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10 100Base Fiber Optic Media Converter

By Steve Rogers,
10 100Base Fiber Optic Media Converter
10/100base dual fiber converter10/100Base Dual Fiber Media Converter
10/100base dual fiber media converter is the conversion equipment of Ethernet optical-electronic signals between 10/100M UTP interface (TX) and 100M Fiber interface (FX).

The traditional 10/100M Fast Ethernet can be extended to the distance of 120km through optical fiber link. The 10/100base dual fiber media converters are with reasonable price are especially designed for network users.

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10/100base single fiber converter10/100Base Single Fiber Media Converter
10/100Base Single mode Single Fiber Media Converter can convert Optical-Electric Ethernet signals between 10/100M UTP interface (TX) and 100M optical fiber interface (FX).

 It could extend traditional 10/100M Fast Ethernet to the distance of 90km through single optical fiber link. The 10/100Base single fiber media converter is with stable performance and good quality by adopting latest IC from USA and Taiwan

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