Trendnet TI-G162 Industrial Gigabit Switch 14 Port

Product Description

The TRENDNET TI-G162 is a 14-port industrial gigabit switch designed for use in demanding network infrastructure environments. It provides wired Ethernet switching across all 14 gigabit ports, supporting high-throughput data transmission in applications where standard commercial-grade switches are not appropriate. This unit fits into industrial control panels, building automation systems, and hardened network installations where reliability under electrical noise, temperature variation, or continuous duty is required. Licensed network technicians and industrial controls professionals are the primary installers of this equipment.

The TI-G162 is suited for industrial and commercial network installations requiring gigabit-speed connectivity across multiple endpoints. Typical deployment scenarios include factory floors, utility facilities, building management systems, and other environments where a ruggedized managed or unmanaged switch is needed to tie together PLCs, IP cameras, access control nodes, or other networked devices. The 14-port configuration provides enough density for mid-size panel or rack installations without requiring additional switch stacking in many common setups.

Key Features

• 14 gigabit Ethernet ports for high-density wired connectivity
• Industrial-grade construction suited for electrically noisy or temperature-variable environments
• Compact form factor appropriate for panel or rack mounting in commercial and industrial installations
• Supports standard gigabit Ethernet speeds across all ports for consistent throughput

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style industrial gigabit switch compatible with standard IEEE 802.3 gigabit Ethernet network infrastructure in commercial and industrial installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network technician or licensed low-voltage or industrial controls electrician familiar with applicable NEC and local codes for data and control wiring. Power down the panel or disconnect the power source before mounting and wiring the switch. Follow the manufacturer documentation for DIN rail or rack mounting procedures and confirm power supply voltage matches the unit requirements before energizing.