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Tripp Lite
Converts 10/100 Ethernet to 100Base-FX fibre over SC connectors up to 1.2 miles
This Tripp Lite unit converts 10Base-T and 100Base-TX copper signals to 100Base-FX fibre through an RJ-45 port and an SC connector. It is intended for network administrators extending LAN segments beyond the standard copper distance limit. The converter supports full-duplex operation across single-mode fibre runs up to 1.2 miles.
The converter maintains continuous line-rate throughput without the packet loss or latency spikes seen in short-burst tests. Its passive cooling handles the thermal load of constant 100Base-FX transmission across the full 1.2-mile distance. Installations requiring intermittent 10 Mbps fallback will see the same stable performance during extended use.
| Brand | Tripp Lite |
|---|---|
| Model | N784-001-SC |
| Weight | 1.4 lbs |
The converter operates on standard 10/100 Ethernet power levels and does not require an external supply beyond the network link.
You need a duplex SC multimode patch cord for the fiber side and a Cat5 or better RJ-45 cable for the copper side.
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