Amg Systems AMG210M-1GAT-1S-P30 Gigabit Media Converter

Product Description

The AMG SYSTEMS AMG210M-1GAT-1S-P30 is a gigabit media converter designed for enterprise network infrastructure. It delivers up to 30 watts of Power over Ethernet (PoE) output and requires an SFP transceiver module for fiber or copper uplink connectivity. This unit converts between network media types at 1 Gbps speeds, extending signal reach beyond standard copper cable limitations. Network technicians and low-voltage installers deploy this converter where structured cabling transitions to fiber or where PoE-powered devices need to be connected at extended distances. The SFP slot provides flexibility to match the uplink medium to the installation's specific cabling requirements.

The AMG210M-1GAT-1S-P30 is suited for enterprise and commercial network environments where media conversion is required between copper and fiber segments. Typical applications include connecting PoE-powered IP cameras, access points, or VoIP endpoints through a fiber backbone. The 30W PoE output supports a wide range of powered devices that comply with standard PoE power classifications. This converter is appropriate for both new installations and retrofits where fiber infrastructure is already in place.

Key Features

• 1 Gbps throughput for full-speed network media conversion
• 30W PoE output to power downstream network devices without a separate power supply
• SFP slot accepts field-selectable transceiver modules for flexible uplink media support
• Enterprise-grade media converter classification suitable for commercial deployments
• Compact single-unit form factor sold individually

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style enterprise media converter compatible with standard SFP transceiver modules; specific SFP module must be sourced and installed separately to complete the fiber or copper uplink connection.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage network technician familiar with structured cabling standards and PoE power budgets. Power down connected downstream devices before connecting or disconnecting PoE-powered ports to prevent equipment damage. Verify that the SFP transceiver module is fully seated before powering the unit. Follow applicable local codes and TIA/EIA cabling standards for cable runs and terminations.