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Transition CETTF1018-105 10BFL 10BT MT-RJ 10BFL UTP Media Converter
- 10BaseFL to 10BaseT Media Converter
- Supports 10Mbps Ethernet speeds
- Connects UTP (10BaseT) to Fiber Optic (10BaseFL)
- Features MT-RJ connectors for fiber optic connections
- Extends network reach over fiber optic cable
- Ideal for legacy network upgrades or extensions
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Product Overview
The Transition CETTF1018-105 is a 10BaseFL to 10BaseT media converter. It facilitates the connection between legacy 10Mbps Ethernet over coaxial cable (UTP) and 10Mbps Ethernet over fiber optic cable (10BFL). This model uses MT-RJ connectors for its fiber optic interface.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Media Converter |
| Speed | 10Mbps |
| Copper Interface | 10BaseT (UTP) |
Additional Specifications
| Fiber Interface | 10BaseFL |
| Fiber Connector | MT-RJ |
Product Description
The Transition CETTF1018-105 is a specialized media converter designed to bridge the gap between older Ethernet standards, specifically 10BaseT over Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) copper cabling and 10BaseFL over fiber optic cabling. This device allows for the integration of legacy network segments, enabling them to communicate with each other and extending the reach of 10Mbps Ethernet networks where fiber is required for distance or immunity to electromagnetic interference. This converter operates at the 10Mbps speed, making it suitable for environments that still rely on older Ethernet infrastructure or for specific applications where higher speeds are not necessary. The use of MT-RJ connectors for the fiber optic side provides a compact and reliable connection point, often favored in dense installations. It effectively translates the electrical signals from the copper UTP port into optical signals for the fiber port, and vice versa. By employing the CETTF1018-105, network administrators can maintain connectivity with existing 10Mbps equipment while leveraging the benefits of fiber optics, such as increased distance capabilities and enhanced noise immunity. This makes it a cost-effective solution for extending the life of legacy networks or for phased upgrades where full replacement is not immediately feasible.

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