What network equipment did Tokamachi Regional Fire Headquarters introduce?

L2+ switch 'FXC6528' and integrated management system 'FSV-MGR01'.

Why was FXC's product selected?

Stable operation history, configuration inheritance, short downtime, and cost efficiency were highly evaluated.

Which company provided implementation support?

Enogawa Tsushinki handled the deployment, with FXC providing professional services.

What benefits are expected from this introduction?

Improved network stability, scalability for future traffic growth, and operational efficiency.

What does FXC's professional service include?

Traffic analysis, product selection, configuration migration, and deployment support.

Tokamachi Regional Fire Headquarters Introduces L2+ Switch 'FXC6528' and Network Equipment Integrated Management System 'FSV-MGR01'

Published Jul 3, 2026 10:00 PM ・ Updated Jul 7, 2026 9:57 AM ・ 4 min read ・ Source: PR TIMES

Tokamachi Regional Fire Headquarters has introduced FXC's L2+ switch 'FXC6528' and network equipment integrated management system 'FSV-MGR01' as part of a replacement of existing network equipment. The deployment was praised for its stable operation and smooth transition.

FXC Corporation (Headquarters: Taito-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director: Shigeyuki Taninawa) has successfully deployed its L2+ switch 'FXC6528' and Network Equipment Integrated Management System 'FSV-MGR01' at the Tokamachi Regional Fire Headquarters as part of a replacement of existing equipment.

For detailed information on the background and selection criteria, please refer to the full report.

◆ Case Study: Tokamachi Regional Fire Headquarters

https://www.fxc.jp/solution/tokamachi

[Customer Profile]

Tokamachi Regional Fire Headquarters

1041 Shinita, Yonchomachi, Tokamachi City, Niigata Prefecture 948-0006

http://www.tokamachi-kouiki.jp/

Background and Selection Criteria

The Tokamachi Regional Fire Headquarters decided to replace its existing network equipment. Having previously used and highly valued FXC's switch products, they chose to continue with the company's solutions.

"When selecting equipment, our top priorities were minimizing downtime during replacement and maintaining configuration continuity. Since our existing devices had been operating stably, we wanted to stick with the same manufacturer to seamlessly inherit our current setup," said Mr. Akahiro Endo from Enogawa Tsushinki, who led the implementation.

When replacing network infrastructure, it is essential not only to measure current traffic and understand the present situation but also to select equipment models that can accommodate future systems.

"We analyzed communication volumes based on current operations and selected models that can handle anticipated future traffic growth. Of course, within our limited budget, we believe we made appropriate model selections that contribute positively to cost efficiency," said Mr. Endo.

[Main Products Introduced]

10-Gigabit Uplink L2+ Stackable Switch FXC6528

https://www.fxc.jp/products/switch/fxc6528/

Network Equipment Integrated Management System 'FSV-MGR01'

https://www.fxc.jp/products/nss/fsv-mgr01/

FXC Professional Services

https://www.fxc.jp/service/

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Products / services: FXC6528 / FSV-MGR01

Tokamachi Regional Fire Headquarters Introduces L2+ Switch 'FXC6528' and Network Equipment Integrated Management System 'FSV-MGR01'

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