+ ports with IEEE802.3af and IEEE802.3at support
• 5 x Gigabit Ethernet with speeds up to 1,000 Mb/s
• Plug-n-Play, no additional configuration required
• Power consumption Idle: 0.8 W / Max: 2.2 W / PoE Max: 106 W
• Status LEDs: 1 × Power LED, 10 × LAN status LEDs
• Degree of protection: IP30
• Operating temperature: -40 °C to 75 °C
• Durable aluminium housing
• Dimensions: 115 x 32 x 95 mm
• Weight: 354 g
Package contains:
• Switch TSW101
• QSG (Quick Guide)
We recommend using the detailed manual and documentation for configuration, official materials can be found here.
More information can be found in the attached datasheet and quick manual.
Quick Start Guide Video
The Quick Start Guide video guides you step-by-step through setting up the switch.
