Comnet CNFE1005S2 Media Converter 2 Fiber

Product Description

The COMNET CNFE1005S2 is a media converter designed to bridge copper Ethernet and fiber optic network segments. Media converters of this type extend network reach beyond the distance limits of standard copper cabling by converting electrical signals to optical signals and back. The CNFE1005S2 supports two fiber connections, making it suited for point-to-point fiber links in structured cabling installations. It is typically installed by network technicians and low-voltage electricians working on surveillance, access control, or building automation systems where long-distance or electrically isolated data runs are required.

The CNFE1005S2 is used in applications where copper-to-fiber conversion is needed at the network edge or midspan. Common installation scenarios include IP camera runs, card access systems, and industrial Ethernet backbones where copper distance limitations or ground loop isolation are a concern. It is suitable for both new construction and retrofit network installations in commercial and light industrial environments.

Key Features

• Converts copper Ethernet to fiber optic for extended network reach
• Supports two fiber connections for point-to-point links
• Suitable for surveillance, access control, and building automation applications
• Compact form factor for use in network enclosures or equipment racks

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard media converter for copper-to-fiber Ethernet conversion applications in commercial network infrastructure.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed electrician familiar with structured cabling and fiber optic termination practices. Power down or de-energize the network segment before connecting or disconnecting fiber and copper cables. Follow TIA-568 and applicable local low-voltage codes when routing and terminating cables. Avoid bending fiber cables below the minimum bend radius specified for the fiber type in use.