Allen-Bradley 1783-US16T

Allen-Bradley 1783-US16T | Stratix 2000 Unmanaged Ethernet Switch

Overview:

The Allen-Bradley 1783-US16T Stratix 2000 Ethernet Switch is a compact, industrial-grade unmanaged switch designed for industrial automation and network expansion. Featuring 16 auto-negotiating 10/100 Mbps copper ports, this switch enables seamless communication in industrial Ethernet networks. Built with an IP20-rated enclosure, it operates reliably in harsh industrial environments and supports a wide power input range of 10-24V AC / 10-35V DC.

Key Features:

• 16 x 10/100 Mbps Ethernet Ports – Supports full/half-duplex auto-negotiation
• Unmanaged Switch – Simple plug-and-play operation
• Compact and Industrial-Grade Design – Suitable for automation networks
• Wide Power Input Range – 10-24V AC or 10-35V DC for flexible installation
• Max Power Consumption: 4W (6VA)
• Max Inrush Current: 2.2A
• IP20 Enclosure Rating – Protected for industrial use

Technical Specifications:

• Model: 1783-US16T
• Ethernet Ports: 16 x 10/100 Mbps Copper
• Duplex Mode: Full/Half Duplex, Auto-Negotiate
• Power Requirements: 20V AC / 24V DC
• Input Power Range: 10-24V AC / 10-35V DC
• Max Inrush Current: 2.2A
• Max Power Consumption: 4W (6VA)
• Max Current Consumption: 400 mA at 10V DC
• Enclosure Type Rating: IP20
• Series: A

Applications:

• Industrial automation networks
• Machine-to-machine communication
• Ethernet connectivity in manufacturing plants
• Remote I/O and sensor integration

Why Choose the 1783-US16T?

The Allen-Bradley 1783-US16T Stratix 2000 Unmanaged Ethernet Switch is a cost-effective, reliable solution for industrial networking. Its rugged design, flexible power input, and 16-port capacity make it ideal for expanding Ethernet connectivity in industrial automation environments.

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