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The Cisco 1783-MMX6T2S is a 16-port managed industrial Ethernet switch optimized for harsh environments requiring dual 10G uplinks, 802.3bt PoE++ (90W/port), and sub-1ms network redundancy. Designed for Industry 4.0 deployments, it operates in -40°C to 85°C with IP67-rated protection against dust/water ingress, aligning with IEC 61850-3 for smart grids and ATEX Zone 2 for explosive atmospheres.
Feature | 1783-MMX6T2S | Standard Industrial Switches |
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PoE Capacity | 90W/port (802.3bt) | 30W/port (802.3at) |
Latency-Critical Redundancy | HSR + DLR dual-layer protocols | Single RSTP (50–100ms recovery) |
Environmental Hardening | IP67, MIL-STD-810G vibration | IP30, limited shock resistance |
Ecosystem Integration | Cisco Edge Intelligence + IoT Field Director | Third-party tools required |
Q: Can it backward-support RS-485 PLCs?
Yes—via Modbus/TCP gateways (sold separately) for legacy industrial protocols.
Q: How does HSR improve uptime over traditional redundancy?
HSR eliminates packet loss during failovers by maintaining dual active data paths—critical for substation protection relays.
Q: Is zero-trust feasible in air-gapped OT networks?
Port-based ACLs and MACsec-256 enforce device authentication and traffic isolation without cloud dependencies.
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The 1783-MMX6T2S redefines industrial networking by merging carrier-grade reliability with multi-gigabit scalability—a necessity for latency-sensitive automation. While its initial cost exceeds conventional switches, the dual 10G uplinks and HSR/DLR redundancy eliminate unplanned downtime in sectors where outages cost $500K/hour. For engineers modernizing brownfield facilities, this isn’t just hardware—it’s the operational backbone bridging legacy OT systems and modern IT demands.