1581653

Overview

The Phoenix Contact part number 1581653 corresponds to the IES6-S-LV-P-4RJ45-2SFP-C1, an unmanaged industrial Ethernet switch. This device features four RJ45 ports and two SFP slots for fiber connectivity. It is designed for robust industrial networking environments requiring reliable data transmission. The unit supports standard Ethernet protocols suitable for automation tasks. Compliance details include ECCN 5A991 classification.

Feature Summary

• Unmanaged industrial Ethernet switching capability
• Integration of copper and fiber interfaces via RJ45 and SFP modules
• Designed for deployment in demanding industrial settings

Applications

• Industrial automation network segmentation
• Machine-to-machine communication links
• Factory floor data acquisition systems

Procurement Notes

Verify current availability status as this component may be obsolete or discontinued by the manufacturer. Confirm RoHS compliance requirements directly with the supplier since exemption status requires verification. Ensure the specific ordering suffix matches the required port configuration before placing orders to avoid compatibility issues with existing infrastructure.

Selection Notes

Select this model when a simple, cost-effective solution for connecting mixed media networks is required without complex management features. Consider the physical form factor and mounting options relative to the installation space. Evaluate the need for SFP uplinks versus additional copper ports based on network topology requirements.

Part Context

This component belongs to the iES6 series of industrial Ethernet switches from Phoenix Contact. The series focuses on providing reliable connectivity for industrial applications. The specific model integrates both copper and fiber capabilities within a compact design suitable for DIN rail mounting in control cabinets.

Replacement Considerations

Public sources indicate this product is no longer manufactured. Users should consult Phoenix Contact cross-reference tools for suitable alternatives. Verify that any replacement maintains the same port count and interface types to ensure seamless integration into existing network architectures.