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TRENDnet

TRENDnet TI-UPG62 7-Port Industrial Gigabit PoE++ DIN-Rail Switch

SKU CH-3T2K-GK8D3

Industrial DIN-rail switch with four PoE++ ports, one Gigabit port, two SFP slots, 240W power budget, IP50 metal housing, -40°C to 75°C operation and redundant power inputs

  • Weight2.5300
  • Features• 4 x Gigabit PoE++ ports • 1 x Gigabit port • 2 x Gigabit S
  • Delivers up to 95W per port to power high-demand PoE devices
  • 240W total PoE budget supports multiple power-hungry endpoints simultaneously
  • IP50 metal housing protects against dust in harsh industrial settings
  • Operates reliably from -40°C to 75°C for extreme environments
  • Dual redundant power inputs with alarm relay minimise network downtime

Industrial PoE++ switch with 240W budget

The TI-UPG62 is a hardened 7-port Gigabit switch built for industrial networking. It supplies four PoE++ ports, one standard Gigabit port and two SFP slots for fibre uplinks. Installers who need to power high-draw devices such as PTZ cameras or wireless access points over a single cable will find the 240W total budget suited to multi-device deployments.

Sustained operation from -40 to 75°C

The IP50 metal enclosure is rated for continuous operation across a -40 to 75°C temperature range without active cooling. Dual redundant power inputs with overload current protection keep the switch running if one feed fails, and an alarm relay signals the loss immediately. Switching capacity of 14Gbps handles aggregate traffic from all ports under full PoE load without throttling.

DIN-rail mounting with dual power inputs

The unit clips onto standard DIN rail and weighs 2.5300 kg, so a secure mechanical fit is essential in high-vibration cabinets. Wiring both DC inputs provides the redundancy the design intends; using only one removes the fail-over benefit. SFP transceivers are not included, so fibre links require separate modules matched to the link distance.

Highlights

  • Delivers up to 95W per port to power high-demand PoE devices
  • 240W total PoE budget supports multiple power-hungry endpoints simultaneously
  • IP50 metal housing protects against dust in harsh industrial settings
  • Operates reliably from -40°C to 75°C for extreme environments
  • Dual redundant power inputs with alarm relay minimise network downtime

Specifications

BrandTRENDnet
ModelTI-UPG62
Weight2.5300
Features• 4 x Gigabit PoE++ ports
• 1 x Gigabit port
• 2 x Gigabit SFP slots
• Up to 240W PoE power budget
• Hardened IP50 rated metal switch
• Extreme operating temperature range of -40° – 75°C (-40° – 167°F)
• Dual inputs provide redundant power with overload current protection
• Alarm relay triggered by power failure
• 14Gbps switching capacity
• Includes DIN-Rail mount and wall-mount brackets
• Power supply sold separately (model: TI-S24048, TI-S48048)
• NDAA / TAA compliant (U.S. and Canada only)
• Lifetime Warranty

Questions about this item

How much heat and power does the 240W PoE budget generate when the TI-UPG62 runs continuously?

The switch delivers up to 240W total PoE power across four PoE++ ports, with each port capable of 95W, housed in an IP50 metal enclosure rated for -40°C to 75°C operation.

What power sources must I already have to operate the dual redundant inputs on this TI-UPG62?

The unit provides dual DC power inputs with overload current protection and an alarm relay that triggers on power failure, designed for redundant supply connections.

Will the two SFP slots on the TI-UPG62 accept the same Gigabit transceivers I use in older switches?

The switch includes two Gigabit SFP slots alongside four PoE++ ports and one standard Gigabit port, all operating at Gigabit speeds.

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