Vigitron Inc. VI2300WP Ethernet Extender Media Converter

Product Description

The VIGITRON INC. VI2300WP is a 1-port Maxiicopper Mini Ethernet Extender designed to extend network connectivity beyond the standard 100-meter limitation of conventional Ethernet runs. This media converter bridges copper-based structured cabling with Ethernet infrastructure, allowing technicians to push signal further without signal degradation. It ships as a single unit and fits into installations where network reach is critical, such as security systems, IP camera deployments, building automation, and access control networks. Installation is typically handled by low-voltage technicians and network integrators working in commercial or industrial environments.

This extender is suited for applications where standard Ethernet distances fall short. It is commonly deployed in commercial buildings, warehouses, and industrial facilities where IP devices such as cameras, VoIP phones, or access control panels are located far from the nearest network switch or distribution point. The compact mini form factor makes it easy to place in tight spaces, equipment closets, or junction boxes. It is particularly useful in retrofit projects where running new fiber is not practical and existing copper cabling must be leveraged to its maximum range.

Key Features

• 1-port Maxiicopper Mini form factor for compact, space-efficient deployment
• Extends Ethernet signal beyond standard 100-meter copper limitations
• Functions as a media converter for copper-based Ethernet infrastructure
• Single-unit packaging for straightforward single-point installation
• Suited for IP camera, access control, and building automation network runs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and field-deployable unit for copper-based Ethernet extension applications in low-voltage network installations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified low-voltage technician or licensed network integrator familiar with structured cabling standards. Power down or de-energize connected network equipment before making or breaking cable connections. Follow applicable local codes and TIA-568 cabling standards when routing and terminating copper runs. Do not exceed the rated cable type and distance specifications published in the manufacturer datasheet for this unit.