Amg Systems AMG265M-1GAT-1S-P30-T Media Converter 1G Poe Sfp

Product Description

The AMG SYSTEMS AMG265M-1GAT-1S-P30-T is an enterprise-grade media converter designed to extend and bridge network connections across different media types in commercial and industrial installations. It provides one 1-gigabit copper port with 30-watt Power over Ethernet output and one SFP slot for fiber or additional media connectivity. Network technicians and low-voltage integrators deploy this unit where copper-to-fiber conversion or PoE device powering is required at the network edge. The 30-watt PoE output is sufficient to power IP cameras, wireless access points, VoIP phones, and similar powered devices without a separate power supply at the remote end.

This media converter is suited for enterprise, commercial, and light industrial network infrastructure projects. It fits applications where a powered device needs to be located at a distance from the main switch, or where fiber uplinks are required to bridge long cable runs that exceed copper distance limits. Security integrators, IT contractors, and low-voltage technicians are the typical installers. The SFP slot supports flexible fiber module selection depending on the required transmission distance and fiber type.

Key Features

• 1-gigabit copper port with 30-watt PoE output for powering remote network devices
• One SFP slot for flexible fiber or media uplink configuration
• Enterprise media converter class — suitable for commercial and industrial deployments
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward individual installation
• Eliminates need for a separate injector when powering PoE end-devices at the media conversion point

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style enterprise media converter for commercial network infrastructure applications requiring 1-gigabit copper PoE output combined with SFP-based media uplink capability.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or network technician familiar with PoE budgeting and structured cabling standards. Power down or disconnect the unit from its power source before connecting or removing SFP modules. Verify the total PoE load on the port does not exceed the 30-watt output rating of this converter. Follow TIA-568 and applicable local low-voltage codes when routing and terminating copper and fiber cabling.