Comnet CNFE1003POEM/M 48V Poe Media Converter

Product Description

The COMNET CNFE1003POEM/M is a 48-volt Power over Ethernet media converter designed for enterprise network infrastructure installations. Media converters of this type extend network connectivity by bridging copper Ethernet and fiber optic cabling segments, allowing technicians to expand network reach beyond the standard 328-foot copper limitation. The 48V PoE output delivers both data and power to connected endpoint devices over a single cable run. Network technicians and low-voltage installers deploy this unit in commercial and industrial environments where fiber backbone connections must interface with copper-based powered devices.

This media converter fits enterprise network deployments where a transition between fiber optic and copper Ethernet media is required while simultaneously supplying 48V PoE to connected devices such as IP cameras, access points, or VoIP phones. It is categorized as an enterprise media converter, making it appropriate for structured cabling installations in commercial buildings, campuses, and industrial facilities where managed power delivery and media conversion are needed at a single network edge point.

Key Features

• 48V PoE output delivers power and data over a single copper cable run
• Media conversion between fiber optic and copper Ethernet segments
• Extends network reach beyond copper distance limitations
• Enterprise-class design suited for commercial and industrial network infrastructure
• Single-unit quantity per package for flexible deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an enterprise-class media converter suitable for structured cabling environments requiring 48V PoE capability and copper-to-fiber media conversion at the network edge.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage or network technician familiar with structured cabling standards and PoE power budgeting requirements. Power down or disconnect upstream network equipment before making fiber or copper cable terminations. Fiber connections require proper cleaning and inspection prior to mating to avoid signal loss. Follow applicable local codes and TIA/EIA structured cabling standards during installation.