Black Box SW1041A CAT6 Remote Controlled Layer 1 A/B Switch with Ethernet and RS-232

Black Box - CAT6 Remotely Controlled Layer 1 A/B Switch, Latching, Ethernet, RS-232

The Black Box SW1041A is a high-performance, reliable serial switchbox designed for seamless management of network connections. Engineered to support Ethernet, RS-232, and manual control via front panel pushbuttons, this switch offers versatile options for remote and local operation. Its robust construction has been tested to withstand over a million switching cycles, ensuring long-term durability and consistent performance in demanding environments. This device is ideal for applications requiring rapid, secure switching of data lines without compromising data integrity or speed.
Designed with ease of use in mind, the SW1041A supports remote control through Telnet sessions, SNMP commands, and serial interfaces, making it compatible with various network management protocols. Once configured, users can switch connections remotely over Ethernet or serial lines, providing flexibility for remote troubleshooting, system updates, or automated control. The switch maintains its connection state even during power outages, ensuring uninterrupted operation and data flow. Its transparent ports support data rates up to 10 Gbps, accommodating high-speed data transmission and various formats and protocols. The device’s environmentally friendly design and compact form factor make it suitable for diverse deployment scenarios.
The SW1041A from Black Box Corporation combines reliability, versatility, and ease of integration into existing network infrastructures, making it a valuable addition for data centers, broadcast facilities, and enterprise networks. This product comes with a one-year limited warranty and is proudly manufactured in the United States, reflecting Black Box’s commitment to quality and customer satisfaction.

Features:

• Supports remote Telnet access and can be controlled via a Telnet session using the same commands as supported by the RS-232 serial interface

• Once the Ethernet remote control port has been configured, the switch can be controlled using SNMP commands

• Maintains connection state during power failures or removal

• Manual control of switch ports supported via front panel pushbuttons

• Supports Ethernet remote control with commands sent over a network

• Supports serial remote control via RS-232 interface

• Ports are transparent to data rates, formats, and protocols, supporting speeds up to 10 Gbps