Cisco Board Pro 75 G2 CS-BRDP75-NR-K9--= – No-Radio Custom Spare

Product Overview

This is the most tightly specified Board Pro 75 G2 part number in the range: no-radio hardware, a customized model designation and a spare service-unit marker, all on one SKU.

It exists because secure programmes that deploy configured 75-inch boards need a replacement that matches on every axis, and cannot substitute a nearer equivalent without reopening an approval.

Per Cisco's datasheet the No-Radio model carries no Bluetooth 5.2, and Wi-Fi 6/6E is not available in non-radio versions.

The distributor wording for this SKU includes a TAA reference. Cisco publishes the ++ suffix as its TAA designation on the Board Pro ordering tables, so confirm the compliance position against your order documentation before the unit is accepted.

Product Description

Lead time is the variable this SKU manages. A configured, no-radio, large-format board is not a stock item anywhere, so an organisation that depends on rooms of this type has to decide in advance whether a multi-week outage is acceptable. Usually it is not, and the spare goes on the shelf.

Storage should be settled at the same time as the purchase. Cisco publishes a 72 kg board-only weight for the G1 and G2 Board Pro 75 and a main unit package size of 1974 x 242 x 1303 mm for the G2 and G3, and a secure facility often has fewer places that can accept an item of that size.

The replacement drops into the existing room. A 10/100/1000 Ethernet LAN port with 802.1X authentication by passphrase or X.509 client certificate carries the endpoint, the 802.3af PoE port with a 15.4 W budget re-powers the Cisco Room Navigator, and an audio-over-IP port plus two analog microphone inputs restore the room's microphone coverage beyond the 4-metre internal array.

Wired sharing is the only sharing on this build: USB-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode at 4Kp60 with up to 60 W power delivery and an HDCP-compatible HDMI 2.0 type A input at 4Kp60, with two HDMI 2.0 type A outputs at 4Kp60.

Documented security features are unchanged from the standard platform, including 802.1Q VLAN, 802.1p QoS/CoS, inspecting TLS proxy support, SRTP with AES-128-GCM or AES-256-GCM and secure management over HTTPS and SSH. Related equipment is listed in display mounts and interactive displays.

Key Features

• Fully specified replacement — No-radio build, customized model and spare designation together give an exact match to a deployed unit.
• Radios omitted — Cisco lists Wi-Fi 6/6E as not available in non-radio versions and Bluetooth 5.2 as not available on the No-Radio model.
• Lead-time insurance — A configured, no-radio, 75-inch board is not a stock item, so the value of holding one is measured in avoided downtime.
• Storage and handling data published — 72 kg board weight and a 1974 x 242 x 1303 mm package size determine where the spare can live in a secure building.
• Wired-only content paths — USB-C DisplayPort Alternate Mode at 4Kp60 and HDMI 2.0 type A at 4Kp60 replace wireless sharing entirely.
• Security posture preserved — 802.1X, 802.1Q VLAN, 802.1p QoS/CoS, SRTP encryption and HTTPS/SSH management are unchanged from the deployed unit.

Typical Applications

• Government space — Large secure briefing rooms are restored inside the approved configuration.
• Boardroom — Executive spaces in restricted facilities avoid a multi-week outage.
• Conference room — Configured secure conference rooms across an estate share one central spare.
• Training room — Controlled teaching spaces at 75-inch scale keep their documented equipment list.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What do all three suffix elements mean?

NR is the no-radio hardware build, the double hyphen is Cisco's customized-model designation, and the trailing equals sign designates a spare or service unit.

Is this SKU TAA compliant?

Cisco's published TAA designation on the Board Pro ordering tables is the ++ suffix. The distributor description also refers to a TAA configuration, so confirm against your order paperwork.

Why hold this as a shelf spare?

Configured, no-radio, large-format boards are low-volume items. Sourcing one after a failure takes considerably longer than sourcing a standard unit.

What are the storage requirements?

Cisco publishes a main unit package size of 1974 x 242 x 1303 mm for the G2 and G3 generations and a board-only weight of 72 kg for the G1 and G2.

How far do the internal microphones reach?

Cisco states the 14-element beamforming array is optimised for up to 4 metres (13 ft) from the device. The audio-over-IP port and analog inputs extend that.

Can it register on-premises?

Yes. Cisco Unified Communications Manager 12.5(1) or later, or Cisco Expressway, are documented alongside third-party H.323 gatekeepers and SIP proxies.

What warranty applies?

Cisco publishes a 90-day limited liability warranty for this product class. Warranty is handled per Cisco's standard terms; contact Creation Networks to confirm coverage for your order.