Tripp Lite N785-INT-PSCMM2 network media converter 1000 Mbit/s 1310 nm Multi-mode Black

Extends Power and Data to a PoE+ Device up to 2 km via SC Multimode Fiber Cable This economical unit converts a multimode fiber optical signal to a copper Ethernet signal that extends both power (48 VDC) and 10/100/1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet up to two kilometers (1.2 miles) using Cat5e/6 cabling. The N785-INT-PSCMM2 is ideal for providing power and data to PoE and PoE+ devices, such as security cameras, VoIP telephones, point-of-sale kiosks and access control devices. Supports Power over Ethernet to Save You Money and Give You More Installation Choices PoE saves you the expense and effort of purchasing, connecting and installing individual power supplies for each device. It also helps you install PoE devices in areas far away from AC outlets, such as poles or ceilings. Supports Auto-Sensing of Network Speed and Other Advanced Functions Monitoring and controlling your network nodes is easy with the N785-INT-PSCMM2’s advanced features, such as automatic network speed sensing, full/half-duplex auto-detection and automatic MDI/MDIX configuration. Six LEDs indicate the converter’s power, PoE, Ethernet network and fiber link statuses at a glance. Link fault pass through (LFP) monitors both the SC and RJ45 ports to ensure link status remains active. Completely Plug-and-Play with No Additional Software Required for Connection The compact metal converter is easy to install and set up with no software or drivers required. The included power supply comes with four international power cables (North America, Europe, United Kingdom, Australia) for connecting to an AC outlet with no computer or other signal source needed.

• Extends power (48 VDC) + data (1000 Mbps) to any edge PoE+ device
• Supports multimode fiber optic cable with SC connectors up to 2 km
• RJ45 jack supports auto-MDI/MDIX to bridge various network devices
• LEDs indicate Ethernet and fiber link status at a quick glance
• Link fault pass through lets you quickly identify any faults in the connection