Transition J/FE-CF-03(100)-NA SC 100BFX Single UTP/STP Media Converter

SKU:J/FE-CF-03(100)-NA

Media Conversion: UTP/STP (Copper) to Fiber Optic.
Connector Type: SC (for fiber).
Network Speed: Fast Ethernet (100 Mbps).
Fiber Type: Single-mode.
Port Count: 1 x RJ45 (copper), 1 x SC (fiber).
Supports distances up to 100 km over single-mode fiber.
Plug-and-play installation.
Ideal for extending network reach.

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Product Overview

The Transition J/FE-CF-03(100)-NA is a single-port SC 100BFX media converter. It facilitates the conversion between different network media types, specifically UTP/STP (copper) and single-mode fiber optic cable, for Fast Ethernet (100Mbps) connections.

Technical Information

Product Type	Media Converter
Network Speed	100 Mbps (Fast Ethernet)
Fiber Connector	SC
Fiber Type	Single-Mode

Additional Specifications

Fiber Distance	Up to 100 km
Copper Connector	RJ45
Power Supply	External (included)

Product Description

The Transition Networks J/FE-CF-03(100)-NA is a standalone media converter designed to bridge the gap between copper Ethernet cabling and fiber optic cabling. This specific model facilitates conversion for Fast Ethernet (100 Mbps) networks, allowing for the extension of network distances far beyond the limitations of standard copper UTP/STP cables. It features an RJ45 port for connecting to standard twisted-pair Ethernet devices and an SC connector for single-mode fiber optic connections. The single-mode fiber capability enables network signals to travel significantly longer distances, up to 100 kilometers, making it ideal for connecting buildings, campuses, or extending networks across metropolitan areas. This media converter is a cost-effective solution for upgrading existing copper networks to leverage the benefits of fiber optics, such as increased bandwidth, immunity to electromagnetic interference, and extended reach. It is typically used in pairs, with one converter at each end of the fiber optic link, to establish a robust and long-distance network connection.

Condition:Refurbished