MPL uMAXBES I Rugged 10-port Gigabit Switch ...

MPL - uMAXBES I Rugged 10-port Gigabit Switch with SFP+ and Copper

Supplier: Backplane Systems Technology

uMAXBES I Rugged 10-port Gigabit Switch with SFP+ and Copper

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µMAXBES Rugged 10-port Gigabit Switch with SFP+ and Copper

Rugged 10-port Gigabit Switch with 10Gbi

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Backplane Systems Technology is pleased to present MPL'S uMAXBES. The fanless MAXBES has 8 ports of 1 Gbit speed and 2 ports of 10Gbit Speed. The open frame version provides lockable headers for 1Gbit connections. RJ45 or SFP connectors can be used with the 10Gbit ports. Each port has a status LED that shows the speed and activity of that port.

The MAXBES solution can be utilised as an open frame solution or in a MIL housing with connectors of your choice. Its dimensions are only 115 x 95 x 30mm (237 grammes). 8 fully operable 1Gbit copper lines and 2 fully operational 10Gbit SFP+ devices are powered by 5-36VDC at less than 6W. The product can function between -20°C and +60°C, and an extended temperature version that operates between -40°C and +85°C is offered.

Most Ethernet-compatible transceivers (according to MSA) can be utilised with fibre ports. It gives consumers the option to choose the right transceiver for each link. There is a copper RJ45 carrier that is the same size as the SFP+ carrier. 100Mbit, 1Gbit, 2.5Gbit, 5Gbit, and 10Gbit are supported via the copper carrier. 1Gbit and 10Gbit SFP are supported by the SFP+ carrier.

As a managed switch, the device provides access to different switch settings so that features like Quality of Service, VLAN, Rapid Spanning Tree, etc. MPL offers an intuitive web interface that makes changing switch settings simple.

Key Features:

Two 10Gbit ports to be used with SFP+ and copper
Header versions
Wide input 5-36VDC
Fully manageable over Web interface or Telnet
Copper or mixed copper/fiber versions
Fanless operation
IEEE802.1AS gPTP support
Optionally CLI via USB

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Key Features:

Two 10Gbit ports to be used with SFP+ and copper
Header versions
Wide input 5-36VDC
Fully manageable over Web interface or Telnet
Copper or mixed copper/fiber versions
Fanless operation
IEEE802.1AS gPTP support
Optionally CLI via USB

To contact Backplane Systems Technology about MPL uMAXBES use Get a quote.

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The MPL uMAXBES I is a rugged Ethernet switch that connects network devices across copper and fibre links through 10 ports. Its web interface lets operators change managed settings, including Quality of Service, VLAN and Rapid Spanning Tree. Installations can use the open-frame version or a MIL housing, with connectors selected to suit the required connections.

8 ports at 1 Gbit/s and 2 ports at 10 Gbit/s
Fanless operation
5–36 VDC input, with power consumption below 6 W
Operating range: -20°C to +60°C; extended version: -40°C to +85°C
Dimensions: 115 x 95 x 30 mm; weight: 237 grammes

Source: listing by Backplane Systems Technology on IndustrySearch · Updated 2 Nov 2026
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Supplier: Backplane Systems Technology

Distribution: Australia & New Zealand

Location: Mt Kuring-gai, NSW

Customers: Bluescope Steel

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Established:

1989

Employees:

6-20

Customers:

Bluescope Steel

Certifications:

CE & RoHS

Distribution:

Australia & New Zealand

Location:

Mt Kuring-gai , NSW