Vigitron Inc. VI3405 5-port Extended Coax Poe Switch

Product Description

The VIGITRON INC. VI3405 is a 5-port Power over Ethernet switch designed for extended coaxial cable installations. It delivers both data and DC power over coax runs, eliminating the need to pull new Cat cable in retrofit and legacy-wired facilities. Network technicians and low-voltage integrators deploy this unit to expand existing coax infrastructure for IP camera systems, access control devices, and other PoE-capable endpoints. The VI3405 simplifies upgrades in buildings where coax is already in place, reducing labor and materials compared to full rewiring projects.

The VI3405 is suited for commercial and residential security and surveillance installations where existing RG-59 or similar coaxial wiring is in place. It is a practical choice for retrofit projects in schools, retail environments, and multi-tenant buildings where running new structured cabling is not cost-effective. Low-voltage contractors and systems integrators are the primary installers in these scenarios.

Key Features

• 5-port switch configuration supports multiple PoE endpoints from a single unit
• Extended coax technology allows PoE delivery over existing coaxial cable runs
• Eliminates the need to re-pull Cat-rated cabling in retrofit installations
• Supports IP cameras and other PoE-compatible devices on legacy coax infrastructure
• Single-unit footprint simplifies installation in small equipment enclosures or junction points

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or expansion unit for coax-based PoE network switch applications in surveillance and low-voltage data systems.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or qualified network integrator familiar with PoE standards and coaxial termination practices. Power down all connected devices before making or breaking coax connections at the switch ports. Follow local codes and NEC guidelines for low-voltage wiring and power-sourcing equipment. Verify that existing coax cable type and run lengths are within the supported range for extended PoE delivery before commissioning.