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ADI to Distribute D-Link Products
The newly added line of IP products can be used for residential and business applications.
ADI has added D-Link's line of IP connectivity solutions for residential and small business applications to its distribution offerings.
"We are pleased to offer our IP networking solutions," says Tom Paterniti, D-Link's VP of distribution and business development.
"As video surveillance, access control and intrusion systems migrate to IP over Ethernet, we are positioned to help dealers embrace this new technology and build strong, networked security environments."
Products available through ADI include Power over Ethernet (POE) enabled switches, commercial grade indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi networking, digital media and broadband routers, and Internet cameras.
"We are pleased to offer our IP networking solutions," says Tom Paterniti, D-Link's VP of distribution and business development.
"As video surveillance, access control and intrusion systems migrate to IP over Ethernet, we are positioned to help dealers embrace this new technology and build strong, networked security environments."
Products available through ADI include Power over Ethernet (POE) enabled switches, commercial grade indoor and outdoor Wi-Fi networking, digital media and broadband routers, and Internet cameras.
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“IP over Ethernet”? Ethernet IS IP (TCP/IP, specifically). Is it possible Tom Paterniti, D-Link’s VP of distribution and business development, means “Power over Ethernet”?