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Altronix HUBWAY8D 8-Channel Passive UTP Transceiver Hub
Altronix HUBWAY8D Passive UTP Transceiver Hub Overview The Altronix HUBWAY8D is a compact 1U passive transceiver hub designed to extend analog video …
Altronix HUBWAY8D 8-Channel Passive UTP Transceiver Hub
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Overview
Altronix HUBWAY8D Passive UTP Transceiver Hub
Overview
The Altronix HUBWAY8D is a compact 1U passive transceiver hub designed to extend analog video transmission over standard unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cabling. Built for security integrators and system designers, the HUBWAY8D consolidates video signal distribution with integrated power management in a single device, eliminating the need for separate hub and power supply components on the rack.
This 8-channel transceiver hub supports video transmission distances up to 750 feet over UTP, making it ideal for medium to large facility deployments where Cat5/Cat5e cabling infrastructure already exists. The integrated 24/28VAC power supply operates across dual input voltages (115VAC and 220VAC), providing flexible installation options in facilities worldwide. The HUBWAY8D occupies only 1U of rack space, preserving valuable equipment cabinet real estate while delivering professional-grade passive video distribution.
Key Features
- 8-Channel Video Distribution: Eight independent transceiver channels for simultaneous multi-camera video distribution
- 750-Foot Transmission Range: Passive transmission over standard UTP cabling extends video signals throughout large facilities without intermediate amplification stages
- Integrated 24/28VAC Power Supply: Built-in power supply eliminates rack clutter and reduces interconnect complexity; powers all eight channels simultaneously
- Dual Input Voltage Support: Accepts both 115VAC and 220VAC primary power, enabling single-unit deployment across North American and international installations
- 1U Rack-Mount Form Factor: Compact height maximizes available cabinet space for additional networking and security equipment
- Passive Transceiver Design: Transparent video pass-through ensures signal integrity without active processing or latency
Integration & Compatibility
The HUBWAY8D functions as a passive distribution point for analog video systems using UTP cabling infrastructure. It is compatible with standard DVR/NVR encoder input systems and analog video sources requiring multi-point distribution. The unit's dual-voltage input (115VAC/220VAC) accommodates both North American and international power grid standards, simplifying procurement for integrators managing global deployments or regional facility expansions.
Installation typically places the HUBWAY8D in a central equipment rack or network cabinet where primary video feeds originate. The eight output channels connect to individual camera runs via UTP cable, with each channel capable of independent 750-foot transmission. This architecture is particularly effective in buildings with existing structured cabling systems where Cat5/Cat5e infrastructure has already been installed.
Power and Electrical Specifications
Input voltage flexibility is a core design feature: the HUBWAY8D accepts either 115VAC or 220VAC at the primary power connection, with internal conversion providing stable 24/28VAC output across all eight channels. This dual-voltage capability eliminates the need to stock or swap power supplies when moving equipment between regions or repurposing units in different facility types.
The integrated power supply provides continuous voltage regulation to all eight transceiver channels, ensuring consistent signal quality across simultaneous multi-camera operation. For installations requiring power redundancy or extended runtime during primary power loss, battery backup may be implemented through external UPS integration at the facility level.

I've specified the Altronix HUBWAY8D in several mid-scale facility deployments where existing UTP infrastructure needed to serve both legacy analog systems and newer hybrid architectures. The passive transceiver design eliminates processing latency, and the integrated 24/28VAC supply significantly simplifies power distribution compared to standalone hub-and-supply combinations. The HUBWAY8D handles simultaneous multi-camera loads without degradation, and the 750-foot transmission capability covers most practical facility distances over standard Cat5e runs.
Technical Highlights:
- 8-Channel Passive Distribution: Eight independent transceiver outputs eliminate single-point video distribution failures; each channel operates independently with full 750-foot range capability over UTP
- Integrated Dual-Voltage Power Supply: 115VAC/220VAC input acceptance removes the requirement for separate power conditioning or voltage conversion modules, streamlining cabinet configuration
Deployment Considerations:
- Verify UTP cable quality and run lengths during site survey; passive systems are sensitive to cable condition over maximum distance runs
- Plan power feed location centrally within the facility to minimize primary voltage drop and ensure stable 24/28VAC output to all channels
For integrators managing facility upgrades or consolidating analog camera distribution, the HUBWAY8D delivers reliable passive distribution with genuine voltage flexibility. The 1U form factor makes it a natural fit for standard network cabinets, and the eight-channel capacity scales nicely to medium facilities without requiring multiple units.
System Design, Deployment & Technical Support
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System Design Assistance
- Get help validating product compatibility
- Coverage requirements
- Storage planning and deployment architecture before you buy.
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- Access fixed-scope support for rollout planning
- User setup guidance
- Migration and system standardization across single-site or multi-site deployments
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