Cisco Desk Pro G2 CS-DESKP-NR-C-K9= – No-Radio Spare Service Unit

Product Overview

Replacing an endpoint inside an accredited space is harder than replacing one in an open office, and the CS-DESKP-NR-C-K9= exists to make it possible without a new assessment. It is the no-radio Cisco Desk Pro G2 in Carbon Black, ordered as a spare service unit, so the incoming hardware matches what the site security authority already approved. Cisco states Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are not available on non-radio versions, which is the property that lets the unit into the room in the first place. Everything else is the standard Desk Pro G2, from the 27-inch 4K panel to the dual-lens camera system.

Product Description

Sites with an RF restriction usually cannot buy a replacement at short notice, because the approved configuration has to be sourced rather than substituted. Holding a no-radio spare locally removes that lead-time risk, and because the SKU carries the same NR designation as the installed units, the swap is a like-for-like change rather than a variation.

The wired infrastructure is untouched by the swap. The internal two-port Cisco Ethernet switch on 10/100/1000BASE-T means one accredited RJ-45 drop continues to serve both the endpoint and the co-located workstation, the external CS-PWR-CUBE-7= supply reuses the same outlet, and the USB-C BYOD path still carries 4K60 display extension, touch forwarding, camera and audio passthrough and 80 W laptop charging. With Bluetooth absent, the replacement expects the same wired USB headsets as the outgoing unit.

Call control can remain entirely on-premises through Unified CM 14 or later with the Desk Pro G2 device pack, or through Expressway, which is usually the reason a site chose this platform. Where a security programme covers both desks and shared spaces, plan the spares pool across both by reviewing the small room collaboration and video conference systems ranges within the Cisco collaboration portfolio.

Key Features

• No-radio spare stock — Cisco labels = SKUs as SPARE and NR removes the wireless radio, so this is the correct line item for break-fix cover in a facility that cannot accept a radio-equipped substitute.
• No wireless radio fitted — Cisco states Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are not available on non-radio versions, so the unit presents no radio for a site survey to assess.
• Two-port Ethernet switch — The internal 10/100/1000BASE-T switch shares one structured cabling drop between the endpoint and a co-located PC, so a replacement unit slots into the existing desk cabling unchanged.
• USB-C docking with 80 W charging — A single USB-C cable provides 4K60 display extension, touch forwarding, camera and audio passthrough to any software client and up to 80 W of laptop charging.
• HDMI 4K input — An HDMI 2.0 type A input takes a local source at up to 3840 x 2160 at 60 fps for wired presentation alongside the USB-C path.
• Dual-lens camera system — A 48MP 70-degree telelens and a 14.5MP 105-degree wide-angle lens with phase detection autofocus, 2x optical and 5x digital zoom cover both a single seated user and a group of up to five.
• Unified CM and Expressway registration — Native registration to Unified Communications Manager 14 or later with the Desk Pro G2 device pack, and to Expressway, keeps the unit consistent with an on-premises estate.
• VESA and wall mount kit available — CS-DESKP-VESA-C= covers Desk Pro and Desk Pro G2, so a replacement unit can reuse an existing arm or wall position.

Typical Applications

• Government space — accredited rooms where a replacement must match the assessed no-radio configuration exactly.
• Commercial meeting space — corporate floors under a no-wireless policy that keep local break-fix stock.
• Training room — restricted instruction positions that cannot wait on a procurement cycle to return to service.

Technical Specifications