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A Proven Record of Network Reliability Moxa's wide selection of industrial unmanaged switches provide rock-solid reliability and can withstand extreme conditions, earning the confidence and satisfaction of customers through thousands of long-term deployments around the world. Our broad portfolio of unmanaged switches delivers performance, compact size, rich options, intelligent features, and forget-your-install reliability to make connecting end devices easier than ever.

Offering unsurpassed simplicity, speed and reliability, the 221 Series provides universal conductor connections – with lever technology that eliminates tools – while offering a visibly secure conductor contact. Where multiple poles are required, optional adapters provide completely modular mounting. 

The integration of interfaces for signal, data, power and hybrid connectors into icotek split cable entry frames is now possible with the new grommet generation KT-M. They simply can be screwed directly into the KT-M thread as required. The existing grommet model range suitable for icotek cable entry frames KEL, KEL-U or KEL-ER has now been extended with the unique grommet KT-M which is based on the large cable grommet KT.

Cable entry frames KEL-BES for routing cables into network cabinets, control boxes and control cabinets. The KEL-BES Brush Frame is a brand new release from Icotek.  Most cabinets don't require an IP68 waterproof rating. The new Icotek brush frame can be the perfect option allowing for quick running of cables and connectors while keeping dust out. KEL-BES is also an ideal solution for entry and exit of cables that are routed inside raised floors, e.g. in computer centres.

The new QTMB is used to route pre-terminated cables into the KEL-QUICK system. The innovative membrane enables the routing of cables with diamters that can vary up to 3 mm. For the first time, utilising the QTMB, even large cables with cable diameters from 14 to 23 mm can be routed.

As industries keep evolving to become more resilient, it is causing network infrastructure to become more complex. Even with these changes, it is essential that network devices retain their reliability, including industrial unmanaged switches.