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Allied Telesis AT (AT-FS-202) 2-Ports External Switch

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US $12.99

ApproximatelyRM 56.06

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Estimated delivery Wed, 28 May - Wed, 11 Jun

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About this product

Product Information

The AT-FS202 series of two-port Fast Ethernet switches interconnect segments of Ethernet and Fast Ethernet networks to upgrade, extend and relieve network congestion where it's needed. The switches not only provide a means for connecting to a new network media or speed, but they further improve performance by providing a means to segment networks into smaller, connected subnets.

Product Identifiers

BrandAllied Telesis

MPNAT-FS-202

UPC0767035151823

ModelFS202

eBay Product ID (ePID)74149397

Dimensions

Weight0.66lbs.

Depth3.74in

Height0.98in

Width4.13in

Additional Product Features

Data Transfer Rate100Mbps

Power Consumption Operational6W

Power SourceAC 110/220V± 10% (60Hz)

Ports Qty2

Power SupplyPower Adapter-External

Switching ProtocolEthernet

CompatibilityPC

Min Operating Temperature32 ˚F

Form FactorExternal

Networking TypeSwitch

Ethernet TechnologyFast Ethernet (100-Mbit/S), Ethernet

Enclosure ColorWhite

Enclosure TypeExternal

Interfaces1 X Network-100base-Fx-SC Female-2, 1X Network-Ethernet 10base-T/100base-Tx-Rj-45 Female-1

Max Operating Temperature122 ˚F

TypeSwitch

Other FeaturesFull Duplex Capability

Humidity Range Operating (Range)5-80%

Rack Mounting KitN/A

Status IndicatorsPort Status, Link Activity, Collision Status, Power

Connectivity TechnologyWired