1.8 Gbps over coax and telephone pair
GL headend switches drive IPC clients over the F-connector, BNC, or telephone-pair runs already in the walls, with PoE delivered on the same wire, so a retrofit needs no new cable pulls.
Switching
Switching for every wire in the building
Fiber and Ethernet for the core, ReadyLink switches that turn the coax and telephone pair already in the walls into multi-gig Ethernet, and compact PoE for the last few meters. From 48 ports down to 4, all managed in ReadyView.
48 / 24 / 18 / 12 / 8 / 6 / 4 port counts
1.8 Gbps ReadyLink over coax or pair
90 W 802.3bt PoE++
Why ReadyLinks switching
Built for buildings that already have wiring
The same operating model from the fiber core to the room, whether the run is new Cat6 or fifty-year-old coax.
90 W PoE++ where the device needs it
802.3bt PoE++ ports on EX, GL-24xEP and IPC-8 models power Wi-Fi 7 access points, PTZ cameras and displays; GL headends carry PoE+ / PoE++ to clients over ReadyLink.
PoE++ on selected ports and models; see each product page.100G and 40G uplinks, stackable
CX-48 and AX-24 aggregate the access layer over 25G and 10G with full Layer 3; EX and AX stack up to four units, CX-48 up to eight, so the core scales without a redesign.
IP67 enclosures with reverse power feed
GL-4x and GL-8xCH RPF models mount on poles, walls and strand and take power back up the coax, so outdoor cameras and access points go where there is no outlet.
One cloud console for every switch
Provisioning, monitoring, firmware and alerts for the whole line in ReadyView, with CLI and API access for teams that automate.
Plan it before you buy it
Lay out the property in the ReadyLinks Design Center to size headends, PoE budgets and uplinks, then send the bill of materials straight to a quote.
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