Versitron | Surveillance PoE+ Network Switches | Fiber Switches for High-Security Video Systems | Switches for Data Transmission in Hazardous Locations | Industrial Switches for Industrial-Grade Communication

Versitron provides a complete portfolio of PoE+, fiber, and ruggedized industrial switches engineered for surveillance, hazardous environments, and secure video networks. Our solutions ensure high reliability, secure data handling, and uninterrupted performance across mission-critical applications.

Surveillance PoE+ Network Switches

Power and connect surveillance networks with ease:

  • Provides PoE+ for IP cameras and security devices

  • Reduces wiring complexity with power and data in one line

  • Ensures seamless connectivity for large-scale video surveillance systems

Simplify and secure surveillance deployments with PoE+ network switches.

Fiber Switches for High-Security Video Systems

High-speed fiber solutions for sensitive video networks:

  • Supports encrypted and interference-free video/data transmission

  • Ideal for defense, government, and enterprise-grade monitoring

  • Extends video feeds over long distances with zero signal degradation

Protect sensitive video streams with high-security fiber switches.

Switches for Data Transmission in Hazardous Locations

Reliable connectivity in critical conditions:

  • Built for oil & gas, mining, and chemical plant environments

  • Resistant to shock, vibration, EMI, and extreme temperatures

  • Provides secure, stable video and data transmission in risk-prone areas

Ensure operational safety with hazardous-location network switches.

Industrial Switches for Industrial-Grade Communication

Versatile solutions for large-scale industrial networks:

  • Engineered for manufacturing plants, utilities, and transportation hubs

  • Supports high-bandwidth, multi-device communication

  • Offers managed and unmanaged options for flexible deployment

Enable robust and scalable communication with industrial-grade switches.

Why Choose Versitron?

  • Expertise in fiber, PoE+, military, and hazardous-location switches

  • Ruggedized designs for long-term reliability in critical networks

  • Full support for IP surveillance, high-security video, and industrial communications

  • Trusted worldwide for secure, scalable, and mission-critical deployments

How to Get Started

  1. Power surveillance devices with PoE+ network switches

  2. Protect critical feeds with fiber switches for high-security video

  3. Ensure reliability in risk zones with hazardous-location switches

  4. Scale communication networks with industrial-grade switches

  5. Deploy Versitron’s secure and rugged switches for long-term performance

Secure your networks with Versitron PoE+, Fiber, Hazardous-Location, and Industrial Switch Solutions. Contact our team to discuss the best switch configuration for your surveillance and industrial communication needs.

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