Overview
Transition Networks SISTG1014-211-LRT-B Gigabit Fiber Media
Transition Networks SISTG1014-211-LRT-B Fiber Media ConverterOverviewThe SISTG1014-211-LRT-B is a DIN rail-mountable Gigabit fiber media converter des…
Transition Networks SISTG1014-211-LRT-B Gigabit Fiber Media
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Overview
Transition Networks SISTG1014-211-LRT-B Fiber Media Converter
Overview
The SISTG1014-211-LRT-B is a DIN rail-mountable Gigabit fiber media converter designed for industrial and telecom infrastructure deployments. This converter bridges single-mode fiber (1310 nm) to copper Ethernet, supporting 10Base-T, 100Base-TX, and 1000Base-LX protocols. With a maximum transmission distance of 6.2 miles, it accommodates extended network runs common in security and industrial control applications.
Compatibility
Operates across Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, and Gigabit Ethernet standards. The DIN rail form factor integrates directly into standard industrial control enclosures and equipment racks used by security integrators and telecom installers. Supports auto-negotiation across supported speeds for flexible deployment scenarios.
Specifications
- Data Transfer Rate: 1 GBps
- Optical Wavelength: 1310 nm
- Maximum Range: 6.2 miles
- Form Factor: DIN Rail Mountable
- Supported Protocols: 10Base-T, 100Base-TX, 1000Base-LX, 1000Base-T
System Design, Deployment & Technical Support
Support services and planning resources for commercial surveillance, access control, and infrastructure deployments.
Fixed scope • Fixed price
System Design Assistance
- Get help validating product compatibility
- Coverage requirements
- Storage planning and deployment architecture before you buy.
Deployment & Configuration Support
- Access fixed-scope support for rollout planning
- User setup guidance
- Migration and system standardization across single-site or multi-site deployments
Guides, Tools & Calculators
- PoE requirements
- Storage retention
- Camera selection and deployment methodology