Transition Networks SRS2F3113-100-OZ RS-232 Fiber Converter

Product Description

The TRANSITION NETWORKS SRS2F3113-100-OZ is a serial-to-fiber media converter that bridges RS-232 DB9 serial connections to fiber optic cable using an SC multimode interface. This type of converter is used to extend serial communication links beyond the distance limitations of copper RS-232 wiring by transmitting data over multimode fiber. It is suited for network infrastructure and industrial control environments where serial devices must connect to a fiber backbone. Installation is typically handled by network technicians or low-voltage cabling professionals working on enterprise or industrial data systems.

This converter is applicable in enterprise network installations, building automation systems, and industrial environments where legacy RS-232 serial equipment must communicate over fiber optic runs. The SC connector interface is a widely adopted standard in multimode fiber deployments, making this unit compatible with common fiber plant infrastructure. It is sold as a single unit and is appropriate for point-to-point serial extension applications where copper distance limits are a constraint.

Key Features

• Converts RS-232 DB9 serial interface to SC multimode fiber optic connection
• Extends serial communication distances beyond copper RS-232 limitations
• SC fiber connector interface compatible with standard multimode fiber plant
• Compact single-unit form factor for point-to-point serial extension
• Suitable for enterprise and industrial serial device integration

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or direct-use converter for RS-232 DB9 serial devices requiring connection to SC multimode fiber infrastructure in enterprise or industrial installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network technician or low-voltage cabling professional familiar with fiber optic termination and serial communication standards. Power down connected serial devices before making or breaking connections. Ensure multimode fiber runs and SC connectors are clean and properly seated before commissioning. Follow applicable TIA and local low-voltage wiring codes during installation.