🔌 Gigabit Ethernet Fiber Media Converters - Pair of 10/100/1000M RJ45 to 1000M Bi-Directional Single-Mode SC Fiber, 20KM Reach - by ipolex Review

solved the problem by allowing me to convert ethernet to fiber, going down 3 floors outside the building and converting the 2nd one back to ethernet

I thought there might be a possibility that there might be a catch in the setup, something I would miss and would have to google, but no. 100% plug and play with proper fiber optic cable and 2 converters. Would definitely buy again

I bought a pair of these cables to run singlemode fiber around my shed. Spare socket and SFP insert in case of lightning damage or other induced failure.

I only use this a short distance from lightning isolation, not close to where it's supposed to support so can't speak to it, but in my application these converters work well, easy to mount and 'just work'. "".

Using these devices to extend POE security cameras. Less than 3 months in use and one of the media converters has lost power. Getting a replacement - rediculas. After 3 days of email exchanges, they want me to return the pwr media converters and accessories for a replacement. I have already explained three times that I only need 1 power supply. Abandoned, found a D-Link switch with specs and used with modification. Much luck

I am very happy with this solution. Plug and play with no problems, I used this to provide an internet connection for a detached building about 100ft from the router's location. Run conduit, run fiber-through conduit, power on devices, then connect to fiber, router to attached NAS, and remote desktop. Tested with file transfer from NAS to remote desktop and achieved file transfer speeds in excess of 600Mbps. I tried the ethernet-over-power solution and the best I got was 40Mbps.

It looks like the reviews Revain links to this device are for 'similar' devices, I thought I should dig into how this particular device works . I connected a Cisco approved 10GTek multimode SFP transceiver with a range of 550m, connected another identical SFP transceiver to my real Cisco SG300 series switch and ran 30m of pre-terminated outdoor multimode fiber . The purpose of this copper installation is galvanic isolation in the event of a lightning strike. It just works. Other than that, this