2902856

FO converter with SC duplex fiber optic connection (1300 nm) - for converting 10/100Base-T(X) to single mode fiberglass (9/125 µm). Auto negotiation and auto MDI(X) function. Comprehensive link diagnostics. DIN-rail mountable - 18 ... 30 V DC supply. .. see full description

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Supplier:

Phoenix Contact

Part No:

2902856

Alias/AKA:

FL MC EF 1300 SM SC

RoHS:

Yes

HTS:

8517620090

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ECCN:

5A991b5c

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Center Wavelength:

1300 nm

Category:

FO Converter

Dimension:

114.5 x 22.5 x 99 mm

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2902856

The PHOENIX CONTACT part 2902856 is a highly versatile FO converter with an SC duplex fiber optic connection. It is specifically designed to convert 10/100Base-T(X) signals to single mode fiberglass (9/125 Âµm) signals. With its auto negotiation and auto MDI(X) function, it effortlessly adapts to varying network requirements.This converter is equipped with comprehensive link diagnostics, allowing for real-time monitoring and troubleshooting of network connections. Its DIN-rail mountable design ensures easy installation and minimal space requirements. Powered by an 18 to 30 V DC supply, it offers reliable performance and long-lasting durability. Whether for industrial environments or commercial setups, the PHOENIX CONTACT 2902856 is an ideal choice for seamless and efficient network connectivity.