Managed Gigabit Switch Exsys EX-62035M-SFP — 8 Gigabit RJ45 + 2 SFP ports, web-managed

The Exsys EX-62035M-SFP is an industrial-grade managed Gigabit switch offering eight Gigabit RJ45 ports and two SFP slots for fiber uplinks. Designed for network aggregation, surveillance systems and industrial Ethernet environments, this web-managed switch provides centralized configuration and monitoring through an integrated web interface. Its compact, rugged design supports deployment in commercial and industrial sites where reliable wired connectivity and flexible uplink options are required.

Advantages

The switch combines multiple Gigabit copper ports with SFP-based fiber uplinks to enable mixed-cable network topologies and longer-distance links. Web-based management allows administrators to configure VLANs, link settings and basic monitoring from a browser without additional management software. Industrial-focused construction ensures stable operation in demanding environments, while Gigabit throughput on all RJ45 ports supports high-bandwidth devices such as IP cameras and access points.

Suitable for

• Network aggregation in small to medium enterprise and industrial networks
• IP surveillance and video transmission for camera systems
• Connecting access points, servers and workstations in wired LANs
• Fiber uplinks to backbone switches or remote network segments

Key specifications

• Port count: 8 × Gigabit RJ45 ports
• Uplink slots: 2 × SFP slots for fiber modules
• Management: Web-based interface for configuration and monitoring
• Data rate: 10/100/1000 Mbps per RJ45 port
• Switching mode: Managed switching with VLAN and link control features
• Form factor: Rugged industrial housing suitable for commercial and industrial installations

How to use

Install the switch in a suitable location with proper ventilation and power access. Insert compatible SFP modules into the SFP slots if fiber uplinks are required, and connect copper devices to the Gigabit RJ45 ports using Cat5e or better cables. Access the integrated web interface by connecting a management workstation to the network and entering the switch IP address in a browser; use the web menus to configure network parameters such as VLANs, port speed/duplex, and link aggregation if supported. Save and apply settings after configuration and verify connectivity of connected devices.

Recommendations

For stable operation in surveillance and industrial deployments, use quality shielded Ethernet cabling where interference or long cable runs are expected, and select SFP modules that match the fiber type and distance requirements of your backbone. Regularly back up the switch configuration and keep firmware updated according to vendor guidance to maintain security and reliability.