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Product Overview
The Schneider TCSESU043F1N0 is a ConneXium unmanaged switch for connecting Ethernet-based devices in industrial automation networks. It is intended for applications where several controllers, operator interfaces, distributed devices, or other Ethernet equipment need to communicate through a simple industrial network infrastructure.
In a typical control cabinet, the switch can be used as a compact connection point between a PLC and devices such as an HMI, remote I/O station, drive, or engineering workstation. Unlike a managed switch, it does not require network-management configuration for basic switching operation, which can simplify installation in straightforward Ethernet networks.
The TCSESU043F1N0 is particularly suitable for machine-level and cabinet-level networks where the communication structure is relatively simple. Once the Ethernet connections are established, the switch forwards network traffic between connected devices without becoming part of the application logic.
It can also be used as an expansion point when additional Ethernet devices need to be added to an existing automation network. Its compact form makes it practical for installations where cabinet space is limited.
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Schneider Electric |
| Model / Part Number | TCSESU043F1N0 |
| Product Type | ConneXium Unmanaged Switch |
| Series | ConneXium |
| Network Type | Industrial Ethernet |
| Application | Industrial automation network switching |
| Dimensions | 25 × 114 × 79 mm |
| Weight | 0.12 kg |
Product Features
- Unmanaged Ethernet switching for industrial automation networks
- Simple connection of multiple Ethernet-based automation devices
- Suitable for PLC, HMI, remote I/O, drive, and engineering connections
- Does not require switch-level network configuration for basic operation
- Suitable for straightforward machine and control-cabinet Ethernet networks
- Provides a practical network expansion point when additional devices are required
- Fits into compact industrial automation installations
- Can be incorporated into larger Ethernet network structures as a local switching device
Working Principle
The TCSESU043F1N0 receives Ethernet frames from connected devices and forwards them through the appropriate Ethernet connection. The switch performs the communication forwarding automatically without requiring the network-management functions associated with a managed switch.
A typical connection can be represented as:
PLC / Controller → TCSESU043F1N0 → HMI / Remote I/O / Drive / Engineering Device
For example, when a PLC sends Ethernet data to a remote device, the switch receives the network traffic from the PLC connection and forwards it toward the connected destination. Return communication follows the same basic switching process.
Because the switch is unmanaged, the installation process is generally straightforward: connect the appropriate Ethernet devices, establish the physical network connections, and configure the connected automation equipment according to the requirements of the control system.
Role in a ConneXium Ethernet Control Architecture
The TCSESU043F1N0 operates at the network infrastructure level of an automation architecture. It provides the physical Ethernet switching function while the connected PLC, HMI, I/O, or drive equipment handles its own application and control tasks.
PLC / Controller → TCSESU043F1N0 → Ethernet Automation Devices
| System Element | Function |
|---|---|
| PLC / Controller | Executes control logic and exchanges automation data |
| TCSESU043F1N0 | Forwards Ethernet traffic between connected network devices |
| Remote I/O | Handles distributed field inputs and outputs |
| HMI | Provides operator monitoring and control |
| Ethernet Drive | Exchanges motor-control commands and status information |
| Engineering Workstation | Supports configuration and commissioning |
| Upstream Network | Provides communication with other control or supervisory equipment |
The switch is therefore best viewed as a simple Ethernet connection layer between automation devices rather than a controller or protocol-processing unit.
Industrial Applications
| Application | Typical Use |
|---|---|
| Machine Automation | Connects PLCs with HMIs, drives, and Ethernet-based machine devices |
| Control Cabinets | Provides a central Ethernet connection point for cabinet equipment |
| Remote I/O | Connects distributed I/O stations to controllers through Ethernet |
| HMI Networks | Links operator interfaces with PLCs and other automation devices |
| Drive Networks | Provides Ethernet connections for networked motor-control equipment |
| Packaging Machinery | Supports communication between machine controllers and distributed devices |
| Manufacturing Equipment | Connects Ethernet-enabled automation components within a machine |
| Network Expansion | Adds additional Ethernet connection capacity to an existing automation network |
Installation and Maintenance
- Mounting: Secure the switch in the designated control cabinet or enclosure and ensure that Ethernet and power connections remain accessible.
- Power Connection: Check the applicable power supply arrangement and verify all connections before energizing the switch.
- Ethernet Cabling: Use suitable industrial Ethernet cables and make sure each connector is fully inserted.
- Topology Planning: Identify the devices that will connect to the switch and document the intended network structure before commissioning.
- Device Configuration: Configure the connected PLCs, HMIs, drives, and other Ethernet devices according to the requirements of the automation network.
- Port Identification: Label network cables and connected equipment so that each Ethernet connection can be traced during maintenance.
- Link Verification: After energizing the system, check the network link status and verify communication between the required devices.
- Cable Routing: Keep Ethernet cables properly routed and avoid unnecessary mechanical stress on connectors and cable jackets.
- Network Testing: Test the complete communication path between the controller and each critical Ethernet device before putting the machine or process into normal operation.
- Environmental Conditions: Protect the switch from excessive heat, moisture, dust, vibration, and other conditions outside the applicable installation environment.
- Periodic Inspection: Check power connections, Ethernet cables, connectors, and network indicators during scheduled maintenance.
- Replacement Checks: When replacing the switch, record the existing cable arrangement before removal and verify every connected communication path after installation.
Compatible System Components
| Component Type | Typical Role |
|---|---|
| Schneider Modicon PLC | Main automation controller |
| Schneider Remote I/O | Distributed field input and output |
| Schneider HMI | Operator interface and process visualization |
| Schneider Ethernet Drive | Networked motor and drive control |
| ConneXium Ethernet Equipment | Industrial network infrastructure |
| Industrial Ethernet Cables | Physical Ethernet communication |
| Engineering Workstation | System configuration and commissioning |
| SCADA System | Supervisory monitoring and data collection |
Recommended Related Models
| Model | Product Type | Typical Application |
|---|---|---|
| Schneider TCSESU083FN0 | ConneXium Unmanaged Switch | Industrial Ethernet networks requiring additional connections |
| Schneider TCSESM083F2CU0 | ConneXium Managed Switch | Managed industrial Ethernet network infrastructure |
| Schneider TCSESM083F23F0 | ConneXium Ethernet TCP/IP Managed Switch | Managed Ethernet communication in automation networks |
| Schneider TCSESM163F23F0 | ConneXium Ethernet TCP/IP Managed Switch | Larger managed Ethernet installations |
| Schneider TCSESMO83F2CU0 | ConneXium Managed Switch | Industrial Ethernet network infrastructure |
Key Advantages
- Simple unmanaged Ethernet switching for automation networks
- Suitable for straightforward PLC and machine-level Ethernet applications
- Easy integration with Ethernet-enabled automation equipment
- Useful for connecting controllers, HMIs, I/O, drives, and engineering devices
- Suitable for compact control-cabinet installations
- Provides a practical way to expand the number of available Ethernet connections
Technical FAQs
What is the TCSESU043F1N0 used for?
The TCSESU043F1N0 is used as an unmanaged Ethernet switch in industrial automation systems. It connects multiple Ethernet-based devices and forwards communication traffic between them without requiring switch-level network configuration.
Does the TCSESU043F1N0 require managed-switch configuration?
No. As an unmanaged switch, it does not require the type of network-management configuration associated with managed Ethernet switches for basic switching operation. The connected automation devices still need their own appropriate network settings.
Can the switch connect a PLC, HMI, and remote I/O system?
Yes. It can be used as the Ethernet connection point between compatible PLCs, HMIs, remote I/O equipment, drives, and other Ethernet-based automation devices.
What should be checked if communication does not work after installation?
Check the power connection, Ethernet cables, connectors, link indicators, and the network settings of the connected devices. Also verify that the intended network topology has been wired correctly and that there are no duplicate network addresses among the connected devices.