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Moxa´s new fibre optical bypass unit OBU-102 adds bypass relay functionality to any network node. In linear topologies, a single power outage or node failure can take out an entire chunk of the network, because communications to all the network nodes further down the line are also cut. With relay bypass, that node is instead simply bypassed in the event of a failure, and the rest of the network is unaffected.

The OBU-102 sits between a node and the network to add bypass relay functionality to any network switches that do not already support this important function. In normal operations, the OBU-102 simply acts as a gateway that forwards network traffic to and from the network switch. However, if power is lost, the OBU-102 will bypass the unpowered switch and simply pass network traffic to the next switch in the relay. The bypass unit is ideal for mission critical networks with long distance and high-bandwidth communication, such as in transportation or renewable energy applications.

Features:

  • Supports 100M, 1G, 10G fiber connections in SC/ST/LC connectors
  • Redundant dual 12/24/48 VDC power inputs
  • IP30 metal housing
  • -20 to 70°C operating temperature range
  • Ultra low power consumption of 0.72 W
  • DIN-Rail mounting
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