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1. Product Overview
The TPS‑141TX‑M12‑24V is an industrial‑grade unmanaged Ethernet switch developed by ORing Industrial Networking Corp. It belongs to the ORing “Transporter” series—devices engineered specifically for railway, rolling stock, vehicle, and other harsh‑environment transportation systems. The product is referenced under article number TPS‑141TX‑M12‑24V and is frequently titled “Unmanaged Switch 5*100TX M12 4*PoE PSE 24V EN50155.” It integrates rugged M12 connectors, an extended temperature design, and a PoE power‑sourcing engine compliant with the IEEE 802.3at standard. This switch is engineered to meet EN50155 railway standards and is built to withstand vibration, shock, electrical noise, and environmental extremes.

2. Key Features
• Five 10/100Base‑T(X) Ethernet ports using rugged M12 connectors
• Four Power Sourcing Equipment (PSE) ports supporting IEEE 802.3at PoE, up to 30 W per port
• Auto‑negotiation and auto‑MDI/MDI‑X on all ports
• Store‑and‑forward switching architecture
• Flow control and broadcast storm protection
• Reinforced IP‑40 rated metal enclosure
• Wide operating temperature range from ‑40 °C to 70 °C
• Designed for railway and vehicle systems compliant with EN50155 standards
• Surge protection, ESD protection, vibration and shock resistance
• DIN‑rail or wall‑mount installation options
• M12 D‑coded and A‑coded connectors for secure locking
• Low power consumption (3 W, excluding powered devices)
• Alarm LED and system log output capabilities

3. Technical Specifications
Dimensions: 88.9 × 70 × 178.2 mm (3.5 × 2.79 × 7.02 in)
Weight: approximately 363 g
Enclosure: IP‑40 rated industrial metal housing
Operating temperature: ‑40 to 70 °C
Storage temperature: ‑40 to 85 °C
Humidity: 5%–95%, non‑condensing
Connectors:
• 4 × M12 D‑coded 10/100Base‑T(X) PSE ports
• 1 × M12 D‑coded 10/100Base‑T(X) port
• 1 × M12 A‑coded 5‑pin power input connector
Power input: 50–57 VDC
Power consumption (typical): 3 W (without powered PDs)
PoE output: Up to 30 W per port, IEEE 802.3at
Switching method: Store‑and‑forward
LED indicators: link/activity, PoE status, duplex, power
Processing: IEEE‑compliant store‑and‑forward engine

4. Functionality
The TPS‑141TX‑M12‑24V provides reliable Ethernet connectivity in environments where shock, vibration, temperature extremes, and electrical interference are common. It is optimized for rolling stock applications, using M12 connectors to maintain stable connections under movement and vibration. Its PSE ports supply power to remote PDs such as IP cameras, wireless access points, intercoms, sensors, or controllers. The device automatically negotiates connection speed and duplex mode, ensuring plug‑and‑play operation without configuration. It accommodates vehicle and train control networks, passenger information systems, on‑board surveillance, and communication systems. Full compatibility is offered for IEEE 802.3 10Base‑T and 100Base‑TX networking equipment.

5. Components & Accessories
Included items: Quick Installation Guide (QIG)
Ports:
• 4 × M12 D‑coded Ethernet + PoE (PSE)
• 1 × M12 D‑coded Ethernet
• 1 × M12 A‑coded power connector
The device includes LED indicators for PoE and link/activity, and mounting tabs for wall installation. Optional accessories may include M12 Ethernet cables, M12‑A coded power cables, and DIN‑rail brackets (depending on configuration). PoE pin assignments follow Tx+/Tx‑ for PoE Vout+ and Rx+/Rx‑ for PoE Vout‑.

6. Installation & Setup
The switch supports wall mounting through a multi‑step procedure outlined in the QIG. DIN‑rail mounting is possible depending on model configuration. M12 connectors must be secured tightly to ensure vibration‑resistant installation. A DC power source of 50–57 VDC is required, supplied through the 5‑pin M12 A‑coded connector. External PD loads must be within IEEE 802.3at limits. The switch powers up automatically upon connection, requiring no software configuration. LED indicators provide at‑a‑glance operational and PoE status.

The unit is intended for installation in mobile or stationary equipment following EN50155 guidelines, ensuring safe operation under power fluctuations, transient surges, and high vibration.

7. Performance & Capabilities
The switch offers robust performance in demanding applications. Its store‑and‑forward architecture ensures reliable frame handling, and flow control prevents network congestion. PoE capabilities deliver up to 120 W total when all four PSE ports operate at 30 W each. The switch is efficient with a base power draw of 3 W. Operating components are rated for extreme temperatures, ensuring consistent functionality on moving vehicles. The device withstands shock, vibration, and electrical surges, and features ESD resilience up to 4 kV. It is not a managed switch and does not support VLAN, spanning tree, or advanced routing functions, but excels in simple and rugged point‑to‑point or distributed topologies.

8. Standards & Compliance
Ethernet Standards Supported:
• IEEE 802.3 (10Base‑T)
• IEEE 802.3u (100Base‑TX)
• IEEE 802.3x (flow control)
• IEEE 802.3at (PoE PSE, up to 30 W per port)

Railway Standards:
• EN50155 (including EN50121‑3‑2, EN55011, EN50121‑4)

EMI/EMC Compliance:
• FCC Part 15 Class A
• CISPR 22 Class A
• EN61000‑4‑2 ESD
• EN61000‑4‑3 RS
• EN61000‑4‑4 EFT
• EN61000‑4‑5 Surge
• EN61000‑4‑6 CS
• EN61000‑4‑8
• EN61000‑4‑11

Mechanical and Safety Standards:
• Vibration: IEC60068‑2‑6
• Shock: IEC60068‑2‑27
• Free fall: IEC60068‑2‑32
• Safety: EN60950‑1

9. Additional Information
Manufacturer: ORing Industrial Networking Corp.
Warranty: 5 years
Support contact: support@oring-networking.com
Website: www.oring-networking.com
Phone: +886‑2‑2218‑1066
Maintenance: Device requires no regular maintenance aside from periodic inspection of M12 connector tightness. Firmware updates are not applicable, as this is an unmanaged hardware‑based switch. Rugged housing ensures long‑term reliability in railway systems, while PoE power delivery may require monitoring for connected PD load levels in high‑power deployments.

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