Trendnet TI-BF22SFP Industrial Poe++ Media Converter

Product Description

The TRENDNET TI-BF22SFP is a 2-port industrial-grade PoE++ media converter designed to bridge copper and fiber network segments in demanding environments. It accepts high-power Power over Ethernet Plus Plus (PoE++) input and provides fiber uplink capability through an SFP slot, making it suitable for deployments where copper runs must terminate and continue over fiber. The industrial-rated design supports operation in environments with wide temperature swings, electrical noise, and vibration typical of factory floors, utility installations, and outdoor enclosures. Network technicians and industrial automation integrators are the primary installers.

This media converter fits applications where extending a PoE++ network over fiber is required without replacing existing copper infrastructure at the edge. Typical install scenarios include IP camera backhauls, industrial control networks, and building automation segments that need fiber isolation or longer cable runs beyond the 328-foot copper limitation. The DIN-rail or wall-mount form factor suits industrial control panels and network closets in both commercial and light industrial facilities.

Key Features

• 2-port design with PoE++ copper input and SFP fiber uplink for copper-to-fiber conversion
• Industrial-grade construction rated for harsh environments with wide operating temperature range
• PoE++ support enables high-power device connections such as PTZ cameras and wireless access points
• SFP slot accepts standard single-mode or multimode fiber modules for flexible fiber deployments
• Compact form factor suitable for DIN-rail mounting in industrial control enclosures

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or addition for industrial PoE++ network infrastructure requiring copper-to-fiber media conversion via standard SFP modules.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network technician familiar with industrial Ethernet and fiber termination practices. Power down the upstream PoE switch or injector before connecting or disconnecting the copper port. Ensure the SFP module is fully seated and the fiber connectors are clean before powering the unit. Follow applicable local electrical and network cabling codes when mounting inside control panels or enclosures.