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USW-Industrial-DIN-8 · Perth installation

UniFi Switch Industrial DIN 8
Installation Perth.

Plan your UniFi Switch Industrial DIN 8 installation in Perth with Servicewest. We assess the site and supporting equipment before specifying USW-Industrial-DIN-8.

  • Port count and link speed
  • Uplink and transceiver compatibility
  • Endpoint power arrangements
Request a site assessment Australian model, compatibility and procurement checked before the scope is confirmed.

Installing Switch Industrial DIN 8. Start with the site.

Put Switch Industrial DIN 8 in the right part of the network.

We scope USW-Industrial-DIN-8 around the number and type of devices it will connect. Port speeds and uplinks need to match the equipment at both ends. A switch selected for cameras can have different requirements from one serving high-speed access points, workstations or another cabinet.

Installation details for USW-Industrial-DIN-8

Power Method: (2) 2-pin DC inputs with terminal block (Power supply not included). Max. Power Consumption: 12W. Dimensions: 139 x 100 x 52 mm (5.5 x 3.9 x 2.1"). Ambient Operating Temperature: -30 to 70° C (-22 to 158° F). These manufacturer figures inform the mounting, connection and site assessment; we check the final model and supporting equipment before installation.

Check the links and supporting equipment.

We check port media, uplink capacity and any transceivers or adapters required. Devices that need PoE may require a separate compatible source. We confirm this in the equipment list rather than assuming every Ethernet port supplies power.

Install for future servicing.

The work includes the agreed mounting, patching, labels and UniFi adoption. We confirm the switch management network and any VLAN or uplink settings with the system owner, then test the connected devices. Rack airflow and access remain part of the physical layout.

Know the
equipment.

Manufacturer specifications for USW-Industrial-DIN-8. Check the selected model, regional version and current software requirements during assessment.

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Overview
Dimensions139 x 100 x 52 mm (5.5 x 3.9 x 2.1")
1 GbE RJ458
1G SFP2
Console1
Redundancy(2) DC inputs
Form FactorCompact DIN rail and wall-mountableMounts included
Performance
Switching Capacity20 Gbps
Total Non-Blocking Throughput10 Gbps
Forwarding Rate14.88 Mpps
Supported VLANs1,000
MAC Address Table Size8,000
Packet Buffer Size0.5 MB
IPv4128
MAC128
Hardware
Max. Power Consumption12W
Power Method(2) 2-pin DC inputs with terminal blockPower supply not included
Power Input MethodDC input
Supported Voltage Range12–60V DC
ManagementEthernet Serial Console
WeightWithout mount: 870 g (1.9 lb) With mount: 890 g (2 lb)
Enclosure MaterialAluminum
Mount MaterialPolycarbonate
ESD ProtectionAir: ± 15kV, contact: ± 8kV
Ambient Operating Temperature-30 to 70° C (-22 to 158° F)
Ambient Operating Humidity5 to 95% noncondensing
CertificationsCE, FCC, IC

Plan the supporting equipment. Check the complete system.

Related catalogue items to discuss. Compatibility is checked against the exact model and site design.

A few practical questions.

Can you assess Switch Industrial DIN 8 for an existing system?
Yes. Include USW-Industrial-DIN-8, your existing console or host equipment, and a brief description of the work in your enquiry. We check compatibility, capacity and site access before confirming the installation scope.
What should I send for a Switch Industrial DIN 8 assessment?
Send your suburb, property type, the intended location and any existing equipment model numbers. Port count and link speed and uplink and transceiver compatibility are useful starting points. Photographs of the proposed location can help with the initial discussion.
Does this page confirm Australian stock or a fixed installation price?
No. This catalogue uses manufacturer product references. We confirm the suitable Australian model, procurement options and a site-specific scope before quoting.

Keep planning.

Let’s look at your site.

Good installations
start with a conversation.

Tell us your suburb, your property and what you want to connect. We’ll work through the equipment and the installation with you.