MOXA Managed Ethernet Switch 5 Port Ethernet Switch

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RS Stock No.:
255-1966
Distrelec Article No.:
125-73-559
Mfr. Part No.:
EDS-405A
Brand:
MOXA
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Brand

MOXA

Product Type

Ethernet Switch

Number of Ports

5

Switch Type

Managed Ethernet Switch

Power Over Ethernet

No

Desktop/Rack Mount

Rack

Number of RJ-45 Ports

5

Width

53.6mm

Depth

105mm

Standards/Approvals

IEEE 802.3x for flow control, IEEE 802.3u for 100BaseT(X) and 100BaseFX, IEEE 802.1D-2004 for Spanning Tree Protocol, IEEE 802.1p for Class of Service, IEEE 802.1Q for VLAN tagging, IEEE 802.1w for Rapid Spanning Tree Protocol, IEEE 802.3 for 10BaseT

Height

135mm

COO (Country of Origin):
TW

MOXA Ethernet Switch, 5 Ports, Rack Desktop/Rack Mount - EDS-405A


This compact managed Ethernet switch provides deterministic, industrial-grade switching for control and monitoring networks. Designed for rack installation, it supports mixed 10/100 Ethernet links and implements traffic management and redundancy protocols suited to automation and industrial environments.

Features and Benefits:


• Five RJ-45 ports enabling small-scale network segmentation
• Managed switching with IEEE802.1p class-of-service for prioritised traffic
• Supports IEEE802.1w for rapid network convergence during failures
• VLAN tagging using IEEE802.1Q to isolate traffic domains
• Flow-control via IEEE802.3x to prevent packet loss under load
• Operates with 10BaseT and 100BaseT(X)/100BaseFX media compatibility

Applications


• Suitable for factory floor Ethernet device aggregation
• Ideal for PLC-to-controller deterministic communication
• Used for connecting HMIs and SCADA gateways in control racks
• Can be used for small substation or panel networking deployments

How does it handle loop prevention in a redundant topology?


It implements Spanning Tree Protocol conforming to IEEE802.1D-2004 to prevent loops and ensure a single active forwarding path.

What media speeds and types are supported on the ports?


The ports negotiate 10Mb/s and 100Mb/s links and are compatible with 100BaseT(X) and 10BaseT signalling for mixed-device connections.

Which QoS capability can I use to prioritise time-sensitive traffic?


IEEE802.1p class-of-service is available to mark and prioritise packets for latency-sensitive industrial control messages.

How does the switch manage congestion between devices?


It uses IEEE802.3x flow-control to pause transmitters and reduce packet loss when receivers are temporarily congested.

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