Comnet FVR110M1 Digital Video Receiver

Product Description

The COMNET FVR110M1 is a digital video receiver with bidirectional data transmission and contact closure functionality, designed for structured cabling and fiber-based surveillance or enterprise video distribution systems. It serves as the receive-end component in a fiber optic video link, accepting an encoded digital video signal and outputting it to downstream display or recording equipment. The built-in bidirectional data channel supports control signals such as PTZ camera commands, while the contact closure channel enables remote trigger and alarm relay functions. Installation is typically handled by low-voltage technicians, systems integrators, or network video professionals.

The FVR110M1 is suited for enterprise and commercial installations where long-distance video signal transport is required over fiber infrastructure. Typical deployment scenarios include IP surveillance systems, campus security networks, and KVM distribution architectures where reliable, interference-free video and data transmission is critical. The contact closure feature supports integration with access control panels, alarm systems, or other relay-triggered devices at the receive end of the fiber link.

Key Features

• Digital video receive function for fiber optic video distribution systems
• Bidirectional data channel supports PTZ control and serial command passthrough
• Contact closure channel enables remote relay and alarm integration
• Designed for enterprise KVM and surveillance video infrastructure
• Single-unit receiver form factor sold individually

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style receive-end component for fiber optic digital video transmission systems in enterprise KVM and surveillance applications.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or systems integrator familiar with fiber optic video distribution. De-energize all connected equipment before making fiber and signal connections. Follow applicable local low-voltage wiring codes and the manufacturer documentation for proper fiber termination and data channel configuration. Do not connect or disconnect fiber connectors while the transmit-end laser source is active.