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Black Box GIGABIT INDUSTRIAL MEDIA

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Item#: 41050615 // MFG Part#: LGC5500A // By: Black Box
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  • Ethernet 1000Base-XEthernet 100Base-XEthernet 1000Base-TEthernet 100Base-TXEthernet 10Base-T Transceiver
  • 1Gbps Transfer Rate
  • PoE+, Gigabit Ethernet Protocol(s)
  • TAA Compliant
Extend LAN reach and power PoE devices. Power PoE Devices The converter supports Power over Ethernet (PoE) so you can power remote devices such as wireless access points cameras and more through standard twisted-pair cable. Designed for Harsh Conditions Black Box Industrial Media Converters are designed to perform in the toughest environments on earth. This converter features rigid IP-30 housing that makes it ideal for a range of industrial and outdoor applications. Easy to Mount Install this converter however you want. It can be wall mounted or placed on a DIN rail. Extend LAN Reach This media converter allows you to add fiber into your existing network infrastructure with ease. Fiber can extend network signals up to distances of 80 kilometers- much farther than the 100-meter limit of CATx cable. This media converter supports super-fast gigabit Ethernet that is certain to meet your business needs. Supports Link Fault Pass-Through This media converter has a link fault pass-through feature that simplifies troubleshooting. When one side of the link fails the other side continues transmitting packets and waiting for a response from the disconnected side.
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