This media converter bridges a copper Gigabit Ethernet (UTP/RJ-45) network to a single-mode fiber optic connection using the LC interface, allowing data to travel up to 80km over fiber at 1 Gbps speeds.
It requires single-mode fiber (SMF) with an LC connector. It is not compatible with multimode fiber.
It operates at 1550nm, which is the standard wavelength for long-distance single-mode fiber transmission (1000BASE-ZX).
Up to 80km (approximately 50 miles) over single-mode fiber.
Quick Answer: Yes, it supports Gigabit Ethernet at 1000 Mbps, also known as 1 Gbps, with full-duplex performance. This means the connection can send and receive data at the same time, helping provide faster and more efficient network communication. Gigabit Ethernet is commonly used for high-speed LAN connections, business networks, home networking, and devices that require reliable data transfer.
This media converter supports a maximum transmission distance of 80km over singlemode fiber.
This media converter operates at a wavelength of 1550nm over singlemode fiber (ZX type).
Yes. This media converter features an LC fiber optic port. LC connectors use a compact push-pull locking mechanism and are the most common fiber connector type in modern data center and enterprise networking environments. An LC fiber patch cable is required to connect this unit to your fiber infrastructure.
Yes. This media converter is designed for use with singlemode fiber (9/125 micron). It is not compatible with multimode fiber. Singlemode fiber supports much longer transmission distances, making it suitable for inter-building, campus, and wide-area network connections.
This media converter supports 10/100/1000Mbps (1 Gigabit per second) with auto-negotiation on the copper RJ-45 port. The fiber optic port operates at 1Gbps.