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ETHERLINE® ACCESS, the managed & unmanaged switches


Robust switches for demanding industrial networks


The Ethernet technology-based networks are active network components which play an important role in Industrial Ethernet Systems, required by the smart factories of the future.
Understanding the increasing demand of Ethernet Technology, Lapp, one of the leading Cable Manufacturers in India launched its new line of switches for Ethernet networks, also known as the best Ethernet solutions in India under the name ETHERLINE® ACCESS. One important value is the reconfiguration time, which is the period until communication is restored following an interruption. In the case of the new switches from Lapp, this period is only 20 milliseconds with 250 active components in the network. Besides this, the switches are fully equipped with cutting-edge diagnostic and redundancy features.
Switches are a new line of business for Lapp, Cable Manufacturers in India but this represents an ideal fit for the market leader in integrated cable and connection systems.Only the combination of an industry-caliber switch and industrial brand-name cables such as ETHERLINE® from Lapp guarantees maximum performance in terms of transmission quality and reliability. In addition, the customer does not need to purchase individual components from different suppliers. On the contrary, they can procure a complete communication solution from a single source for the highest demands in industrial applications.
The Lapp switches are available in four variants: “managed”, i.e. with the option of configuration and five or eight RJ45 ports, designated ETHERLINE® ACCESS M05T or M08T respectively. By contrast, the ETHERLINE® ACCESS U05T and U08T switches are “unmanaged”. All four are fan- and maintenance-free and have two redundant connections to ensure a reliable power supply.


General Features
·         Redundant power inputs – high availability
·         Robust metal housing and DIN rail mounting
·         IP 30
·         Fanless – maintenance free

ETHERLINE® ACCESS being the best Ethernet solutions in India can be applied at:

·         Industry and building networks
·         Stage engineering and event technology

Featured on ETHERLINE® ACCESS Managed & Unmanaged Switches:


ETHERLINE® ACCESS M05T/M08T (Managed Switches)


  • Simple setup of redundant network topologies
  • Reconfiguration time < 20 ms one of the lowest reconfiguration time of redundancy protocols
  •  RJ45 Ports: 10/100BaseT(X)
  • Packet Buffer Size: 1 Mbit
  • Supported protocols: HTTP, Telnet, EtherNet/IP, Modbus/TCP, IPv6, and many more
  • Temperature range: 0 °C to 60 °C
  •  Power Input: 24 VDC redundant dual inputs
  •  Shock IEC 60068-2-27; Freefall IEC 60068-2-32; Vibration IEC 60068-2-6 

ETHERLINE® ACCESS U05T/U08T (Unmanaged Switches)


  • Broadcast storm protection
  • RJ45 Ports: 10/100BaseT(X)
  • Packet Buffer Size: 512 kbit
  • Temperature range: -10 °C to 60 °C
  • Power Input: 12/24/48 VDC, 18 to 30 VAC, redundant dual inputs
  • Shock IEC 60068-2-27; Freefall IEC 60068-2-32; Vibration IEC 60068-2-6


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