Teltonika TSW202 | Switch | 8x RJ45 1000Mb/s, 2x SFP, 2-pin DC. L2, managed, TELTONIKA

Teltonika TSW202 - Reliability and Performance in Any Industrial Network

The Teltonika TSW202 (TSW202000000) is an industrial-grade managed switch that offers eight Gigabit Ethernet PoE ports and two SFP slots for long-range fiber communications. This advanced device is ideal for demanding industrial applications where reliability and performance are key.

Power and Flexibility with PoE Technology

Each of the eight Gigabit Ethernet ports on the Teltonika TSW202 is equipped with PoE technology , allowing up to 30 watts of power to be delivered to each port. With a total power budget of 240 watts , you can easily power most end devices, eliminating the need for additional cabling. It's ideal for extensive deployments where devices are located in hard-to-reach locations.

Advanced Management Features

Teltonika's TSW202 managed switch offers a range of port management and Quality of Service (QoS) features to give you precise control over your network. You can adjust link speed settings, implement port isolation, support PoE and Energy Efficient Ethernet (EEE) (802.3az), and configure port duplication. QoS allows you to set port priorities, DSCP and 802.1p to optimize network bandwidth and organize the switch's operational processes.

Solid Construction and Durability

The Teltonika TSW202 is encased in a rugged aluminum housing that provides resistance to extreme temperatures and strong vibrations. With an integrated DIN-rail mount, installation of the switch is quick and easy. This reliable device is designed for the harshest industrial environments, guaranteeing uninterrupted operation.

Compatibility with Industrial Protocols

The TSW202 switch supports many key industrial protocols, including EtherNet/IP, PROFINET and MRP. The Profinet protocol enables seamless automated data processing and in-depth network diagnostics, which is key to monitoring the performance of the entire network. EtherNet/IP improves response time and data throughput, while MRP ensures reliability in a ring topology .