Phoenix Contact
Designed in protection class IP65/66/67
Phoenix Contact is adding managed switches for field installation to its range of Ethernet switches.
The device variants FL Switch 2600 and FL Switch 2700 with protection class IP65/66/67 extend the range of the 'FL Switch 2000' product family and facilitate the integration of distributed sensors, actuators, cameras or I/O stations into the network. The slim design enables a wide range of installation locations. Thanks to the flexible M12 connection technology, users can choose between using classic M12 connectors with screw connection and the provider's M12 push-pull quick-locking system.
According to Phoenix Contact, the wide range of functions and the diverse configuration options, for example via mode button or microSD card, round off the range of variants.
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