The ES0152P is a feature-rich managed switch for ATEN KE series KVM over IP extenders and VE89 series Video over IP extenders. Ideal for installation in combination with the KE / VE89 series products, the ES0152P helps users build their OT infrastructure with the KE series by eliminating the hassles of complicated setup.
Deploying the ES0152P is fast and easy. With everything plug and play, there is no need to install software or configure devices. Simply connect the KE / VE89 transmitters and receivers to the ES0152P using Cat 5e/6 cables and all KE / VE89 series devices on the same LAN will automatically be detected.
The ES0152P network switch provides a 52-port, high-performance configuration, a complete array of L2 features and advanced functionalities including Layer 3 static route, DHCP server, IPv6 support and LLDP, delivering a versatile solution for improving network performance.
The ES0152P offers a combination of SFP+ (fiber) and RJ45 (copper) ports for servicing a range of network needs. It supports 4 (1G/10G) SFP+ and 48 (10M/100M/1G) RJ45 with PoE+ (Support 802.3at/af) ports. Featuring Power over Ethernet (PoE) function, the ES0152P can provide up to 740 Watts power budget across 48 RJ45 ports thus eliminating the need for a power adapter and effectively reducing the power configuration cost.
The ES0152P comes with embedded DMS functions to facilitate device management anytime and anywhere. Its intuitive, user-friendly interface enables IT administrators to set up and manage their networks and all the connected KE / VE89 devices effortlessly. It also has comprehensive security features such as IP source guard and ACL to guard your network from unauthorized access.
With a full range of functions to help with optimizing network efficiency, manageability and reliability for their network environment, the ES0152P is an ideal network switch solution for SMBs and enterprises, and even more so for those that have chosen to adopt ATEN KE series KVM over IP extenders or VE89 series Video over IP extenders into their OT infrastructure.
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