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Transition CAPTF3329-105 Media Converter SC Network, RJ-11 FXS 20 km
- Media converter with RJ-11 FXS port.
- Connects to SC fiber optic network.
- Supports 20 km transmission distance.
- Enables voice or data transmission over fiber.
- Designed for FXS (Foreign Exchange Station) interfaces.
- Facilitates network extension for specific applications.
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Product Overview
The Transition CAPTF3329-105 is a media converter that connects a network device via RJ-11 FXS to a fiber optic network using SC connectors. It supports 20 km transmission distances and is designed for specific voice or data applications requiring FXS connectivity over fiber.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Media Converter |
| Copper Port | 1 x RJ-11 FXS |
| Fiber Port | 1 x SC Connector |
| Fiber Type | Single-Mode Fiber (SMF) |
Additional Specifications
| Wavelength | 1310 nm (typically) |
| Max Distance | 20 km |
| Application | Voice/Data over Fiber |
Product Description
The CAPTF3329-105 media converter from Transition Networks is a specialized device designed to bridge the gap between analog voice or data interfaces and modern fiber optic networks. It features an RJ-11 FXS (Foreign Exchange Station) port, which is commonly used for connecting analog telephones, fax machines, or other FXS-based equipment. This port allows these devices to communicate over a fiber optic link, extending their reach far beyond the limitations of traditional copper wiring. The converter utilizes an SC connector for its fiber optic interface, supporting single-mode fiber (SMF) for long-distance transmissions. With a maximum transmission distance of 20 kilometers, this device is ideal for connecting remote analog devices or extending voice services across campuses or between buildings. The specific wavelength used (typically 1310 nm for single-mode fiber) ensures compatibility with standard fiber optic infrastructure. This media converter is particularly useful for telecommunication providers, enterprises, or government agencies looking to leverage fiber optic networks for voice services or to connect legacy analog equipment to a digital infrastructure. Its ability to transmit signals over 20 km significantly enhances deployment flexibility for voice and data applications that require FXS connectivity. The device typically requires an external power supply and may include status LEDs for monitoring operational status.
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