Cisco Room Navigator CS-T10-WM-G-K9= – Wall Mount Spare Service Unit

Product Overview

A scheduling panel that fails outside the door of a bookable room is a visible fault, which is why estates running Room Navigators at scale hold spares. CS-T10-WM-G-K9= is the spare service unit for the wall-mount Cisco Room Navigator; the = suffix marks it as a Cisco spare rather than a complete new room system. The distributor lists it in First Light, and Cisco documents First Light and Carbon Black as the panel's two finishes, though Cisco publishes no definition for the G position in this part number. The panel itself is current Cisco product with a 10.1-inch 1920 x 1200 display and a 360-degree viewable LED status bar.

Product Description

Sparing a booking panel is cheap insurance relative to the disruption of an unbookable room. Because the wall version is powered by PoE 802.3af Class 0 over a single Ethernet (RJ-45) 100 Mbps run and ships with its own bracket, sticker and template, a swap is a short visit rather than a re-installation: the existing Cat drop and wall box are reused and only the panel changes.

Matching matters on a replacement. The wall unit is 2.8 x 9.53 x 6.3 in. (6.9 x 24.2 x 16.4 cm) and 2.03 lb (0.920 kg) as Cisco prints the figures, and Cisco documents only First Light and Carbon Black finishes for the family. Confirm the finish letter against your existing estate before ordering so the replacement panel is not visibly different from the ones either side of it.

Once mounted, the spare behaves identically to the unit it replaces: room booking with a multicolor LED state light visible along the corridor, temperature, humidity and TVOC sensing reported into Control Hub, and compatibility with Room Series, Board Series and Desk Series endpoints on RoomOS 9.14.3 or later. Browse the rest of the room scheduling range and the wider device and room control collection when building a spares list.

For sites holding a mixed spares pool, note that the table-stand and wall-mount versions are different SKUs with different dimensions and different mounting hardware, and are not interchangeable in the field. Full endpoint options are listed under Cisco.

Key Features

• Cisco spare service unit — The = part number is the service replacement for an installed wall-mount Room Navigator, so a break/fix swap can be ordered without quoting a full room system.
• 360-degree multicolor LED status light — The wall-mount panel's status light is visible from down a corridor, so passers-by can see whether a room is free or booked without reading the screen.
• PoE 802.3af Class 0 power — A single Cat cable carries both power and data, so the panel needs no local mains outlet at the table or beside the door.
• 10.1-inch 1920 x 1200 capacitive touch panel — The higher resolution than the Touch 10's 1280 x 800 keeps room-booking and call-control layouts legible at arm's length.
• Built-in environmental sensors — Temperature, humidity and TVOC air-quality readings are reported to Cisco Control Hub alongside acoustic data from the paired endpoint, giving facilities teams workspace telemetry without extra sensors.
• Microsoft Teams Rooms certification — Cisco states the Room Navigator is certified as both a Microsoft Teams Rooms Console and a Microsoft Teams Panel, so the same panel deploys in Teams-standardised estates.
• First Light and Carbon Black finishes — Cisco documents two colour options for the Room Navigator, letting the panel be matched to the room finish or the paired device.
• Wide Cisco device compatibility — Cisco lists support across Room Series, Board Series (Board S, Board Pro, Board Pro G2) and Desk Series, so one control-panel SKU covers a mixed estate.

Typical Applications

• Conference room — The 10.1-inch panel gives call control, content sharing and booking on the table or at the door of a standard bookable room.
• Commercial meeting space — Managed office and multi-tenant meeting suites use the panel's booking state and Control Hub telemetry to report room utilisation to tenants.
• Multi-purpose room — Rooms that switch between meeting, briefing and training use benefit from one consistent control surface regardless of how the space is configured.
• All-hands room — A wall panel outside a large shared space makes booking state visible to a corridor of people rather than to whoever opens the door.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this a complete new system or a service replacement?

The = suffix marks a Cisco spare or service unit. It is intended to replace a panel in an existing deployment rather than to be quoted as a complete new room system, which normally ships the panel bundled with the endpoint.

What ships in the box?

Cisco lists the Room Navigator touch panel in First Light or Carbon Black, plus the mounting bracket, a sticker and an installation template. No VESA pattern is published for the wall version, so set out from the supplied template.

Does the panel need a power outlet at the table or wall?

No. The Room Navigator is powered by Power over Ethernet 802.3af Class 0 over its single RJ-45 connection, so one Cat cable carries power and data. Cisco also publishes a 100-240 VAC, 0.5 A max, 50/60 Hz rating for the optional power-supply accessory.

Which Cisco endpoints does it pair with?

Cisco lists Room Series, Board Series (Board S, Board Pro and Board Pro G2) and Desk Series devices as compatible, with a minimum software level of RoomOS 9.14.3 or later on the paired endpoint.

Will the spare match the panels already installed?

Cisco documents two finishes for the Room Navigator, First Light and Carbon Black. This part number is listed by the distributor as First Light, but Cisco publishes no key for the G position in the part number, so confirm the finish against your existing estate before ordering.

What warranty applies to this Room Navigator?

Cisco publishes a 1-year limited liability warranty for the Room Navigator. Warranty is handled per Cisco's standard terms for this product class — contact Creation Networks to confirm coverage for your order.

How is the panel secured on the corporate network?

Cisco documents 802.1X network authentication, secure management over HTTPS and SSH, SRTP media encryption using AES-128-GCM or AES-256-GCM, and WPA3 / WPA3-Enterprise with CCMP128, so the panel can be onboarded under standard enterprise access policy.