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Transition SBFTF1013-120 Bridging SC 100BFX UTP/STP Media Converter
- Bridging Media Converter
- Supports 100BFX Fiber Standard
- SC Fiber Optic Connector
- Supports UTP/STP (Copper) Ethernet
- Converts between copper and fiber optic signals
- 100Mbps Fast Ethernet speed
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Product Overview
The Transition SBFTF1013-120 is a bridging media converter that supports 100BFX fiber optic connections with SC connectors. It is designed to convert between UTP/STP (copper) and fiber optic media for 100Mbps Fast Ethernet.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Media Converter |
| Speed | Fast Ethernet (100 Mbps) |
| Fiber Standard | 100BFX |
Additional Specifications
| Fiber Connector | SC |
| Copper Interface | UTP/STP (RJ45) |
Product Description
The SBFTF1013-120 from Transition Networks is a Fast Ethernet bridging media converter designed to seamlessly connect copper Ethernet (UTP/STP) segments with fiber optic networks. This device operates at 100Mbps, supporting the 100BFX standard for its fiber optic interface, which utilizes SC connectors. Its primary function is to translate signals between the electrical domain of copper cabling and the optical domain of fiber optic cabling. This media converter is crucial for extending the reach of Fast Ethernet networks beyond the 100-meter limit of copper cables. By converting signals to fiber optics, it enables data transmission over much longer distances, while also providing immunity to electromagnetic interference (EMI) and reducing the risk of ground loops. The SC connector ensures a secure and reliable connection for the fiber optic link. The bridging capability of the SBFTF1013-120 means it acts as a transparent link between two network segments, allowing devices on either side to communicate as if they were directly connected. This makes it an ideal solution for upgrading existing copper networks to incorporate fiber, connecting different buildings on a campus, or deploying network segments in environments with high electrical noise.

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