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Transition E-TBT-FRL-04(SM)-NA 10BT 10BFL 10BT ST Media Converter
- Converts 10Base-T (copper) to 10Base-FL (fiber optic).
- Supports single-mode fiber (SMF).
- Features ST fiber optic connectors.
- Extends network reach significantly over fiber.
- Provides a cost-effective solution for fiber extension.
- Ideal for connecting networks over long distances.
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Product Overview
The Transition E-TBT-FRL-04(SM)-NA is a media converter that bridges 10Base-T Ethernet to 10Base-FL fiber optic connections. It is designed for extending network distances over single-mode fiber.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Media Converter |
| Ethernet Standard | 10Base-T |
| Fiber Standard | 10Base-FL |
Additional Specifications
| Fiber Type | Single-Mode |
| Fiber Connector | ST |
Product Description
The Transition E-TBT-FRL-04(SM)-NA is a specialized media converter designed to bridge the gap between copper-based Ethernet networks and fiber optic infrastructure. Specifically, it converts signals from 10Base-T (10 Mbps Ethernet over twisted-pair copper cabling) to 10Base-FL (10 Mbps Ethernet over fiber optic cabling). This conversion is crucial for extending network distances beyond the limitations of copper cabling, which typically maxes out at 100 meters. This model is configured for use with single-mode fiber (SMF), which allows for significantly longer transmission distances compared to multi-mode fiber. The inclusion of ST connectors indicates the type of physical interface used for the fiber optic connection. By utilizing single-mode fiber, the E-TBT-FRL-04(SM)-NA can facilitate network connectivity across several kilometers, making it an ideal solution for connecting buildings, campuses, or remote network segments. The converter operates at the 10 Mbps speed, adhering to the original Ethernet standards for these interfaces. It serves as a vital component in network infrastructure upgrades or expansions where fiber optic cabling is already in place or is being deployed for its superior bandwidth, noise immunity, and distance capabilities. The 'NA' designation might indicate a specific regional or feature set variant.


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