Pelco Inc. FMCI-AF1MM1ST Media Converter 100m Multimode

Product Description

The PELCO INC. FMCI-AF1MM1ST is a fiber media converter designed for use in video surveillance and security system infrastructures. It converts signals across fiber optic cable runs, supporting multimode fiber up to 100 meters on a single channel. This unit is sold individually and is typically installed by low-voltage technicians and security system integrators working on camera distribution networks. It is suited for applications where copper-to-fiber or fiber-to-fiber conversion is needed to extend signal reach or isolate network segments within a structured cabling installation.

This media converter is applicable in single-channel installations requiring multimode fiber connectivity over distances up to 100 meters. It fits into commercial and light industrial security deployments where signal integrity over fiber is required between cameras, recording equipment, or network switching infrastructure. Installers working in access control, CCTV, and IP video environments will find this converter compatible with standard fiber patch panels and equipment racks.

Key Features

• Supports multimode fiber runs up to 100 meters
• Single-channel design for dedicated signal conversion
• Sold as an individual unit (quantity per package: 1)
• Compact form factor suited for rack or cabinet installation
• Designed for use in structured fiber cabling environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-install media converter for single-channel multimode fiber applications in security and surveillance system infrastructures.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed systems integrator familiar with fiber optic cabling standards. Power down all connected equipment before making fiber or signal connections. Handle fiber connectors with care to avoid contamination or physical damage to end faces. Follow applicable local codes and manufacturer wiring guidelines when integrating into an existing security or network infrastructure.