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<Features> ● Powers devices compatible with 802.3af or 802.3at ● Provides a minimum of 15.4W to each 802.3af port and a minimum of 25.5W to each 802.3at port simultaneously ● Widely used for powering multiple VoIP phones, security cameras, wireless LAN access points, and Bluetooth access points! <Related Products> 　We also offer PoE midspan injectors compatible with 802.3af! 　　Please feel free to contact us for more details!

• Wireless LAN
• Routers, Switches, and Hubs
• PBX/IP phone

This is a list of CAT5e/CAT6 patch panel products.

• Other network tools

We are currently offering a "guidebook" that compiles information about the 'KVM system' that supports control rooms in fields such as broadcasting, industry, and defense. It clearly introduces the requirements and challenges for building infrastructure to maintain high reliability and continuous operation, as well as the benefits of implementing KVM systems such as high-speed and long-distance transmission, along with examples of expansion solutions and various functions and devices. 【Contents (excerpt)】 ■ Requirements for today's control rooms ■ Infrastructure requirements for the future: gradual expansion at a manageable pace ■ Support for virtualization: easy integration of physical and virtual servers ■ Reliability and performance for continuous operation: ensuring network fault tolerance *For more details, please refer to the materials. Feel free to contact us with any inquiries.

• Routers, Switches, and Hubs
• Integrated operation management
• switch

◆◆Media converters are the key to achieving cost-effective network integration◆◆ LAN cables are virtually the industry standard for wiring in local area networks (LAN). LAN cables have evolved to support Ethernet speeds of 10 gigabits and above. In the use case analyzed in this white paper, fiber optic cables emerge as the optimal choice for building a LAN. By using media converters, you can extend the distance of the LAN with fiber optics while enhancing network security and connecting fiber optics to the desktop. This document explains how to integrate LAN cables and fiber optic cables in new or existing IT infrastructure to maximize benefits with limited capital investment.

• Routers, Switches, and Hubs
• Other process controls
• Other PCs and OA equipment

This document includes a case study of our video technology infrastructure implemented at the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority. We will introduce the challenges and objectives of the implementation, as well as the consideration and decision-making process for solutions, including the proposal for the Black Box. *You can download the "Case Study Collection" for free! [Contents] ■ Background ■ Challenges ■ Black Box Solutions ■ Future Plans *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

• Routers, Switches, and Hubs
• Other security
• Firewall and intrusion prevention

We propose a method to introduce a fiber optic network at low cost while utilizing existing equipment such as LAN cables through the use of media converters. ★We are currently offering a white paper that introduces this method★ You can view it immediately by clicking the "Download" button below. Black Box offers the "Media Converter" LHC211A / LGC211A series, which boasts a proven track record in a wide range of fields including telecommunications, energy, oil and gas, and military applications.

• converter

●Replicates DVI-D video without attenuation or distortion for distribution ●Fully compatible with HDCP. Distribution of Blu-ray sources is also possible ●Ideal for digital signage, broadcasting systems, and medical systems ●Supports Full HD 1080p and WUXGA (1920×1200) display resolutions ●EDID function to optimize display settings ●Supports stereo audio input and output ●Can increase the number of distributions through cascading ●Ready to use with just a cable connection ●Connection port status is indicated by LED lamps ●Automatically switches to power-saving mode if the input signal is interrupted

• Other network tools

● HDMI 2.0 certification ● Transmits high-bandwidth compressed video, multi-channel digital audio, intelligent formats, and command data ● A high-speed HDMI standard cable that supports resolutions above 1080p and advanced display technologies such as 4D, 3D, Deep Color, X.V.Color, Dolby True HD, and DTS-HD Master Audio ● Supports high-bandwidth transmission up to 340MHz or 10.2Gbps ● It is recommended to use a cable that supports 1080p video when connecting via HDMI ● Usable for connecting HDMI devices such as Blu-ray players, laptops, HD (high-definition) TVs, digital TVs, and DVDs ● Dual shielding to prevent signal loss and ghosting, maximizing video performance ● Use a repeater for extensions over 15m [LAN data can also be transmitted with cables under 7m] ● LAN data can be transferred over the same cable ● Supports all the latest display technologies such as 2Kx4K, 3D, Deep Color, and LAN connectivity ● Usable even when LAN connectivity features are not in use

• cable