Tripp Lite
Tripp Lite N785INTPSFP Media Converter Gigabit SFP Fiber to Ethernet POE+
Converts gigabit SFP fibre to Ethernet with PoE+ power using an external 48 V supply and four international cables
- Gigabit fiber-to-Ethernet conversion extends network reach
- PoE+ delivers 48 V power over copper
- Wide 100-240 V input suits global deployments
- Four international power cables included for immediate use
- Auto-negotiating 10/100/1000 Mbps ports simplify setup
Gigabit SFP Fiber Media Converter
The Tripp Lite N785INTPSFP converts Gigabit SFP fiber signals to 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet. It includes an external power supply that accepts 100-240V input at 50/60 Hz and delivers 48V 1.25A output, plus four international power cables for global deployment.
Suits PoE+ edge deployments
Installers who need to power remote devices such as wireless access points or IP cameras over the Ethernet link will benefit from the integrated PoE+ capability. Sites without available AC outlets at the far end, or projects that require fiber uplink distances beyond copper limits, are the intended use cases. Buyers who only need a simple fiber-to-copper conversion without power injection should look at a non-PoE media converter.
48V 1.25A power supply output
The external supply provides 48V at 1.25A, which determines the maximum power available for the connected PoE+ device. Verify that the powered device's consumption stays within this budget before specifying the converter.
Highlights
- Gigabit fiber-to-Ethernet conversion extends network reach
- PoE+ delivers 48 V power over copper
- Wide 100-240 V input suits global deployments
- Four international power cables included for immediate use
- Auto-negotiating 10/100/1000 Mbps ports simplify setup
Specifications
| Brand | Tripp Lite |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 1.36 kg |
| Package size | 254 × 218 × 112 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I install the N785INTPSFP media converter and what step is often missed?
Connect the external power supply (100-240V input, 48V 1.25A output) using the correct international cable, insert the SFP transceiver into the slot, link the fiber and Ethernet cables, then verify the PoE+ power budget matches the connected device; the step often missed is confirming the SFP module is fully seated and latched.
What maintenance or replacement will the N785INTPSFP need later?
The SFP transceiver module is the primary replaceable component; swap it if the fiber link fails or to change wavelength or distance. The external 48V power supply may also require replacement after extended use.
What limit appears first on the N785INTPSFP under sustained PoE+ load?
The 48V 1.25A power supply output caps total PoE+ delivery at 60W, so sustained high-power devices will hit this budget ceiling before the 1000 Mbps Ethernet throughput saturates.
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