Pelco Inc. FRV10D1M1ST Fiber Video Data Receiver

Product Description

The PELCO INC. FRV10D1M1ST is a single-channel video and single-channel data bidirectional fiber optic receiver designed for professional surveillance and security system installations. This unit accepts fiber optic input and converts it for use with downstream video and data equipment, supporting simultaneous transmission of video and bidirectional data over a single fiber run. It is intended for installation by security systems integrators and low-voltage technicians working in commercial or institutional environments where long-distance, interference-resistant signal distribution is required.

The FRV10D1M1ST is suited for applications where copper-based cabling is impractical due to distance, electromagnetic interference, or ground loop concerns. Typical install scenarios include campus security networks, large commercial facilities, transportation hubs, and industrial sites where CCTV video signals and PTZ camera control data must be reliably transported over extended fiber runs. This receiver pairs with a compatible fiber transmitter at the camera or head-end side of the link.

Key Features

• Single-channel video reception over fiber optic cable
• Single-channel bidirectional data channel for PTZ or serial control signals
• Fiber optic input eliminates susceptibility to electromagnetic interference
• Supports long-distance signal distribution beyond copper cable limits
• Designed for professional security and surveillance system integration

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style receiver unit for use within fiber optic video and data distribution systems requiring single-channel video and bidirectional data capability. No specific compatible models or replacement part numbers were provided in the available product data.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician or security systems integrator familiar with fiber optic termination and video distribution systems. Power down all associated equipment before connecting or disconnecting fiber and signal cables. Handle fiber optic connectors carefully to avoid contamination or physical damage to end faces. Installations must comply with applicable local codes and NEC low-voltage wiring requirements.