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Transition CETTF1022-200 10BT 10BFL 10BT ST 10BFL UTP Media Converter
- Media Converter for 10 Mbps Ethernet
- Supports 10BT (UTP) to 10BFL (Fiber Optic)
- 2km transmission distance over fiber
- ST fiber optic connector
- Facilitates copper-to-fiber conversion
- Extends network reach for 10 Mbps Ethernet
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Product Overview
The Transition CETTF1022-200 is a media converter designed for 10BT (10 Mbps Ethernet) over UTP (Unshielded Twisted Pair) to 10BFL (10 Mbps Fiber Optic) using an ST connector. It supports a transmission distance of 2km over fiber.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Media Converter |
| Speed | 10 Mbps (10BT) |
| Interface | 10BT (UTP) to 10BFL (Fiber) |
| Fiber Connector | ST |
Additional Specifications
| Max Distance | 2 km |
| Manufacturer | Transition Networks |
| Model | CETTF1022-200 |
Product Description
The Transition CETTF1022-200 is a media converter designed to bridge the gap between 10Base-T (10BT) Ethernet over copper UTP cabling and 10Base-FL (10BFL) Ethernet over fiber optic cabling. This device is essential for extending the reach of legacy 10 Mbps Ethernet networks beyond the limitations of copper wiring. It supports a transmission distance of up to 2 kilometers over fiber optic cable, making it suitable for connecting devices or segments within a building, campus, or industrial environment. The converter utilizes ST connectors, a common and reliable type for fiber optic connections, ensuring a secure link for data transmission. By converting the electrical signals from the copper Ethernet interface to optical signals for the fiber optic interface, the CETTF1022-200 allows for seamless communication between different network media. This is particularly useful for integrating older equipment or extending network infrastructure where fiber optic cabling offers advantages in terms of distance, bandwidth, or immunity to electromagnetic interference.


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