Generic Ethernet to Fiber Media Converter 10/100/1000Mbps, Single Mode Dual Fiber Gigabit Transceiver, SMSF Up to 20km

Fiber media converters, networking devices used to bridge different types of network media, most commonly converting electrical signals from copper Ethernet cables (RJ45) to optical signals for fiber optic cables.

Key Features

• Media Conversion: They act as a bridge between dissimilar network segments, such as copper (twisted-pair Ethernet) and fiber optic cables.
• Distance Extension: They are primarily used to extend Ethernet transmission distances beyond the standard 100-meter limit of copper cabling, reaching anywhere from 2km to 120km depending on whether they use multi-mode or single-mode fiber.
• Data Rates: These devices typically support various speeds, including 10/100Mbps or full Gigabit (10/100/1000Mbps).
• Single-fiber (WDM): Uses a single core for both sending and receiving, often labeled as “A” and “B” units to differentiate transmitting/receiving wavelengths.
• Dual-fiber: Uses two separate fiber cores, one for transmitting (TX) and one for receiving (RX).
• Status Indicators: They feature built-in LED indicators to quickly monitor power, fiber link status, and Ethernet activity.