Gigabit Switch kti networks KGS-1060 — 10-port industrial switch, 8×RJ45 Gigabit, 2×SFP

The Gigabit Switch kti networks KGS-1060 is a 10-port industrial switch offering eight RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet ports and two SFP slots for fiber uplinks. Designed for industrial and enterprise installations, the KGS-1060 provides reliable wired Gigabit throughput for edge switches, CCTV systems, automation controllers and distributed network segments. The combination of copper Gigabit ports and SFP fiber expansion enables short-distance device connections and flexible longer-distance uplinks to a backbone or another switch.

Advantages

The KGS-1060 supports eight Gigabit RJ45 ports for high-speed device connections and two SFP slots for fiber-based uplinks, allowing separation of local access and backbone links. Its industrial-oriented design is suitable for deployments where continuous wired performance and deterministic Ethernet connectivity are required. The presence of SFP ports allows the use of various fiber transceivers to adapt link distance and medium without changing the switch. The compact 10-port layout simplifies installation at the network edge while providing full Gigabit capacity on copper ports.

Suitable for

• CCTV and video surveillance networks requiring reliable wired throughput
• Industrial automation and control systems with Ethernet-connected devices
• Small-to-medium enterprise edge switching and device aggregation
• Network segments needing fiber uplinks to a backbone or remote site

Key specifications

• Port count: 10 ports total — 8×RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet, 2×SFP
• RJ45 speed: 10/100/1000 Mbps autonegotiation on copper ports
• SFP: two hot-pluggable SFP slots for fiber uplinks (transceivers sold separately)
• Form factor: compact industrial switch suitable for edge deployment

How to use

Install the KGS-1060 in the selected network location and connect end devices to the RJ45 Gigabit ports using standard Cat5e or Cat6 cables for copper links. Insert compatible SFP transceivers into the SFP slots and connect fiber cables to establish uplinks to a backbone, another switch or a remote site. Ensure correct power and grounding according to site requirements; configure connected network devices and management systems as needed. The switch operates as a wired Ethernet layer for connected devices and requires no additional configuration for basic connectivity when used in unmanaged mode.

Recommendations

For best results, use quality Ethernet cabling (Cat5e or Cat6) for Gigabit RJ45 connections and choose SFP transceivers that match the required fiber type and distance. Place the switch in a ventilated and accessible location and follow industrial installation practices for power, grounding and environmental protection when deploying in harsh conditions.