This economical unit converts a copper Ethernet signal to singlemode fiber (and vice versa) to extend a Gigabit Ethernet connection up to 12.4 miles (20 kilometers). Because Cat5e/6 cables are limited to only 100 meters, it is more effective to couple the N785-INT-SC-SM with singlemode fiber cable to reach greater distances. This could include providing network connectivity to employees in a secluded area of a facility, college or branch office or connecting multiple office workstations to a switch located in a separate building. Monitoring and controlling your network nodes is easy with the N785-INT-SC-SMs advanced features, such as automatic network speed sensing, full/half-duplex auto-detection and automatic MDI/MDIZ configuration. Six LEDs indicate the converters Ethernet network and fiber link status at a glance. Two N785-INT-SC-SM converters are needed to extend an Ethernet network connection. Singlemode fiber optic cabling with SC ends (such as Tripp Lites N356-Series, sold separately) connect the two converters. Copper Cat5e/6 cabling (see Tripp Lites N201-Series, sold separately) connects one converter to your network device, such as a server, and the other converter to a network switch. The compact metal converter is easy to install and set up with no software or drivers required. The included power supply connects to a convenient AC outlet with no computer or other signal source needed. International plug adapters for North America (NEMA 5-15P), the United Kingdom (BS 1363), Europe (CEE 7/16 Schuko) and Australia (AS/NZS 3112) are included. Includes North America, U.K., Europe and Australia plug adapters Supports both full- and half-duplex operation Extends your copper Gigabit Ethernet network past the standard 100 m limit Supports singlemode fiber optic cable with SC connectors RJ45 jack supports auto-MDI/MDIZ to bridge various network devices 2-year limited warranty Media converter lets you extend your copper Gigabit Ethernet network connection up to 20 km (12.4 mi.) over fiber optic cable
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