Belden Hirschmann LEMUR Lite managed switch family

Powerful, ruggedised and high-speed connectivity switches

Ruggedised and secure, the LEMUR lite managed switches provide advanced data rates and Power over Ethernet (PoE) options for intelligent traffic systems.

The new LEMUR lite managed switch family offers up to 11 ports, PoE/PoE+ options, IP30 protection, and an extended temperature range of -40°C to +60°C to meet the needs of many industrial applications.

Benefits of a one Belden solution

The new Belden LEMUR Lite series combines powerful features, including advanced security and full gigabit Ethernet to face today’s complex automation challenges. The units are cost-optimised, easy-to-use managed switches with valuable features such as full Gigabit Ethernet and PoE/PoE+ options for intelligent traffic applications.

Intuitive web interface

Low maintenance requirements

Simplified setup & management

Enhanced security

Ample power & connectivity

Full Gigabit Ethernet speeds

LEMUR Lite managed switches for Intelligent Traffic Systems

Today’s traffic systems must capture and transmit closed-circuit television (CCTV) and other data to optimise traffic flow and protect public safety. The LEMUR lite managed switches provide the security, redundancy and advanced data rates required to meet these complex needs.

Redundancy

LEMUR lite managed switches feature HiEOS software that includes multiple redundancy protocols such as Ethernet ring protection switching (ERPS*), rapid spanning tree protocol (RSTP) and media redundancy.
Promote operational efficiency

Ruggedised to withstand harsh environments, LEMUR switches offer IP30 protection and an extended temperature range to meet the operational demands of today’s traffic systems.
Ease-of-use

Featuring the exceptionally intuitive HiEOS web interface, LEMUR switches streamline configuration and maintenance with no special IT expertise required and support remote network diagnostics and maintenance.
Security

Developed in accordance with IEC 62443-4-1, LEMUR switches meet critical security standards to protect traffic data and thwart cyberattacks.