Find Cisco IE switch modules and cards for industrial Ethernet deployments where rugged expansion, fiber uplinks, PoE, timing, redundancy, and platform compatibility matter. Match each module to the exact IE switch family, slot type, IOS support, power input, temperature rating, DIN-rail or rack design, industrial protocol needs, spare policy, and replacement timeline before ordering.
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14x1G Copper Ports – 2x1G SFP Ports – IE3300 Expansion Module
16x1G PoE+ Copper Ports – IE3300 Expansion Module
16x1G Copper Ports – IE3300 Expansion Module – Non-PoE
4×2.5G 4PPoE Copper Ports – IE3300 Expansion Module
6x1G Copper Ports – 2x1G SFP Ports – IE3300 Module
8x1G PoE+ Copper Ports – IE3300 Expansion Module
8x1G SFP Ports – IE3300 Expansion Module
8x1G Copper Ports – IE3300 Expansion Module – Non-PoE
8xGE PoE Ports – IE3400 Expansion Module
8xGE SFP Ports – IE3400 Expansion Module – Non-PoE
8xGE Copper Ports – IE3400 Expansion Module – Non-PoE
170W AC/DC PSU – 54V PoE Output – DIN-Rail
Cisco IE Switch Modules & Cards expand, replace, or maintain industrial Ethernet switch deployments. They are used for fiber uplinks, additional copper ports, PoE, timing, redundancy, service replacement, and industrial network upgrades in harsh operational environments.
Choose by matching the exact IE switch series, slot support, port type, uplink speed, fiber or copper requirement, PoE needs, software version, power design, temperature range, and industrial protocol requirements. Similar modules may not fit every IE platform.
No. Module compatibility depends on the IE switch family, chassis or base unit, slot type, power design, firmware, and environmental rating. Always validate the exact switch model and module part number together.
Fiber uplink modules matter when the industrial network needs longer reach, electrical isolation, ring topology, or uplinks between cabinets and control rooms. Verify SFP type, fiber distance, connector, speed, and optic compatibility.
Some Cisco industrial Ethernet platforms support PoE or PoE+ through specific switch models or expansion options. Confirm total power budget, input voltage, endpoint draw, temperature rating, and cabling before powering cameras, APs, or sensors.
Check operating temperature, vibration, shock, surge, humidity, conformal coating, and industrial certifications. A module used in a cabinet, substation, roadside enclosure, or factory floor must match the environmental demands of the site.
Protocol support depends on the switch platform and software, not just the module. Buyers should confirm needs such as REP, PRP, MRP, PTP, EtherNet/IP visibility, PROFINET, or other industrial network requirements before ordering.
Replacement impact depends on the switch model, redundancy design, ring topology, and module type. For critical industrial sites, plan spare modules, maintenance windows, configuration backup, and rollback steps before hardware replacement.
Compatibility problems often come from wrong platform series, unsupported slot type, mismatched software, incorrect SFP, insufficient input power, missing industrial rating, or assuming office switch modules work in industrial Ethernet hardware.
Verify exact IE switch model, module SKU, slot type, port speed, SFP support, PoE budget, software release, power input, environmental rating, industrial protocol needs, warranty, condition, and lead time before purchasing.
Cisco IE Switch Modules & Cards are designed to expand the capabilities of your Cisco Industrial Ethernet switches. Whether you need additional Ethernet ports, fiber uplinks, or specialized modules for advanced networking, these plug-and-play options make it easy to scale and customize your industrial network infrastructure.
Choose Cisco IE Switch Modules & Cards to easily extend, upgrade, and protect your industrial network—ensuring scalable and reliable performance for every application.
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