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1783-RMS10T

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Allen-Bradley 1783-RMS10T is a ten-port Stratix 8300 managed Ethernet switch that connects industrial network segments and provides Layer 3 routing.
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Technical specifications for 1783-RMS10T

  • Manufacturer:
    Allen-Bradley
  • Part Number:
    1783-RMS10T
  • Product Family:
    Stratix Managed Switches
  • Product Type:
    Stratix 8300 10-Port Layer 3 Managed Ethernet Switch
  • Stock:
    1
  • Ethernet Ports:
    10
  • Switching Layer:
    Layer 3
  • Management:
    Managed
  • Power Input:
    18 to 60 V DC, 2 A maximum
  • Maximum Power Consumption:
    15.7 W
  • Alarm Relay:
    1 A maximum at 30 V DC
  • Inrush Current:
    2 A maximum
  • Isolation Voltage:
    75 V continuous
  • Ethernet Cabling:
    Category 5e minimum
  • Operating Temperature:
    -40 to +60 °C
  • Storage Temperature:
    -40 to +85 °C
  • Relative Humidity:
    5–95% noncondensing
  • Protection Rating:
    IP20
  • Operating Vibration:
    2 g at 10–500 Hz
  • Operating Shock:
    20 g
  • Nonoperating Shock:
    30 g
  • Emission Class:
    CISPR 11 Class A
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    11.75x15.3x14.8cm
  • Tariff Code:
    85176200
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen,Fujian,China
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More Information

Overview Manuals Layer 3 Paths DC and Alarm Cable Interface Environment

Features:

  • Ten Ethernet ports provide managed connections for industrial network segments.
  • Layer 3 operation adds routing to the switch forwarding function.
  • A separate alarm relay exposes a configured switch condition to external monitoring.
Port traffic and routed traffic follow the device configuration rather than the power or alarm wiring.

The 18–60 V DC input powers the electronics while Ethernet channels remain communication paths.

Open-style IP20 construction places the environmental boundary at the installed enclosure.

The Allen-Bradley 1783-RMS10T Stratix 8300 Managed Switch may still be available for purchase and support from Apter Power beyond End-Of-Life (EOL) by the manufacturer (OEM).
Allen-Bradley 1783-RMS10T Stratix 8300 Manuals,Datasheets,Link Important Notice: Other accessories, manuals, cables, calibration data, software, etc. are not included with this equipment unless listed in the above stock item description. All prices are shown in USD.

Separating switching from routed communication

  • Port forwarding: Ethernet frames move between the ten managed ports according to the switch configuration.
  • Routing role: Layer 3 functions move traffic between configured IP network segments.
  • Management plane: Device settings and diagnostics remain separate from ordinary data forwarding.
  • Network boundary: Logical segmentation comes from configuration because the Ethernet ports are not individually isolated.

Keeping supply and external status wiring distinct

  • Power range: The switch accepts the documented 18 to 60 V DC input.
  • Current limit: The power source and conductors are sized for the 2 A maximum input.
  • Alarm contact: A separate relay switches up to 1 A at 30 V DC for external indication.
  • Signal separation: The alarm circuit reports status and does not carry Ethernet data.

Matching conductors to each connection type

  • Ethernet medium: RJ45 network connections use Category 5e or better cable.
  • Power conductors: DC power and alarm terminals accept the documented 20–18 AWG range.
  • Ground conductor: The grounding connection uses the larger 12–10 AWG conductor range.
  • Routing category: Power, alarm and Ethernet conductors follow the published Category 2 routing guidance.

Applying enclosure and mechanical limits

  • Temperature: The switch operates from -40 to +60 °C.
  • Humidity: The permitted range is 5–95% without condensation.
  • Enclosure rating: IP20 open-style construction requires a suitable surrounding enclosure.
  • Mechanical stress: The device is rated for 2 g vibration and 20 g operating shock.
Description
Allen-Bradley 1783-RMS10T is the ten-port Stratix 8300 managed Ethernet switch that forwards industrial network traffic at Layer 3, allowing connected segments to be switched and routed through one configured device.

DC power enters 1783-RMS10T independently of its Ethernet connections, while the alarm relay presents a separate external status path. The relay therefore reports a configured condition without replacing the port-level and management diagnostics.

Network cables attached to 1783-RMS10T use RJ45 connections and Category 5e or higher cable. Individual Ethernet ports are not isolated from one another, so network segmentation comes from the switch configuration rather than galvanic separation between ports.

The open-style 1783-RMS10T carries an IP20 environmental rating and is specified for the documented industrial temperature, vibration and shock limits. These ratings apply to the installed switch and its enclosure arrangement.
Alternative Names
1783RMS10T 1783 RMS10T 1783-RMS 10T Allen-Bradley 1783RMS10T Stratix 8300 1783-RMS10T 1783-RMS10T Layer 3 Switch I783-RMS10T 1783-RMSI0T
Technical notes
Layer 3 routing and ten managed Ethernet ports define Allen-Bradley 1783-RMS10T; the separate alarm relay reports a configured state rather than carrying network traffic.
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FAQS

The following is a list of questions commonly asked by our customers. Please contact us if you have a question about our process that is not answered below.
Why does Allen-Bradley 1783-RMS10T need an IP address plan as well as a port plan?
Allen-Bradley 1783-RMS10T performs Layer 3 routing in addition to managed switching, so routed interfaces and network segments must agree with the IP design. A correct cable connection alone does not establish the routing path.
Can the alarm relay on 1783-RMS10T be used as another Ethernet connection?
No. The relay on 1783-RMS10T is a one-amp external status contact, whereas Ethernet traffic uses the ten network ports. Keep alarm wiring and data cabling on their separate terminal paths.
What should be checked when 1783-RMS10T powers up but a link remains down?
For 1783-RMS10T, verify the RJ45 connection, Category 5e or better cable, remote-port state and managed-port configuration. A valid DC supply confirms electronics power but does not confirm the Ethernet path.
How should the DC source be sized for Allen-Bradley 1783-RMS10T?
The source for Allen-Bradley 1783-RMS10T must stay within 18–60 V DC and accommodate the published 2 A maximum input and 2 A inrush. Conductor size and terminal torque must also follow the technical data.
Does IP20 allow 1783-RMS10T to be installed without a cabinet?
The IP20 rating of 1783-RMS10T describes an open-style device and does not provide a sealed industrial enclosure. Place the switch in an installation that preserves its temperature, humidity and contamination limits.
Why should routing faults on 1783-RMS10T be separated from physical-link faults?
A physical link on 1783-RMS10T can be active while Layer 3 addressing, VLAN or route configuration still blocks traffic. Verify port status first, then inspect the logical path between the intended network segments.

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