Configured kit
Power
A power lead matched to the rack inlet and the regional plug agreed for your build. TRUE1 lead shown as a reference.
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Utility rack · 2U
Just One Router
Bring your show network together—eight Ethernet connections on one clear rear patch.
The complete packing list
What you get
The rack hardware and the essentials that travel with it—configured for your system.
Inside the rack
The reference build
NETGEAR ProSAFE switch
One NETGEAR ProSAFE switch in the reference build. The exact model, revision, management features and any PoE budget are confirmed for your order.
Internal power supply
The power supply and internal wiring for this rack’s reference build. Final ratings follow the selected equipment.
Also included: the CLR enclosure, fitted backplate, mounting hardware and internal power/signal patching for the agreed reference build. Product pictures identify the equipment family; final models and variants follow your quotation.
In the kit
Ready to connect
Your configuration sets the packing list — The product name does not imply Wi-Fi, DHCP, firewalling or internet/NAT routing. The reference build is a network switch rack. External Ethernet leads and connected show devices are specified separately; one uplink uses one of the eight ports. Travel bags and cases are optional transport choices, not included by default.
Technical specifications
Your network
In one place
The illustrated reference build is a 2U, eight-port switch rack. The installed switch revision, power requirements and port configuration are confirmed for your order.
- Rack format
- 2U CLR enclosure
- Rear network patch
- 8 Ethernet sockets, numbered ETH 1–8
- Reference hardware
- NETGEAR ProSAFE network switch; exact model and revision confirmed to order
- Port allocation
- 8 ports total; reserve a port for each uplink or upstream connection
- Power connection
- 1 locking rear AC inlet; single-feed reference configuration
- Internal patching
- Switch-to-panel connections remain inside the enclosure
- PoE
- Availability, supported devices, port mapping and total power budget depend on the installed switch
- Network services
- Switching; no built-in Wi-Fi, Internet router or DHCP server is specified
- Final configuration
- Switch firmware, link speeds, addressing, VLANs and power ratings documented for the chosen build
The product name is Just One Router; the pictured hardware is a network switch. Routing between networks, wireless access and Internet connectivity require the appropriate additional equipment.
Network planning
Build the network
Your show needs
Start with the devices and their jobs: show control, network MIDI, audio or a combination. Agree the IP addressing, uplinks, port labels and any VLAN separation before the rack goes on the road. A switch alone does not assign addresses or establish audio routes.
For Dante, select and configure the switch for the actual audio topology. Audinate recommends suitable wired Ethernet infrastructure and disabling Energy Efficient Ethernet on Dante ports; QoS and multicast settings depend on the network. The reference render is not a Dante qualification for an unidentified switch revision.
If you need Power over Ethernet, check the exact switch revision, the power requirement of each device and the combined load. The number of panel sockets does not tell you which ones supply PoE, and a PoE-capable switch does not necessarily support PoE+.
Planning reference: Audinate network and switch guidance ↗
Plan your network configuration →Portable by design
Rack to road
2U reference format. Choose a fitted bag or a Peli case for your compact build.
01 / Backpack
Pack light, stay connected
A fitted bag is a transport option for builds up to 3½U. Keep the compact rack together from rehearsal to the stage.
02 / Peli case
Protection for the road
A fitted Peli case adds rigid protection, with an insert and accessory space planned for your complete rack.
Optional transport, configured to order. These drawings illustrate travel formats, not this rack’s exact insert or included accessories. Final packed dimensions and weight are confirmed with your build. Airline cabin acceptance depends on the carrier’s current rules.
The rear patch
How it connects
- Connect compatible show devices to ETH 1–8.
- Use one port for an uplink when connecting to another network switch or your wider show network.
- Agree the switch settings, device addressing and power requirements before the system is deployed.
- Ethernet
- ETH 1–8: eight rear network connections. An uplink occupies one of these eight sockets.
- Network configuration
- Port roles, switch settings and any PoE capability follow the installed switch and your network plan.
- Power
- One AC IN on the reference rear panel, feeding the configured internal supply. No second AC inlet is implied.
The drawing shows the reference connector layout, not every connection on each internal device. Final routing, cable types and regional equipment variants are confirmed for your build.
Suggested add-ons
Add what the show needs
Optional additions, not part of the packing list above. We confirm compatibility with your system.
Build yours
Tell us what your system needs
We’ll configure your Just One Router around your specific needs.