Ericsson Ers 2460 Datasheet New! Info

If you have a physical unit, please verify the full label (e.g., ROA 123 4567). For an accurate datasheet, contact Ericsson Enterprise or a component distributor.

4. Industrial Control (limited temp range)

• Use case: A factory floor or warehouse with non-conditioned areas.
• Why ERS 2460: Extended temperature range (up to 50°C) and robust build; however, for extreme industrial use, consider the ERS 2400-Hi (hardened) series.

1. Executive Summary

The Ericsson ERS 2460 (often referenced as part of the RBS 6601 family) is a rugged, outdoor-capable radio base station designed for wireless communications. It belongs to Ericsson’s "Main Remote" architecture, where the baseband and radio functions are separated or integrated into a compact, weatherproof enclosure. ericsson ers 2460 datasheet

This unit is designed to provide wide-area coverage for mobile networks. It is widely deployed in both urban environments (where space is at a premium) and rural areas (where environmental hardening is required). If you have a physical unit, please verify the full label (e

Recovery Procedure (Hold the “Factory” button):

1. Power off.
2. Press and hold the Mode button (or Factory Reset pinhole).
3. Power on while holding for 10 seconds.
4. Switch boots to default IP 192.168.1.1/24 with no password.

Use cases where ERS 2460 fits well

• Small-to-medium branch office access switch serving desktops, IP phones, and one or two uplinks.
• PoE for VoIP deployments (if PoE-capable SKU chosen) with modest PoE budgets.
• Environments needing proven, stable L2 features and centralized management with existing Ericsson/Marconi infrastructure.

3. Hardware Architecture

The ERS 2460 is designed with a modular internal structure. The unit acts as a weatherproof shell for various plug-in units (PIUs). Use case: A factory floor or warehouse with

• The Enclosure (DUS): The 2460 chassis provides the environmental protection and backplane connections.
• Digital Units (DU): The brain of the station. It processes the baseband signals and manages the network connectivity. Different Digital Units support different technologies (e.g., DUW for WCDMA, DUL for LTE).
• Radio Units (RU): In the ERS configuration, the radios are often integrated or connected via fiber optical cables to remote Radio Units (RRUs).
• Power & Filter Units (PFU): Handles power distribution and filtering within the enclosure.