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1783-US08T

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Allen-Bradley 1783-US08T is a discontinued Stratix 2000 unmanaged Ethernet switch with eight copper 10/100 ports.
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Technical specifications for 1783-US08T

  • Manufacturer:
    Allen-Bradley
  • Part Number:
    1783-US08T
  • Product Family:
    Allen Bradley Switches
  • Product Type:
    Ethernet Switch
  • Stock:
    1
  • Ethernet ports:
    8 copper ports
  • Port speed:
    10/100 Mbps
  • Switch operation:
    Unmanaged
  • Product series:
    Stratix 2000
  • Switch configuration:
    No switch configuration required
  • Fiber ports:
    None on 1783-US08T
  • OEM manual:
    Rockwell publication 1783-UM011
  • Replacement check:
    Exact model, cabinet supply and cable map
  • Weight:
    0.24 kg
  • Estimated shipping dimensions:
    4.5x12.7x10.7cm
  • Tariff Code:
    8537101190
  • Country of origin:
    USA
  • Place of shipment:
    Xiamen, Fujian, China
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Overview Manuals Port Layout Unmanaged Role Cabinet Checks Product Applications

Features:

  • Eight copper 10/100 Ethernet ports in the Stratix 2000 series.
  • Unmanaged switching with no configuration software required for the switch itself.
  • A compact cabinet network element distinct from managed and fiber-port Stratix models.
1783-US08T provides eight copper connection points in an installed Stratix 2000 industrial Ethernet network. Rockwell identifies it as an unmanaged switch, not a managed Stratix expansion module.

For a replacement, match the full US08T catalog marking and record the existing cable-to-port map. A model from the managed, fiber or other unmanaged series may have a different physical and network role.

The user-confirmed lifecycle is discontinued. Sourcing should therefore retain the exact code, cabinet supply arrangement and existing cabling record rather than assuming any eight-port switch is a direct substitute.

1783-US08T | Manufacturer: Allen-Bradley | Product Type: Stratix 2000 Unmanaged Ethernet Switch. Apter Power supports exact-model documentation review, quotation and sourcing.
Allen-Bradley 1783-US08T Ethernet Switch 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.
  • 1783-US08T provides eight copper Ethernet ports.
  • The cited Stratix 2000 selection guide describes these as 10/100 TX interfaces.
  • There is no fiber port in the exact US08T model listing.
  • Retain the existing port-to-device map when replacing a cabinet switch.
  • Rockwell classifies 1783-US08T as a Stratix 2000 unmanaged switch.
  • The switch itself does not require a managed-switch configuration file.
  • Network behavior still depends on the connected devices and cabling; do not infer a higher-layer protocol role from this switch.
  • Do not substitute a managed Stratix model merely because it also has eight ports.
  • The eight-port copper layout should be compared with the removed switch face.
  • Preserve the original cabinet power-source details for a qualified installation review.
  • Label each Ethernet lead before removal so it returns to the intended device path.
  • Use the Rockwell product instructions for supply, grounding, spacing and mounting rather than this summary.
  • 1783-US08T adds local copper Ethernet connections in an industrial control cabinet.
  • It suits installed Stratix 2000 networks that do not rely on managed-switch configuration.
  • Its eight-port form supports like-for-like maintenance of existing network cabinets.
  • The discontinued exact code is useful for preserving the original unmanaged copper arrangement during service.
Description
1783-US08T is an Allen-Bradley Stratix 2000 unmanaged industrial Ethernet switch. Rockwell lists eight copper ports for this exact model, making it a local network connection point rather than a managed switch or expansion card.

1783-US08T uses 10/100 Ethernet copper connections and does not require switch configuration software. A service team should still keep the cabinet cable map and original supply arrangement with the full model code during replacement review.

1783-US08T is discontinued according to the user-confirmed lifecycle. The full US08T code should be checked against the removed switch; similarly numbered Stratix managed, fiber or expansion products are separate items.
Alternative Names
1783US08T 1783 US08T I783-US08T 1783-USO8T I783-USO8T
Technical notes
Rockwell classifies 1783-US08T as an eight-copper-port Stratix 2000 unmanaged switch. This item should not be described as a managed switch, MX expansion module or fiber-port variant. Use the installed nameplate and Rockwell instructions for electrical supply and mounting details; no specific cabinet environment is certified by this summary.
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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.
Does 1783-US08T need a managed-switch configuration file before exchange?
No. Rockwell describes the Stratix 2000 as unmanaged, with no switch configuration required. Preserve the existing cable-to-port map and verify the installed power arrangement before changing hardware.
Our replacement needs eight gigabit copper ports. Does 1783-US08T meet that requirement?
No. Rockwell lists the US08T as eight 10/100 copper ports. If gigabit is required, select a separately documented model rather than assuming any eight-port Stratix switch is equivalent.
Can 1783-MX08T replace 1783-US08T because both have eight copper ports?
No direct substitution follows. MX08T is an expansion module for a compatible managed base switch; US08T is an unmanaged standalone switch. Compare the full system architecture first.
A device does not reconnect after a 1783-US08T swap. What should we check first?
Compare the original cable-to-port labels, connectors and visible link indications before changing controller settings. Use Rockwell troubleshooting instructions for the installed switch and connected device.
Can 1783-US08T power an Ethernet camera over its RJ45 ports?
Do not assume Power over Ethernet from the US08T listing. The OEM describes eight copper data ports; check the camera power plan and the exact switch technical data separately.
The OEM has discontinued 1783-US08T. What belongs in a spare request?
Include the exact US08T model, a nameplate photo, cabinet supply details and the eight-port cable map. Those records help avoid a managed, fiber or expansion variant being quoted in its place.