BIDI WDM Single Fiber 10/100M 1490/1550 40km Ethernet Media Converter

A Pair of BIDI WDM Single Fiber Ethernet Fiber Media Converter 10/100M 1490/1550nm 40km

BIDI WDM Single Fiber Ethernet Media Converter
Media converters can be used anywhere in the network to integrate newer technology with existing equipment to support new applications, technologies and future growth. Instead of costly, across-the-board upgrades, media converters can extend the productive life of the existing cabling as well as the active equipment.

Fiber-Mart.COM supply 10/100Base Ethernet Fiber Media Converters, 1000Base Gigabit Fiber Media Converter,SFP Fiber Media Converter, Options in singlemode dual fiber, multimode dual fiber and singlemode single fiber. We also supply Media Coverter Chassis, like 14 slot media converter chassis and 16 slot media converter chassis, used to manage the various media converters.

Features

  • AutoCross™: Automatically detects and configures the twisted pair port on the converter to the correct MDI or MDI-X configuration.
  • Link Pass Through: Link Pass Through is a troubleshooting feature that allows the media converter to monitor both the fiber and copper RX ports for loss of signal.
  • Automatic Link Restoration: The medio converters will automatically re-establish link in all network conditions.
  • Selectable speed setting: The converter can be set to 10Mbps or 100Mbps. Both copper and fiber ports are automatically set to the same speed. Devices connect to duplex mode of link partner.

Key Features


  • 10/100Mbps auto-negotiation
  • Supports IEEE 802.3x full-duplex flow control and back pressure half-duplex flow control
  • Supports MAC self-learning
  • Standards: IEEE802.3, IEEE802.3u, IEEE802.3x, 10/100Base-TX, 100Base-FX, 10/100/1000Base-TX, 1000Base-FX/LX
  • LED status of Link, activity, Full/half duplex, speed and power on diagnostic function
  • Extremely low power consumption and low heat
  • Reliable and stable performance

Applications:

Extend Ethernet Network Distances
It use the 10BASE-T to 10BASE-FL speed setting (back-to-back) to extend the distance between two 10BASE-T devices up to 100km. using single mode fiber without a repeater.
Extend Fast Ethernet Network Distances
It use the 100BASE-TX to 100BASE-FX setting to extend the distance between any two 100BASE-TX devices up to 100km. using single mode fiber. Or interface directly with a 100BASE-FX compliant port on any device to provide a 100BASE-TX port interface.

Specifications

ParameterSpecification
UTP Port1-port RJ452-port RJ454-port RJ45
Power SupplyExternalExternalExternal
Dimension
(L×W×H) (mm)		26x70x95
（with external power)		26x70x95
（with external power)		30*110*140
（with external power)
UTP Rate10/100Mbps
Fiber PortDuplex SC, ST, FC available
Fiber Rate100Mbps
Fiber Wavelength1490/1550nm
Fiber ModeSingle-mode
Distance40km
LED IndicatorTX LINK, FX LINK, TX ACT, FX ACT, PWR, FDX.
Working Temperature-20~75°C
Relative Humidity5%~90%

Note: Port Base VLAN is optional, please contact sales@fiber-mart.com for more details.

Picture Details

1SC+1RJ451SC+2RJ451SC+4RJ45


Label Customized

Note:Neutra or customized label are available per your requirements.please feel free to contact us at sales@fiber-mart.com for more details.

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