Transition S6210-3011-NA S6210 Media Converter ST NetworkBNC T3/E3 2km

SKU:S6210-3011-NA

T3/E3 Media Converter
Converts coaxial T3/E3 to fiber optic
Utilizes ST fiber optic connectors
Supports Network BNC connectors for T3/E3 input
Operates at T3 (45 Mbps) or E3 (34 Mbps) rates
Extends T3/E3 transmission up to 2 km
Compact standalone unit

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Product Overview

The Transition S6210-3011-NA is a T3/E3 Media Converter. It converts T3 (45 Mbps) or E3 (34 Mbps) signals from coaxial BNC connectors to fiber optic signals using ST connectors, with a maximum transmission distance of 2 km.

Technical Information

Product Type	Media Converter
Interface	T3 (45 Mbps) / E3 (34 Mbps)
Copper Connector	BNC (NetworkBNC)
Fiber Connector	ST

Additional Specifications

Fiber Type	Multimode (typical for 2km distance)
Max Fiber Distance	2 km
Data Rate	T3 (45 Mbps) / E3 (34 Mbps)

Product Description

The S6210-3011-NA is a high-speed media converter designed for T3 (45 Mbps) and E3 (34 Mbps) digital transmission services. It bridges the gap between the coaxial cable interface commonly used for T3/E3 signals (via BNC connectors) and fiber optic cabling, enabling longer-distance and more robust data transmission. This converter allows network operators to extend the reach of their T3/E3 circuits beyond the limitations of coaxial cable, typically up to 2 kilometers, by converting the electrical signals into optical signals. The use of ST connectors for the fiber optic interface provides a secure and reliable physical connection. The 'NetworkBNC' designation indicates the type of coaxial connector used for the T3/E3 input. This device is essential for telecommunications providers and large enterprises needing to connect high-bandwidth digital leased lines across campuses or between nearby facilities, offering improved signal integrity and resistance to electromagnetic interference compared to coaxial transmission.

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