S-10GR Series, Media Converters

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05090750
Perle Systems
S-1110-SFP-XT - INDUSTRIAL TEMPE
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IP20
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RJ45, SFP
S-10GR
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Perle Systems
S-10GRT-SFP - 10 GIGABIT MEDIA A
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100m
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6V ~ 30V
RJ45, SFP
S-10GR

About  Media Converters

Media converters are specialized devices that facilitate the conversion of signals between cable-based Ethernet equipment and fiber-optic protocols. They are particularly designed for industrial-grade applications and offer reliable and efficient media conversion. These converters enable the integration of different types of networks by converting the electrical signals used in Ethernet devices into light signals utilized in fiber-optic networks. This allows for seamless communication between devices using different media types, such as copper conductors and fiber optic cables. Media converters support various fiber-optic protocols, including Gigabit, SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable), XFP (10 Gigabit Small Form-factor Pluggable), 10BASE-FL, and 100BASE-FX. They can be configured for single-mode or multimode setups, depending on the specific requirements of the network infrastructure. When selecting media converters, considerations such as the number of ports, manufacturer's series, communication distance, mounting and connector types, and voltage input come into play. These factors ensure compatibility and optimal performance within the network environment. Media converters come in both fixed and modular configurations, offering flexibility in terms of scalability and customization. Managed or unmanaged topology options are available, allowing for centralized control and monitoring of network traffic or simple plug-and-play functionality, respectively. Overall, media converters play a critical role in enabling the seamless integration of cable-based Ethernet equipment and fiber-optic protocols in industrial settings. They are selected based on factors such as port count, series, distance requirements, mounting and connector types, and power input to ensure reliable and efficient media conversion.