Transition Networks M/E-TX-FX-01(SC)-JP Media Converter

Product Description

The TRANSITION NETWORKS M/E-TX-FX-01(SC)-JP is a mini media converter that bridges 100BASE-TX copper Ethernet connections to 100BASE-FX fiber optic links using an SC fiber connector interface. Designed for compact deployment in space-constrained environments, this converter enables seamless copper-to-fiber conversion on Fast Ethernet networks. It is suited for network technicians and installers who need to extend network segments beyond the distance limits of copper cabling or transition between copper and fiber media within enterprise or industrial network infrastructure.

This media converter is intended for use in enterprise LAN environments where copper-to-fiber conversion is required at the edge of the network or between wiring closets. The SC fiber port allows connection to standard single-mode or multimode fiber patch cables depending on the specific fiber variant in use. It is well suited for building backbone extensions, inter-floor fiber runs, and network expansion projects where fiber segments must interface with copper-based switch ports or end devices.

Key Features

• Converts 100BASE-TX copper Ethernet to 100BASE-FX fiber optic signal
• SC fiber connector interface for standard fiber patch cable termination
• Mini form factor designed for compact, space-constrained installations
• Supports Fast Ethernet (100 Mbps) network speeds
• Suitable for enterprise LAN and structured cabling environments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style media converter for Fast Ethernet networks requiring copper-to-fiber conversion at the 100 Mbps tier with SC fiber termination.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed network technician or structured cabling professional. Power down or disconnect the host network port before connecting or disconnecting fiber or copper cables. Handle SC fiber connectors with care to avoid contamination of the ferrule end face, and use appropriate fiber cleaning tools prior to mating. Follow local building codes and TIA/EIA cabling standards for fiber routing and bend radius requirements.