Allen-Bradley 1783-US16T - Stratix 2000 16-Port Unmanaged Ethernet Switch

Allen-Bradley 1783-US16T, a Stratix 2000 16-Port Unmanaged Ethernet Switch, is engineered for rugged, reliable network connectivity in demanding industrial and commercial environments. Designed for control panels, machinery, and automation systems, it delivers steady performance without the complexity of managed switches.

Its plug-and-play design means quick deployment with minimal downtime. The 16 Ethernet ports provide ample room to consolidate devices such as PLCs, sensors, drives, and HMIs into a single, dependable network edge—ideal for tight spaces and retrofit projects where space is at a premium.

What makes this switch stand out

• Stratix 2000 lineage for robust construction and proven performance in harsh environments.
• Unmanaged, no-configuration operation delivers immediate connectivity, reducing setup time in busy industrial settings.
• 16 ports designed to expand your network footprint within control panels and compact enclosures.
• Industrial-grade design built to withstand vibration, electrical noise, and temperature variations typical of plants and facilities.
• Compatibility for hard-to-find Allen-Bradley components—a practical choice for maintenance, repair, and upgrade projects where exact parts are required.

Practical use cases

Perfect for control panels, machinery networking, and broader industrial automation systems in factories, process equipment environments, and retrofit scenarios. Use this switch to:

• Connect PLCs, drive controllers, and sensors to a common Ethernet backbone
• Extend network reach in limited cabinet space while preserving reliable performance
• Replace aging switches with a compatible Allen-Bradley component to simplify spare parts sourcing

What you gain

The 1783-US16T simplifies your industrial network topology, reduces maintenance overhead, and ensures consistent Ethernet access across critical assets. This listing is ideal for maintenance, repair, and upgrade projects where compatible, hard-to-find Allen-Bradley components are required.