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Power & Data Over 10km with Hexatronic and AMG Systems

Hybrid Powered Fibre Explained: Deliver Power & Data Over 10km

Delivering reliable power and data to remote devices over long distances is a major challenge in modern network infrastructure.

In this webinar, Hexatronic and AMG Systems demonstrate how Hybrid Powered Fibre (InOne) enables long-distance PoE and remote connectivity up to 10km, using a single cable solution that reduces complexity, installation time, and total cost of ownership.

This session covers network design, power delivery, fibre infrastructure, and real-world deployment scenarios across perimeter security, utilities, smart cities, IoT, and industrial networks.

Our Partnership: Hexatronic + AMG Systems 

To meet the growing demand for reliable power and data delivery over long distances, Hexatronic and AMG Systems have partnered to deliver a fully integrated network solution.

By combining Hexatronic’s InOne® Hybrid Powered Fibre with AMG’s industrial Ethernet switches and PoE technology, we enable a simplified approach to connecting and powering remote field devices.

This partnership removes the need for separate power infrastructure, reducing installation complexity, civil works, and total cost of ownership.

 

What This Enables

Together, Hexatronic and AMG provide a solution that supports a wide range of remote and distributed applications, including:

  • CCTV and perimeter security systems

  • Radar and sensor integration

  • Smart city infrastructure

  • Utilities and transport networks

  • Industrial IoT and remote monitoring

Using a single hybrid cable, organisations can deliver power and data over distances up to 10km, improving scalability, reliability, and deployment speed.

 

Why It Matters

Traditional network deployments often require separate fibre and power infrastructure, increasing cost and complexity.

With Hybrid Powered Fibre and industrial switching: 

  • Fewer cables and components are required
  • Deployment is faster and more cost-effective
  • Remote devices can be powered and connected in a single solution
  • Networks are easier to scale and maintain

 This makes the combined Hexatronic and AMG solution ideal for modern, distributed infrastructure projects

 

Webinar Timeline 

00:00 – AMG Systems Overview
Introduction to AMG Systems and their role in delivering industrial Ethernet switching and PoE solutions for critical infrastructure.

06:50 – Hexatronic UK Overview
Overview of Hexatronic’s capabilities in fibre infrastructure and hybrid powered fibre solutions, including the InOne platform.

16:10 – InOne Hybrid Fibre & AMG Solutions Demo
A detailed walkthrough of how Hybrid Powered Fibre works in practice, including:

  • Delivering power + data over fibre

  • Supporting remote devices and edge networks

  • Designing scalable, resilient infrastructure

37:38 – Q&A: Real-World Applications & Technical Insights
Expert answers covering:

  • Cable distances and installation methods

  • Power delivery (150W–300W nodes, PoE)

  • Device compatibility (radar, IoT, PLCs, cameras)

  • Network design tools and security considerations

 

Think of InOne as a power and data delivery system - it’s application agnostic and works across security, IoT, utilities, and telecom networks

Key Takeaways 

  • Hybrid Powered Fibre enables power and data over a single cable up to 10km
  • Reduces civil works, materials, and installation complexity
  • Supports industrial IoT, security, and telecom applications
  • Works with standard network switching and PoE infrastructure
  • Designed for scalable, secure, and distributed networks

Solutions

FAQ

Typically 3–4 km depending on route complexity, extendable to around 6 km using midpoint installation.

Planning a hybrid fibre or long-distance PoE project?

Speak to our team to design a solution tailored to your infrastructure, power requirements, and network topology.