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The WI-TEK wi-pcms306gf-i is a Layer 2 industrial managed Ethernet switch designed for demanding environments where temperature extremes and network reliability are both critical concerns. It provides four PoE+ Gigabit copper ports and two SFP uplink slots, allowing technicians to power IP cameras, access points, VoIP devices, and other PoE-compatible endpoints while maintaining high-speed fiber or copper uplinks. The switch supports cloud-based management, giving network installers and system integrators centralized control without requiring on-site configuration. It operates across a wide temperature range of -40 degrees C to 75 degrees C, making it suitable for outdoor enclosures, industrial panels, and harsh-environment deployments. Note that a power supply is not included and must be sourced separately.
This switch is intended for industrial and commercial network installations where standard commercial-grade hardware cannot withstand temperature swings, vibration, or continuous-duty operation. Typical applications include IP surveillance systems, building automation networks, traffic infrastructure, and industrial control environments. Licensed low-voltage technicians, network integrators, and security system installers are the primary trades for this equipment. The PoE+ ports eliminate the need for separate power runs to edge devices, streamlining installation in locations where conduit runs are costly or impractical.
Designed as an OEM-style managed switch for industrial PoE network installations requiring Layer 2 switching with SFP uplink capability in wide-temperature environments.
Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or network technician following applicable NEC and local electrical codes. Before servicing or cabling, ensure the external power supply is de-energized. Verify that the connected power supply meets the input voltage and current requirements of the switch before powering on. Do not exceed the per-port PoE power budget when connecting end devices.
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