Switch unmanaged Trendnet TI-UPG62

The TRENDnet TI-UPG62 is an unmanaged IP30-rated DIN-rail Ultra PoE switch designed for harsh industrial environments. It provides four Gigabit RJ-45 Ultra PoE ports with a total PoE budget of 240 W, two dedicated SFP slots for fiber connectivity, a switching capacity of 12 Gbps and a MAC address table that supports 1024 entries. The compact, rugged metal housing and dual redundant power inputs make the TI-UPG62 suitable for installations that require uninterrupted operation and simple, plug-and-play network expansion.

Advantages

The switch delivers 240 W PoE budget across four Gigabit ports, supports IEEE PoE standards (802.3af/at) and offers two SFP slots for flexible uplink options. Its IP30-rated rugged enclosure, DIN-rail mounting and dual redundant power inputs with a power-failure alarm relay increase reliability in industrial deployments. Being unmanaged, it requires no configuration, enabling quick deployment.

Suitable for

• Industrial automation networks
• IP surveillance cameras and access control systems
• Small to medium PoE-enabled device clusters (wireless APs, VoIP phones)
• Fiber uplink deployments using SFP modules

Key specifications

• Switch type: Unmanaged L2 Gigabit Ethernet
• Ports: 4 × Gigabit RJ-45 Ultra PoE, 2 × SFP slots
• PoE budget: 240 W (supports IEEE 802.3af/at)
• Switching capacity: 12 Gbps
• MAC address table: 1024 entries
• Standards: IEEE 802.3, 802.3u, 802.3ab, 802.3x, 802.3af, 802.3at
• Mounting: DIN-rail (IP30 housing)
• Color: Black
• Weight: 0.514 kg

How to use

Mount the TI-UPG62 on a compatible DIN rail and connect the redundant DC power sources to the dedicated power inputs. Insert SFP modules into the SFP slots if fiber uplinks are required. Connect PoE-powered devices to the Gigabit RJ-45 ports; the switch will automatically negotiate speed and supply PoE within the available 240 W budget. No configuration is necessary for basic operation; monitor the power-failure alarm relay for notifications of input power loss.

Recommendations

For reliable PoE operation, plan connected device power consumption so the total does not exceed the 240 W PoE budget. Use compatible SFP modules for fiber links and ensure proper DIN-rail grounding in industrial environments to reduce electrical interference and increase safety.