Pelco Inc. FMCI-PF1POE Sfp Media Converter Poe

Product Description

The PELCO INC. FMCI-PF1POE is a single-channel SFP media converter with Power over Ethernet (PoE) support, designed for use in surveillance and security network infrastructure. It converts signal between fiber and copper media at 100 Mbps, allowing network integrators to extend IP camera and device connections over fiber runs where direct copper connections are not practical. The unit accepts an SFP module for flexible fiber connectivity and delivers PoE to a connected device, consolidating power and data transmission into a single link. Installation is typically handled by low-voltage network technicians or security system integrators.

The FMCI-PF1POE is suited for commercial and industrial surveillance deployments where IP cameras or other PoE-powered devices must be connected across fiber infrastructure. It fits into structured cabling environments where media conversion at the edge is required, such as when transitioning from a fiber backbone to a copper drop for a single PoE endpoint. Typical applications include IP camera installations, access control endpoints, and similar single-device PoE network extensions.

Key Features

• Single-channel SFP media converter supporting 100 Mbps throughput
• Integrated PoE output delivers power and data to a connected device over a single copper cable
• SFP slot accepts field-installable fiber modules for flexible media selection
• Compact form factor suited for edge or enclosure-mounted deployments
• Sold as individual unit (each)

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style media converter for use in fiber-to-copper network edge applications requiring single-channel PoE delivery at 100 Mbps.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed network integrator familiar with structured cabling and PoE infrastructure. Power down or disconnect the network switch port before connecting or disconnecting the SFP module or PoE load. Follow applicable TIA-568 cabling standards and local electrical codes when routing copper and fiber runs. Do not exceed the PoE power budget of the upstream switch or injector feeding this converter.