Altronix Shows Power and Network Gear at ISC East
The security-equipment maker is exhibiting its power, networking, and infrastructure products at ISC East 2026 at booth 809.
Updated on Nov. 5, 2026 in Data Centers
Altronix is exhibiting power supplies, transfer switches, access and power integration kits, PoE solutions, and long-range Ethernet products at ISC East 2026. The company also plans to present its A/E partner portal at the show.
Why it matters
The products are aimed at security system installers and integrators who need reliable power distribution and network connectivity for access control and video surveillance. Showcasing them at a major industry trade show signals the company's focus on these infrastructure needs.
The manufacturer reports NetWay PoE solutions delivering up to 90W per port and Pace Ethernet reaching 500 metres over structured cabling, with 1,000 metres over single-pair Ethernet. Pricing, availability, and independent verification of these specifications have not been published.
The players
Altronix
Altronix is a manufacturer of power supplies, transfer switches, and network connectivity equipment used in security and access control systems.
ISC East
ISC East is a regional trade show for the security industry where manufacturers display access control, video surveillance, and integration products to installers and integrators.
The details
At ISC East 2026, Altronix is showing the eFlow Pro Series Universal Power Supply Charger, which has auto-ranging input and selectable 12VDC or 24VDC output and tests and charges SLA or lithium batteries. The company is also presenting the ReServ24B transfer switch, the Circ transfer switch, LINQ network power management that integrates with Milestone XProtect Smart Client, Trove access and power kits that are pre-wired for simpler installation, NetWay hardened PoE solutions with dual-fibre connectivity, the LINQ4RM network I/O relay module, and Pace long-range Ethernet solutions that work without repeaters.
Timeline
November 5, 2026: Altronix exhibits at ISC East 2026 at booth 809.
The Tech Race
Higher per-port PoE power budgets like the 90W figure cited for NetWay reflect a broader push to power cameras, access panels, and other edge devices over a single cable. Long-range Ethernet products such as Pace that run without repeaters address the same goal of reducing extra infrastructure at installation sites.
Installers and facility managers gain options for consolidating power and network connections, which can simplify wiring and maintenance for access control and surveillance systems. The pre-wired Trove kits and single-cable PoE approaches could reduce installation time for future projects.
The takeaway
Infrastructure choices such as higher-power PoE and long-range Ethernet can affect how security installations are planned and maintained. Reviewing manufacturer specifications against your site's cable runs and power needs is a practical step before selecting equipment.
Further reading
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