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Transition E-TBT-FRL-05(L) E-TBT-FRL 10BT ST 10BFL UTP Media Converter
- 10BT ST 10BFL UTP Media Converter
- Supports 10 Mbps Ethernet (10BASE-T)
- Converts between UTP (copper) and fiber optic
- ST fiber optic connector
- Extends network distance for legacy Ethernet
- Designed for network infrastructure
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Product Overview
The Transition E-TBT-FRL-05(L) is a 10BT ST 10BFL UTP media converter. It facilitates the conversion between 10 Mbps Ethernet over copper (UTP) and 10 Mbps Ethernet over fiber optic (ST connector).
Technical Information
| Model | E-TBT-FRL 10BT ST 10BFL |
| SKU | E-TBT-FRL-05(L) |
| Type | Media Converter |
Additional Specifications
| Connector Type | ST |
| Speed | 10 Mbps (Ethernet) |
| Cable Type Supported | UTP (Copper), Fiber Optic |
Product Description
The Transition E-TBT-FRL-05(L) is a media converter designed for legacy Ethernet networks, specifically operating at 10 Mbps. It facilitates the conversion between 10BASE-T Ethernet, which uses Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP) copper cabling, and 10BASE-FL Ethernet, which uses fiber optic cabling. The converter utilizes an ST connector for the fiber optic interface, a common connector type in older fiber optic installations. This device is essential for extending the reach of 10 Mbps Ethernet networks. While modern networks have largely moved to Gigabit speeds, older infrastructure or specific industrial applications may still rely on 10 Mbps connectivity. The media converter allows these networks to span distances far greater than the 100-meter limit of copper UTP cables by transmitting data over fiber optic lines. The E-TBT-FRL-05(L) is valuable for integrating older equipment into a network or for extending network segments in environments where fiber optics are preferred due to factors like electromagnetic interference immunity or longer transmission distances. It serves as a bridge, enabling communication between devices connected via different physical media types within a 10 Mbps network.

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