PLANET
PLANET VC-232G 1-Port Gigabit Ethernet over Coaxial Converter 200/100Mbps switch module
Extends Gigabit Ethernet up to 1.4 km over existing coaxial cable at 300 Mbps total duplex
- Extends network reach up to 1.4km over existing coaxial cable
- Delivers 300Mbps total duplex bandwidth for high-speed data transfer
- Supports 200Mbps downstream and 100Mbps upstream asymmetric transmission
- Connects via BNC and Gigabit RJ45 for versatile device integration
- Complies with ITU-T G.993.5 G.Vectoring and G.INP standards
Long-range coaxial converter
The PLANET VC-232G converts a single Gigabit Ethernet link to VDSL2 over existing RG6 or RG7 coaxial cable. It targets installers who need to reach IP cameras, wireless access points or digital signage beyond the 100-metre UTP limit without pulling new fibre.
Passive thermal design
The compact metal housing dissipates heat without a fan, so the unit runs silently in equipment cabinets or ceiling voids. Power consumption stays low during continuous 300 Mbps duplex operation, leaving headroom on shared PoE switches or limited UPS capacity.
BNC and RJ45 connectivity
One BNC female connector carries the VDSL2 signal up to 1.4 km, while the 10/100/1000BASE-T RJ45 port links the remote device over standard UTP. ITU-T G.993.5 vectoring and G.INP reduce errors on noisy plant, and the two selectable modes let the installer trade upstream for downstream bandwidth to match asymmetric camera streams.
Highlights
- Extends network reach up to 1.4km over existing coaxial cable
- Delivers 300Mbps total duplex bandwidth for high-speed data transfer
- Supports 200Mbps downstream and 100Mbps upstream asymmetric transmission
- Connects via BNC and Gigabit RJ45 for versatile device integration
- Complies with ITU-T G.993.5 G.Vectoring and G.INP standards
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I install the VC-232G and which connection step is often missed?
Connect the BNC connector to the existing RG6 or RG7 coaxial cable and the RJ45 port to the IP device using UTP cable up to 100m. The step often missed is ensuring both ends use the same transmission mode, asymmetric or symmetric.
What maintenance or replacement will the VC-232G need over time?
The unit has no moving parts or user-serviceable components. Maintenance is limited to checking the BNC and RJ45 connections for corrosion and verifying the coaxial cable remains intact over the 1.4km maximum distance.
What is the first performance limit reached under sustained load on the VC-232G?
The asymmetric bandwidth caps at 200Mbps downstream and 100Mbps upstream, giving a total duplex ceiling of 300Mbps. Sustained traffic beyond these rates will hit this throughput limit before distance or interface constraints.
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