| | |  | Digital Video Recorders | Home » » » » » Gigabit Fiber Ethernet Media Converter Rj45 To Sc | | | | | | | Description: | | The MCMGBSC055 1000 Mbps Gigabit Multi Mode Fiber Ethernet Media Converter SC - 550m converts transparently to/from 1000Base-T Ethernet signals and 1000Base-SX optical signals, providing a cost-effective Ethernet-fiber/copper-fiber link, in order to extend an Ethernet network connection over a Multimode fiber backbone.Supporting a maximum Multimode fiber optic cable distance of 550 meters (0.34 miles), this Fiber Media Converter delivers a simple solution for connecting Gigabit Ethernet networks to remote locations using SC-terminated MM fiber, while ensuring solid network performance and scalability.Backed by a StarTech.com 2-year warranty and free lifetime technical support. | | | Features: | |
• Provides increased bandwidth and high data throughput by eliminating network bottlenecks and congestion
• Compact, lightweight design ensures portability and simplifies mounted installations
• Easily installed into any scenario with little to no configurations needed
• 850nm Wavelength
• LED Indicators for simple Ethernet/Fiber network link monitoring
• Compact design
• Simple installation
• Supports forced full duplex or auto-negotiation modes on the fiber link
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| 0.95 pounds | | Package Length:
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| 6.7 inches | | Package Height:
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| 0.95 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
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Does what it's supposed to.Feb 15, 2012
By B. N. Flynn
"compudoc64"
Been running two of these for about five months now between buildings for a multifamily internet system - Nothing too fancy. No problems yet, doing their jobs silently and trouble free as they should. My only comment would be that they run a little on the warm side. I haven't pointed a thermometer at them, but they are hot to the touch - Nothing dangerous or burn-inducing. It hasn't been an issue thus far.
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