Hanwha Vision - Us TMC-FSCM1-B Media Converter Sc Multimode

Product Description

The HANWHA VISION - US TMC-FSCM1-B is a media converter designed to bridge copper Ethernet and fiber optic network segments. It uses an SC-type fiber connector and is built for multimode fiber applications. Media converters of this type extend network reach beyond the distance limitations of standard copper cabling by converting electrical signals to optical signals and back. This unit is sold individually and is typically installed by low-voltage network technicians, security integrators, or IT infrastructure professionals working on surveillance, access control, or structured cabling systems.

This media converter is suited for commercial and light industrial network installations where multimode fiber runs connect cameras, access control panels, or other IP devices back to a central switch or head-end. Multimode fiber is common in campus and in-building backbone applications where runs are typically under 2 kilometers. The SC connector type is a standard push-pull interface widely used in premises fiber installations, making this unit straightforward to terminate and swap in existing SC-patched fiber infrastructures.

Key Features

• SC fiber connector interface for multimode fiber segments
• Converts between copper Ethernet and fiber optic signals
• Extends network reach beyond copper distance limitations
• Single-unit packaging for individual deployment or sparing
• Suitable for IP surveillance, access control, and structured cabling applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style media converter for use in multimode fiber network installations utilizing SC-type fiber connectors. Confirm fiber type and wavelength compatibility with the corresponding fiber switch or SFP module before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or network integrator familiar with fiber optic termination practices. Power down or disconnect the network segment before swapping or installing the unit to avoid data disruption. Clean all SC fiber connectors before mating to prevent signal loss from contamination. Follow applicable structured cabling standards and local low-voltage codes when routing and securing fiber runs.