1578458

Overview

The Phoenix Contact model 1578458 is an industrial managed Ethernet switch, specifically identified as the IES28GF-L2-2HV-RR-24GRJ454GSFP. This device belongs to the IES28GF series and is designed for robust network infrastructure in automation environments. It features a combination of Gigabit RJ45 ports and SFP fiber interfaces to support high-speed data transmission. The unit supports Layer 2 management capabilities, enabling advanced network configuration and monitoring. It is engineered to meet the demands of process automation with worldwide approvals.

Feature Summary

• Supports Layer 2 managed switching functions for network control
• Integrates Gigabit copper and fiber optic connectivity options
• Designed for industrial process automation applications

Applications

• Process automation networks
• Industrial Ethernet infrastructure
• Machine networking systems

Procurement Notes

Verify the exact part number against official Phoenix Contact documentation before procurement. Confirm that the specific suffix matches the required port configuration. Ensure compliance with local regulatory standards such as RoHS and REACH. Check for any recent product lifecycle updates or obsolescence notices directly from the manufacturer.

Selection Notes

Select this model when Layer 2 managed switching is required for industrial Ethernet networks. It is suitable for applications needing both copper and fiber connectivity. Consider the physical size and mounting requirements for the installation environment. Verify power supply compatibility and environmental ratings for the specific deployment site.

Part Context

This component is part of the Phoenix Contact IES28GF series of managed Ethernet switches. The series is tailored for process automation and offers reliable communication solutions. The specific model integrates multiple interface types to provide flexible network topology options for industrial settings.

Replacement Considerations

Consult the Phoenix Contact cross-reference tool for verified alternatives. Ensure any substitute maintains identical Layer 2 management capabilities and port configurations. Verify compatibility with existing network protocols and physical mounting constraints.