MOXA Store and Forward Switch 7 Port Ethernet Switch

RS stock no.:: 255-1795
Distrelec Article No.:: 301-76-954
Mfr. Part No.:: EDS-2008-EL-M-SC
Manufacturer:: MOXA

MOXA Store and Forward Switch 7 Port Ethernet Switch

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RS stock no.:: 255-1795
Distrelec Article No.:: 301-76-954
Mfr. Part No.:: EDS-2008-EL-M-SC
Manufacturer:: MOXA

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	Brand	MOXA
	Product Type	Ethernet Switch
	Number of Ports	7
	Switch Type	Store and Forward Switch
	Desktop/Rack Mount	Rack
	Number of RJ-45 Ports	7
	Standards/Approvals	IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3x
	Depth	68.9mm
	Height	81mm
	Width	36mm
	Compatible USB Cable Version	No

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	Brand MOXA
	Product Type Ethernet Switch
	Number of Ports 7
	Switch Type Store and Forward Switch
	Desktop/Rack Mount Rack
	Number of RJ-45 Ports 7
	Standards/Approvals IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, IEEE 802.3x
	Depth 68.9mm
	Height 81mm
	Width 36mm
	Compatible USB Cable Version No

COO (Country of Origin):: TW

MOXA Ethernet Switch, 7 Ports, Rack Desktop/Rack Mount - EDS-2008-EL-M-SC

This Ethernet switch provides ruggedised, industrial Ethernet connectivity for automation and control networks. Designed for rack mounting, it offers multiple copper ports and supports established Ethernet standards for use in demanding electrical, mechanical and electronics environments where managed packet forwarding and traffic prioritisation are required.

Features and Benefits:

• Seven RJ-45 ports enable multiple device connections and network segmentation
• Store-and-forward switching reduces packet errors and ensures data integrity
• IEEE 802.1p support provides priority tagging for latency-sensitive traffic
• IEEE 802.3u compatibility enables 100BASE-TX connections with legacy devices
• IEEE 802.3x flow control prevents frame loss during congestion
• Rack-mountable format simplifies integration into control cabinets

Applications

• Suitable for distributed I/O aggregation in factory automation
• Ideal for machine-control cabinet network consolidation
• Used for linking PLCs and HMIs in production lines
• Can be used for Ethernet backbone extension in substation control

How many network endpoints can I connect directly?

You can attach seven devices using the RJ-45 ports for direct copper links.

What switching method does it employ and why does that matter?

It uses store-and-forward switching, which buffers full frames and checks integrity before forwarding to reduce error propagation.

Which traffic-management standards are implemented for industrial real-time needs?

Priority tagging per IEEE 802.1p and flow control per IEEE 802.3x are implemented to manage latency and prevent packet loss under load.

How is backward compatibility with older Ethernet equipment handled?

The unit supports IEEE 802.3u standards, allowing interoperability with 100BASE-TX devices commonly used in existing installations.