Transition Networks SRS2F3114-100-OZ RS-232 Fiber Converter

Product Description

The TRANSITION NETWORKS SRS2F3114-100-OZ is a serial-to-fiber media converter that bridges RS-232 DB9 serial connections to single-mode fiber optic cable using an SC connector interface. This unit extends serial communication links beyond the distance limitations of copper RS-232 wiring, making it a practical solution for industrial and enterprise environments where data integrity over longer runs is required. Licensed network technicians and systems integrators typically deploy this converter to connect legacy serial devices to fiber-based infrastructure without replacing the end equipment.

This converter is suited for enterprise and industrial network installations where RS-232 serial equipment must communicate over single-mode fiber runs. Typical applications include connecting serial-port devices such as terminal servers, industrial controllers, or point-of-sale systems into a fiber backbone. It is sold as an individual unit and is appropriate for both new infrastructure builds and retrofit installations where copper-to-fiber conversion is needed at the device edge.

Key Features

• Converts RS-232 DB9 serial signals to single-mode fiber optic transmission
• SC fiber connector interface for reliable, keyed connections
• Single-mode fiber support for extended transmission distances
• Compact, individual unit deployment for flexible placement
• Designed for enterprise and industrial serial device integration

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style converter for RS-232 DB9 serial devices requiring connection to single-mode fiber optic networks with SC-type fiber terminations.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a licensed network technician or systems integrator familiar with fiber optic handling procedures. Power down connected serial devices before attaching or removing the converter. Follow industry fiber handling best practices when terminating or connecting SC fiber connectors to avoid damage to the fiber end face. Verify that the fiber plant in use is single-mode before deployment.