Transition Networks SBFTF1039-105-UK Multimode Lc Media Converter

Product Description

The TRANSITION NETWORKS SBFTF1039-105-UK is a standalone media converter that bridges 10/100BASE-TX copper Ethernet to 100BASE-FX multimode fiber using an LC connector interface. Designed for enterprise and commercial network infrastructure, this unit extends network reach beyond the distance limitations of copper cabling by converting electrical signals to fiber optic transmission. Licensed network technicians and structured cabling professionals install this converter where copper-to-fiber transitions are required at the edge of a network segment or within a wiring closet.

This media converter is suited for enterprise LAN environments, campus networks, and commercial installations where multimode fiber runs are already in place and copper-to-fiber handoff is needed at the access layer. It supports both 10 Mbps and 100 Mbps copper-side speeds, auto-negotiating to the connected device, while maintaining a fixed 100 Mbps full-duplex connection on the fiber side. Typical deployment scenarios include connecting copper-based workgroup switches to fiber backbone infrastructure.

Key Features

• Converts 10/100BASE-TX copper to 100BASE-FX multimode fiber
• LC fiber connector interface for secure, low-insertion-loss termination
• Supports multimode fiber for standard enterprise fiber runs
• Compact standalone form factor suitable for desktop or rack-adjacent deployment
• Single-unit packaging with a quantity of one per unit

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style media converter for enterprise copper-to-multimode-fiber transition applications operating at 10/100 Mbps on the copper side and 100 Mbps on the fiber side with LC multimode interfaces.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed network technician or structured cabling professional. Power down or disconnect the host network equipment before installing or removing the converter from the network path. Verify that the multimode fiber plant and LC patch cables are clean and properly seated before enabling the link. Installation should comply with applicable local network infrastructure codes and the facility's structured cabling standards.