Legrand AV Adds Luxul Switch Support to Utelogy Cloud Platform
2026-08-12 · via invidis
Legrand AV has added support for its Luxul professional networking switches to Utelogy's cloud-based AV management platform, giving integrators and operators a single dashboard for network infrastructure and connected AV devices. For anyone running distributed screens or media players over a Luxul network, that means one less system to check separately when something goes wrong.
The integration comes through the Utelligence Alliance Partner Program, a framework Legrand AV and Utelogy have used before to link their products. It extends that relationship down into the network layer, an area that operators often have to monitor through separate switch management tools even when their displays and players are already centralized in a platform like Utelogy.
According to the announcement, the integration provides real-time monitoring of individual switch ports, covering link status, transmit and receive rates, and Power over Ethernet (PoE) status, with data refreshed every 15 to 30 seconds. Operators can also track PoE power draw, push firmware updates, and check hardware health metrics including temperature, fan speed, CPU load and uptime, all from within Utelogy.
The integration also plugs into Utelogy's existing Active, Standby and Maintenance modes. Legrand AV says Maintenance mode can suppress false connection alerts while switches or connected equipment are being serviced, which is a practical detail for anyone who has had a monitoring system flood them with disconnect warnings during routine work on a screen network.
Why it matters for operators
For signage networks running on Luxul switches, this closes a visibility gap rather than adding new functionality outright. Network health, PoE status and port-level data are the kind of information that matters when a display goes dark and the question is whether the problem is the screen, the player, or the switch feeding it power and data. Having that in the same platform as the rest of the AV estate should cut down on tool-switching during troubleshooting.
Legrand AV notes it already has its own Unified Cloud Platform for remote monitoring and management of its equipment, so this is not a case of the company lacking an in-house option. Instead, Legrand AV says supporting third-party platforms such as Utelogy gives integrators the choice of managing Luxul gear through whichever environment they have already standardized on, rather than forcing them onto Legrand's own tools.
The announcement does not specify pricing, licensing terms, or whether the integration requires a particular Utelogy subscription tier. It also does not say which Luxul switch models or firmware versions are supported, details that integrators evaluating the update will likely want before rolling it into existing deployments.
The announcement in full
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Legrand AV has integrated its Luxul professional networking switches with Utelogy’s cloud-based AV management platform.
Legrand AV has added support for its Luxul professional AV networking switches to the Utelogy cloud management platform, expanding the companies’ existing collaboration into the network layer. The move gives integrators and operators a single environment for monitoring network infrastructure alongside connected AV devices.
Developed through the Utelligence Alliance Partner Program, the integration allows integrators and operators to monitor and manage Luxul switches from within Utelogy alongside other AV equipment.
The integration provides real-time monitoring of individual switch ports, including link status, transmit and receive rates, and Power over Ethernet (PoE) status, with information refreshed every 15 to 30 seconds.
Operators can also track PoE power consumption, manage firmware, and monitor hardware health information, including temperature, fan speeds, CPU load and uptime.
The integration supports Utelogy’s Active, Standby and Maintenance modes, allowing monitoring behavior to be adjusted during different stages of an AV deployment. Maintenance mode, for example, can suppress false connection alerts while equipment is being serviced.
Legrand AV also offers its own Unified Cloud Platform for remote monitoring and management. The company says supporting third-party platforms such as Utelogy gives integrators the option of managing Luxul equipment through the environment they already use.