Install environment · Casino floor
One network for the whole casino floor
A GL-24xEP+ in one slot base runs the bank, a GL-8xEP in each table pedestal runs the pit, and both uplink to the same two IDFs.
- Installed in
- The base of game A2
- Ports
- 24 × GbE PoE++ RJ45
- Uplinks
- 2 × 10G SFP+ · 2 × 2.5G RJ45
- PoE budget
- 308 W
- Connects
- 8 games, 8 player-tracking units, the progressive sign, bank camera and kiosk
- Installed in
- Each table's pedestal cabinet
- Ports
- 8 × GbE PoE++ RJ45
- Uplinks
- 2 × 10G SFP+ · 2 × 2.5G RJ45
- PoE budget
- 218 W
- Connects
- Shuffler, dealer terminal, limit sign, progressive display and table camera
Guided tour
Why one network fits the whole casino floor
A switch where the devices are
A 24-port GL-24xEP+ in one slot base covers a bank of eight games, and an 8-port GL-8xEP in each table pedestal covers everything on the felt. No closet run to every game or table.
Two IDFs, divergent paths
Every switch has a path A uplink to IDF-1 and a path B uplink to IDF-2, over fiber or copper, on separate routes. Lose one cable or one closet and every game and table stays in play.
Fanless in every base
Both switches are fanless and sealed, built for closed slot bases and table cabinets where a fan would clog with dust and lint and be heard by players and dealers.
Representative install. Games, tables, connected devices and the IDF and MDF racks are examples; actual floor layouts, cable routes and equipment vary by property. The vs. Competition view uses a typical 19-inch 1RU 48-port switch (about 445 × 445 × 44 mm).