Rugged Ethernet switches for harsh-environment military applications introduced by Nova

June 15, 2017
ST. CLOUD, Fla. – Nova Integration Solutions in St. Cloud, Fla., is introducing the 5100 class rugged Ethernet switches for military applications in harsh operating conditions.

ST. CLOUD, Fla. – Nova Integration Solutions in St. Cloud, Fla., is introducing the 5100 class ruggedEthernet switches for military applications in harsh operating conditions.

The 5100 class contains standard ruggedized COTS Ethernet switches that for ease of use, integration, and training use proven and well documented switches from manufacturers such as Netgear, Ubiquiti, and Cisco that are integrated into sealed military-grade enclosures.

Prior to integration, the COTS switches are subjected to a proprietary ruggedization process. Currently 14 standard models exist and range from 8 ports to 24 ports. Products range from small-to-medium business and enterprise class, unmanaged and managed, power over Ethernet and non-power over Ethernet.

All enclosures are conduction cooled, sealed, and are available in table-top, rack-mounting or shock-tray-mount configurations. Internal components are all military-grade including Teflon wires, shielded cables, military circular connectors, MIL-STD-461 compliant EMI filter and power system.

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All devices support rugged and MIL-spec applications used by the defense/aerospace markets as well as high reliability industrial such as railway and utilities. Heaters are available for applications where operation in freezing temperatures is a requirement.

For more information contact Nova Integration Solutions online at www.novaintegration.com.

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