Viking Electronics RAD-1A Line Powered Remote Access Device.

Line Powered Remote Access Device

The RAD-1A Line Powered Remote Access Device(LPRAD) enables low-voltage devices to be controlled by a remote control system. This compact metal housing is an ideal solution for controlling electrical devices remotely, such as outdoor Christmas lighting, pool heaters, commercial irrigation systems, pump stations and so on. Instead of having to change wiring or outlets each time a location for the unit needs to change, simply unplug the unit and plug in at the new location.

The Viking Electronics RAD-1A Line Powered Remote Access Device provides a secure network connection to your home, office or business on your own private network. It is compatible with existing broadband main or DSL routers, and supports WiFi, Ethernet based and dial up access. This line powered device allows users to connect to the Internet via dial-up access for satellite internet service from a user's home or office. Using the dial-up access ensures reliable Internet connection without power outages or downtime.

The RAD-1A is a line powered remote access device that allows you to access the internet anywhere in your home. This product includes a 1GB internal network port designed for use with a wired IP camera for remote viewing and recording of your home or office.

The Viking Electronics RAD-1A is a line powered remote access device (RAD). The RAD-1A features four TTY ports, connection for two analog telephone lines, and an RJ-45 10/100 Ethernet jack on the front panel. Each port is independent and supports speeds of up to 56 Kbps. With the RJ-45 port, operators can connect devices via network cable to implement solutions such as VPNs, remote dial-in servers, or other network applications.

The line powered RAD-1A is an AC adapter that can be used in conjunction with the Viking VRC-1L, VRC-5L, and/or Viking VPR-1 to provide remote access to the system via the Viking IP

Remotely access your modem, router, and other network devices with the Viking Electronics line-powered RAD-1A. Ideal for a workstation or server room, this device uses its Ethernet port to send and receive data from network devices. It supports an RJ-45 cable for use in wired networks as long as 100 ft. The Ethernet ports are shielded by a metal cover to reduce electromagnetic interference. This device also has a built-in serial port on one side, which passes through to the back of the device.

The RAD-1A enables users to easily convert an unshielded twisted pair data terminal equipment (DTE) modem or fax machine intoa remote access device.