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Allied Telesis AT-MC13 10Mbps UTP to ST MMF Ethernet Media Convertor
- Converts 10Mbps UTP (RJ45) to ST Multimode Fiber (MMF)
- Supports 10Mbps Ethernet speeds
- Features an RJ45 port for UTP connection
- Includes an ST connector for multimode fiber
- Enables media conversion for legacy networks
- Extends network reach using fiber optic cabling
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Product Overview
The Allied Telesis AT-MC13 is an Ethernet media converter that bridges 10Mbps UTP (RJ45) connections to ST multimode fiber (MMF) connections. It is designed for basic network extension and media conversion at 10Mbps speeds.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Ethernet Media Converter |
| Speed | 10Mbps |
| Interface 1 | UTP (RJ45) |
Additional Specifications
| Interface 2 | Multimode Fiber (ST Connector) |
| Fiber Type | Multimode |
| Connector Type | ST |
Product Description
The Allied Telesis AT-MC13 is a straightforward media converter designed to facilitate communication between older UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) Ethernet segments and multimode fiber optic networks. Operating at a speed of 10Mbps, this device is ideal for environments that still utilize legacy equipment or require basic network extension capabilities where higher speeds are not a necessity. The converter features a standard RJ45 port for connecting to UTP Ethernet devices and an ST connector for terminating multimode fiber optic cable. The ST connector is a common bayonet-style connector widely used in fiber optic applications. By converting the electrical signals from the UTP interface to optical signals for the fiber interface, it allows for the extension of the network over distances achievable with multimode fiber. This device is particularly useful for connecting network devices that are located further away than standard Ethernet cable lengths permit, or for integrating fiber optic backbone segments into a predominantly copper-based network. Its simplicity and focus on 10Mbps operation make it a reliable choice for specific, lower-speed networking requirements.

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