Turris MOX C (Ethernet)

The Turris MOX is a unique modular router designed for small and medium-sized businesses, computer enthusiasts, and households that are aware of the risks of the internet. Thanks to its secure default configuration, automatic firmware updates, and an adaptive distributed firewall, the product is very secure. The Turris MOX is also open source - it runs a free Linux operating system (based on OpenWrt) on open hardware. You can purchase a complete Turris MOX set (Pocket Wi-Fi, Power Wi-Fi, and Classic) or build your own. For this, you need the MOX Start base set, which can be expanded with one or more modules (MOX B, C, D, E, F, and G) and add-ons (MOX Wi-Fi Add-On (SDIO), MOX Wi-Fi Add-On (mPCIe), and MOX PoE Add-On).

Main features of the MOX C (Ethernet) module

The MOX C module includes a managed switch for Gigabit Ethernet with four ports.

Compatibility

The configuration can only include one MOX C module. The SGMII bus is terminated there. For this reason, the MOX C cannot be combined with the MOX D. If you need to expand your configuration further, choose the MOX E.

This module can only be used as an expansion in a set. You need at least the MOX Start. The MOX C is included in the MOX Classic set. When combining it with other modules, ensure that they are compatible.

• LAN connection: 4x 10/100/1000 Mbps (RJ-45)

• Internal interfaces: 1x 64-pin connector for connecting additional modules

• Size (W x D x H): 105 x 58 x 30 mm (without casing)

• Operating temperature: 0°C to 40°C

• Relative humidity: 10% to 90% relative humidity

• HW expandability: Additional MOX modules via Straddle-Mount PCIe 64-pin connector.