Amg Systems AMG260-2GBT-2S-P180 Media Converter 2G Poe 2SFP

Product Description

The AMG SYSTEMS AMG260-2GBT-2S-P180 is a 2-plus-2 enterprise media converter that bridges copper gigabit Ethernet and fiber SFP connections in a single unit. It provides two gigabit copper ports with PoE output rated at 60 or 90 watts per port, alongside two SFP uplink slots for fiber connectivity. This unit is designed for network infrastructure professionals and systems integrators who need to extend or convert network media types while simultaneously powering PoE-capable devices such as IP cameras, wireless access points, and VoIP endpoints. The converter is sold as an individual unit.

The AMG260-2GBT-2S-P180 is suited for enterprise and commercial network deployments where copper-to-fiber media conversion is required at the edge or within a distribution layer. Typical install scenarios include security camera runs, wireless infrastructure backhaul, and structured cabling projects that require both power delivery and fiber uplink capability in a compact form factor. It is classified within the enterprise media converters category, indicating it is intended for professional-grade network environments rather than residential or light-duty applications.

Key Features

• Two gigabit copper RJ45 ports with PoE output supporting 60 watts or 90 watts per port
• Two SFP slots for fiber uplink connectivity and media conversion
• 2-plus-2 hybrid port architecture supports simultaneous PoE delivery and fiber aggregation
• Enterprise-class design suited for commercial and industrial network infrastructure
• Sold as a single unit for straightforward procurement and deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style enterprise media converter for professional network infrastructure applications requiring gigabit copper-to-fiber media conversion with PoE output capability.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network technician or low-voltage systems integrator familiar with structured cabling and fiber termination practices. Power down any connected equipment before installing or removing SFP modules or connecting copper ports. Installations must comply with applicable local electrical codes, including relevant sections of the NEC governing low-voltage and power-over-Ethernet wiring. Verify that connected PoE devices are rated to accept 60-watt or 90-watt input before energizing ports.