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PD Sentry Event and Alarm Relay
The alarm and event relayer is built to receive alarms from isolated networks and to forward them to another network of a lower information security classification where monitoring is being performed. No compromising data is transferred between the domains!
Product Description
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One-way connection between two networks (also known as Simplex)
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Based on hardware. No physical risk of sending data in false direction
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Fiber optical links for galvanic separation between networks
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UDP and SNTP support
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Can be used in any ethernet application using fiber or copper connectivity
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All data will be transparently forwarded, no extra software needed. The datalines are psysically cut/interrupted on circuit board. This completely eliminates the risk for data flowing in false direction
- Versions
- Module
- Integrated
- Rugged and TEMPEST Level A/ EMSEC/ RÖS U1
- Fiber Optical or Copper interface
- 100 Mbit/s or 1000 Mbit/s
Technical Data & Features
Connections
- Connections RJ45x2
Power supply
- Power consumption 7W
Environment
- Temperature range Operating, +10 till +40 C. Storage, 0 till +70 C
- Relative humidity Operating, to 95%. Storage, 5 % to 95% – non condensing
Dimensions and Weight
- Size 115 (H), 20 (W), 195 (D) mm. 4.5 (H), 0.8 (W), 7.7 (D) inch
- Weight 0.15kg/0.33lbs
Standards
- RFC 1157 SNMP v1
- RFC 3416 SNMP v2
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