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Transition Networks M/GE-PSW-SX-01(LC)NA Transceiver/Media Converter
- Gigabit Ethernet Media Converter
- Supports 1000Base-T (copper) interface
- Supports 1000Base-SX (multimode fiber) interface
- LC connectors for fiber optic interface
- Enables network extension over multimode fiber
- Designed for North American (NA) market/power
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Product Overview
The Transition Networks M/GE-PSW-SX-01(LC)NA is a Gigabit Ethernet media converter supporting 1000Base-SX multimode fiber with LC connectors. It converts between 1000Base-T copper and 1000Base-SX fiber, designed for network extension.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Media Converter |
| Copper Speed | 1000Base-T |
| Fiber Speed | 1000Base-SX |
Additional Specifications
| Fiber Type | Multimode |
| Fiber Connector | LC |
| Region | NA |
Product Description
The Transition Networks M/GE-PSW-SX-01(LC)NA is a Gigabit Ethernet media converter that facilitates the conversion between 1000Base-T copper connections and 1000Base-SX multimode fiber optic connections. This device is essential for extending Gigabit Ethernet networks beyond the distance limitations of copper cabling, typically up to 550 meters for 1000Base-SX over appropriate multimode fiber. The 'M/GE' likely indicates a modular or managed Gigabit Ethernet device, while 'PSW' might refer to power supply or specific features. The 'SX' denotes the use of short-wavelength optics suitable for multimode fiber, and '(LC)' specifies the use of LC connectors, which are compact and widely adopted for fiber optic terminations. The 'NA' designation indicates it is intended for the North American market, likely including a relevant power adapter. This media converter is commonly deployed in enterprise networks, data centers, or campus environments to connect network switches, servers, or workstations. It allows for seamless integration of fiber optic links, providing benefits such as increased bandwidth, immunity to electromagnetic interference, and extended reach compared to copper. The use of LC connectors ensures a secure and reliable physical connection for the fiber optic cable.

