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Transition E-TBT-FRL-05(SCHT)-NA Media Converter SC 10BT10BFL 2km
- Media Converter Type: Ethernet to Fiber.
- Copper Interface: 10Base-T (RJ45).
- Fiber Interface: 10Base-FL (SC Connector).
- Transmission Speed: Fast Ethernet (10 Mbps).
- Fiber Type: Multimode.
- Max Distance: 2 km.
- Supports SC connectors.
- Ideal for extending LAN segments.
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Product Overview
The Transition E-TBT-FRL-05(SCHT)-NA is a Fast Ethernet media converter that converts 10Base-T copper signals to 10Base-FL fiber optic signals. It features SC connectors and a transmission distance of up to 2km over multimode fiber.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Media Converter |
| Copper Speed | 10 Mbps (10Base-T) |
| Fiber Speed | 10 Mbps (10Base-FL) |
| Fiber Connector | SC |
Additional Specifications
| Fiber Type | Multimode |
| Max Distance | 2 km |
| Part Number | E-TBT-FRL-05(SCHT)-NA |
Product Description
The Transition E-TBT-FRL-05(SCHT)-NA is a Fast Ethernet media converter designed to seamlessly translate signals between copper Ethernet cabling and fiber optic cabling. Specifically, it converts 10Base-T signals from a standard RJ45 copper port into 10Base-FL fiber optic signals, enabling network extension over longer distances and in environments susceptible to electromagnetic interference. The 'SCHT' in the part number likely refers to specific features or certifications, while 'NA' might indicate North American market suitability. This converter operates at the 10 Mbps speed, characteristic of Fast Ethernet standards for the copper side (10Base-T) and its fiber optic equivalent (10Base-FL). It utilizes SC connectors, a widely adopted standard for fiber optic connections, known for their push-pull mating mechanism. The device is designed for use with multimode fiber optic cable, which is typically used for shorter to medium-range applications. The specified maximum transmission distance of 2 kilometers (approximately 1.24 miles) makes it suitable for extending local area networks (LANs) within a campus, large building, or industrial complex. The primary benefit of using this media converter is its ability to overcome the distance limitations of copper Ethernet (typically 100 meters) and provide a more robust and secure transmission medium. It is often deployed in scenarios such as connecting network segments in different buildings, extending network reach within a factory floor, or bridging between network closets. The plug-and-play nature of many media converters simplifies installation, making it a cost-effective solution for network upgrades and extensions.

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