Here's the comparison of the three attributes you asked about:
| Attribute | PE1102N | PE1103N |
|---|---|---|
| Max Ethernet speed | 1GbE | 10GbE |
| GMSL camera inputs | 4 | 8 |
| Weight | 1600 g | 3500 g |
Both are ASUS IoT PE1100-series embedded AI systems on Jetson Orin NX / Orin Nano with 2 Ethernet ports each. asus.com +6asus.com ↗“io.max_ethernet_speed=1GbE”asus.com ↗“io.max_ethernet_speed=10GbE”asus.com ↗“io.ethernet_ports=2”asus.com ↗“io.gmsl_camera_inputs=4”asus.com ↗“io.gmsl_camera_inputs=8”asus.com ↗“mechanical.weight_g=1600 g”asus.com ↗“mechanical.weight_g=3500 g”
Summary:
- PE1103N is the faster-networked model: it supports 10GbE versus the PE1102N's 1GbE, and doubles the GMSL camera inputs (8 vs 4). asus.com +1asus.com ↗“io.max_ethernet_speed=10GbE”asus.com ↗“io.gmsl_camera_inputs=8”
- PE1102N is less than half the weight (1600 g vs 3500 g) and is also more compact (114 × 152 × 72 mm vs 170 × 220 × 84 mm). asus.com +3asus.com ↗“mechanical.weight_g=1600 g”asus.com ↗“mechanical.weight_g=3500 g”asus.com ↗“152”asus.com ↗“220”
If GMSL camera density and 10G networking matter more than size, the PE1103N is the stronger choice; if you need a lighter, more compact enclosure with fewer cameras, go with the PE1102N.