Choose Options Compare Quick view. Add to Cart Compare. Product description This Gigabit converter is a PoE injector equipment. Add to Cart Compare Quick view. Unit supports broadcast quality audio signal and requires only one single strand of fiber, singlemode type. The Transmitter unit has audio XLR female connectors, while Showing to of 1 page. Show : 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 Therefore, these devices can provide either 10 Mbps or Mbps networking speeds on the Ethernet side.
Single Fiber Media Converters : These media converters are designed to transmit and receive signals over one strand of fiber optic cable. Single fiber media converters can accommodate either 10Base or Base networks or both. Typical features of these categories of media converters include full wire speed performance, SFP flexibility, best conversion latency, link fault pass through, and low power consumption, among others.
PoE Media Converters : Would you like to provide reliable and cost-effective fiber distance extension to PoE powered devices? We are here to help! Legacy networking typically uses multimode as a requirement rather than a single mode. If you are trying to create a connection between two service providers, it is recommended to use single-mode for its distance and durability. Multimode is only recommended if you plan to create a connection within one building. Multimode fiber can only allow data to travel a short distance but if you do not need the extra distance then multimode should be your primary choice in fiber since it can send signals more than one way and more than once.
Multimode also has the advantage of being a lot cheaper than single-mode. Multimode fiber is typically used for tasks like video surveillance and LAN systems; things that do not require data to travel far but it travels very often. Single-mode can only send data one way but with the benefit of the further possible range and it is typically faster than multimode.
Unlike the fiber optic transceiver, there are a good amount of converters that work with both cable types. Another factor that affects selection is where the converter gets its power source.
There are converters that can get their power from a simple wall outlet. It is typically used with multimode fiber type since that type is made for a network within a single building or campus. You can also use a converter that gets its power from other devices increasing the potential reach of the network.
A converter can receive power via the USB universal serial bus port. How you choose the power supply option can be important if power outlets are in short supply. You would want to convert communication to using fiber optics if distance is a concern. When using copper, there is a significant limitation on distance whether you use serial or ethernet.
Ethernet, on average, can move data with a distance of nearly meters feet while fiber optics, whether multimode or single-mode, can travel a lot further. Unlike copper, fiber optic is immune to electrical noises so it is a good option if you are in a highly electrical environment. Fiber optic cables can also transfer far more information at a time than any copper cables.
Generally they use the same principles as fiber optical transceivers but for most cases, you would want a converter that supports both. Some HUBs exclusively use half-duplex and are not be available for converters that only support full-duplex and vice versa.
Also, corruption and packet loss are more likely for converters that only support full-duplex or converters that only support half-duplex. It is recommended to do some test connections between converters and different fiber optical devices to check for compatibility. Some fiber optic media converters come with safety guards to prevent data loss. The temperature for the planned placement of the converter is important since it may cause the converter to malfunction if it is too low and it may cause complete failure if too high.
Fiber Media Converters have a copious amount of factors to consider which must be carefully analyzed before making your choice.
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