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Compact black industrial media converter with SFP slot and RJ45 port

STARTECH

STARTECH IMC1GSFP30W PoE+ Industrial Media Converter 30W SFP to RJ45

SKU CH-AVDT-FECW6 MPN IMC1GSFP30W

Converts fiber to copper Ethernet while delivering up to 30 W PoE+ power to cameras or sensors in harsh industrial settings

  • TypeMedia Converter
  • ColorBlack
  • SpecificationsNetwork Technology: 1000Base-TX, 1000Base-T Power Descriptio

Option PoE+ 3 Wire 30W

  • 4 Wire
  • PoE+ 3 Wire 30W
  • PoE+ 3 Wire 60W

Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.

  • Delivers up to 30W PoE+ power to cameras and sensors
  • Converts fiber to copper at 10/100/1000Mbps via open SFP slot
  • Operates reliably from -40C to 75C in rugged IP30 aluminum housing
  • Accepts 48-56VDC through terminal block or Type-N barrel connector
  • Mounts on DIN rail or wall with included hardware

Compact Industrial PoE+ Media Converter

The StarTech IMC1GSFP30W converts a single SFP fibre link to a 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 port while delivering up to 30 W of PoE+ power. Its IP30 aluminium housing operates from -40 °C to 75 °C and is rated for vibration, shock and free-fall. DIN-rail and wall-mount hardware are included for fixed installations.

Upgrade from non-PoE fibre converters

This unit replaces a separate fibre transceiver and PoE injector, reducing cabling and potential failure points. The jump is worth it when you need to power cameras, sensors or access points directly over the copper link without a local mains supply. It is not for buyers who need multiple copper ports or fibre redundancy from a single device.

Limited to one SFP and one RJ45 port

The open MSA-compliant SFP slot accepts any single-mode or multi-mode module, but only one fibre path is supported. Power input requires 48-56 VDC via the 3-wire terminal block or a Type-N barrel adapter, neither of which is included. The converter passes 16 K jumbo frames but offers no Layer-2 management or VLAN features.

Highlights

  • Delivers up to 30W PoE+ power to cameras and sensors
  • Converts fiber to copper at 10/100/1000Mbps via open SFP slot
  • Operates reliably from -40C to 75C in rugged IP30 aluminum housing
  • Accepts 48-56VDC through terminal block or Type-N barrel connector
  • Mounts on DIN rail or wall with included hardware

Specifications

BrandStarTech.com
Part NumberIMC1GSFP30W
TypeMedia Converter
ColorBlack
SpecificationsNetwork Technology: 1000Base-TX, 1000Base-T
Power Description Plug/Connector Type: Terminal Block (3 Wire), Type N
Expansion Slot Type: SFP (mini-GBIC)
Number of SFP Slots: 1
Total Number of Expansion Slots: 1.0
Network (RJ-45): Yes
Number of PoE (RJ-45) Ports: 1
Total Number of Ports: 1
Media Type Supported: Twisted Pair
Fiber Mode Supported: Optical Fiber, Single-mode, Multi-mode
Weight (Approximate) 2.80 oz
Height 1.9", Width 1.4", Depth 2.3"
Environmental Compliance: Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS), Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive (WEEE)
Shipping weight0.24 kg
Package size155 × 105 × 64 mm

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Questions about this item

What are the exact dimensions of the IMC1GSFP30W so I can check DIN-rail clearance?

The unit measures 1.9 inches high, 1.4 inches wide and 2.3 inches deep, and includes DIN-rail and wall-mount hardware in the box.

Which step is most often missed when wiring the terminal-block power input?

Connect the 48–56 V DC supply to the three-wire terminal block with correct polarity; the converter will not power on if the positive and negative leads are reversed.

What ongoing maintenance does the SFP slot require in a dusty industrial cabinet?

Keep the slot covered with a dust plug when no transceiver is fitted, and inspect the fiber end-faces with a scope before inserting any MSA-compliant SFP module.

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