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The ETHERWAN SYSTEMS, INC. EL200CB-20 is a single-mode WDM (Wavelength Division Multiplexing) Ethernet-to-fiber media converter designed for extending network connections over long-distance fiber runs. It supports SC fiber connectors and operates over single-mode fiber at distances up to 20 kilometers. This type of converter bridges copper-based Ethernet infrastructure to fiber optic cabling, enabling signal transmission far beyond the reach of standard twisted-pair runs. It is classified as an enterprise media converter and is sold as a single unit. Network technicians and low-voltage installers deploy this type of device in commercial, industrial, and campus-wide network builds.
The EL200CB-20 is suited for enterprise and commercial network environments where long-distance fiber runs are required between buildings, floors, or remote network nodes. Its WDM design allows bidirectional transmission over a single fiber strand, reducing cabling infrastructure requirements. SC connector compatibility makes it a straightforward fit for existing SC-terminated single-mode fiber plant installations. Typical applications include backbone connections, surveillance network extensions, and remote switch uplinks across campus or industrial site deployments.
Designed as an OEM-style enterprise media converter compatible with SC-terminated single-mode fiber optic cabling in standard Ethernet network installations.
Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage network technician familiar with fiber optic handling and enterprise network infrastructure. Power down affected network segments before connecting or disconnecting the converter. Handle SC fiber connectors carefully to avoid contamination or physical damage to the ferrule end-face. Follow applicable local low-voltage cabling codes and manufacturer guidelines when routing and terminating fiber runs.
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