Running out of Ethernet cable length in your office or facility? The StarTech.com Multimode LC Fiber Media Converter solves this common networking headache by converting your standard copper RJ45 connections into powerful fiber optic links that can reach up to 550m. This means you can connect remote workstations, access points, or network devices that were previously out of reach, all while maintaining Gigabit speeds and reliable performance.
Forget complex network configurations and hours of setup headaches. This media converter features a truly plug-and-play design that gets you up and running in minutes. Just connect your copper Ethernet cable to one port and your fiber optic cable to the other, and you're ready to go. The converter automatically detects the speed of connected devices and configures itself accordingly, bridging different speed networks seamlessly.
Built with durable metal housing and engineered for long-lasting performance, this converter handles the demands of professional IT environments. It supports full duplex operation, LinkFault Pass through for quick troubleshooting, Auto MDIX for automatic crossover detection, and 9K jumbo frames for efficient data transmission. The removable SFP transceiver gives you future flexibility to upgrade or change transceivers as your networking needs evolve.
Compact yet powerful, this converter fits easily in tight spaces while delivering enterprise-grade performance. The standalone design includes a wall mounting option to help you save valuable desk or rack space. Whether you're setting up a new office, expanding a campus network, or connecting remote areas in a stadium or facility, this converter provides the reliable connectivity you need without taking up valuable real estate.
One of the biggest advantages of this converter is its ability to maximize the usage and performance of your legacy equipment. By bridging your existing 10/100/1000Base-T networks to fiber backbones, you get extended reach without having to replace all your existing hardware. The auto negotiation feature ensures compatibility with devices running at different speeds, making it perfect for mixed-network environments where you need to connect older equipment with newer fiber infrastructure.
