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Dogs Rule!
> 3 dayIt works. But if you buy it for improved sound in your stereo system because you can remove copper ethernet, your mileage may vary. My system sounded worse and it’s supposed to do the opposite. If you already have a decent system with high-quality ethernet cables you may introduce noise with these converters. If you’re only using it for computer data connectivity, it’s an A+ best buy.
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Customer SDC
10-06-2025Using these devices to extend POE security cameras. Less than 3 months of use and the power supply for one of the media converters has failed. Getting a replacement is rediculas. After 3 days of email exchanges, they want me to ship both media converters & pwr supplies back to get replacements. I have explained 3 x that I only need 1 pwr supply. Gave up & found a D-Link switch with the specs and used it with a modification. Good Luck
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Peter Truce
> 3 dayHooking an old Cisco 2960 into my network and running into problems with optical converters just not syncing up. This one worked immediately.
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EROD
Greater than one weekDip switches can be confusing. But working fine
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Mark H.
> 3 dayAwesome Thanks
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Pete
> 3 dayI need this in my home lab for some media conversion testing. It arrived as expected and was easy to setup and use. It worked perfectly for my application.
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Geovanni Lueilwitz
Greater than one weekI live in a rural area where I receive internet access via an antenna on a 50-foot tower. The receiver on the tower is wired with a 150-foot ethernet cable that plugs into a network controller. Although the tower cable has a surge suppressor, a lightning strike fried it and came down the ethernet cable to damage the rather expensive controller. After much troubleshooting and repair, I decided that even a short fiber optic cable link between the tower and my equipment might prevent a recurrence. These relatively inexpensive converters accept the ethernet cable input/output and convert it to light pulses for transmission between the two converters. The fiber optic could be any length, but it can interrupt the electric surge.
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patsy johnson
> 3 dayUsing to extend network to external Buildings.
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Anthony Osuji
> 3 dayStill working for me
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nadav aloush
> 3 dayEasy to install, plug and play