Gigabit Multi-Mode LC Fiber to Ethernet Media Converter with A SFP SX Module, 1.25G Fiber to Copper RJ45 Media Converter, 1000Base-SX to 10/100/1000Base-TX, MMF, Transmission up to 550 meters/1804 ft

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I hooked them up and once they linked up instant connection

Works, it is the solution I needed

Works perfect and easy to use

Im just using this for a short distance for lightning isolation, no where near the distance it is supposed to be able to support so I cant speak to that, however in my application these converters work well, are painless to set up, and just work.

The distance from my shop to my home was further than allowed with CAT 6. I changed over to fiber and these were so simple to install. PERFECT for what I needed.

Im using this to connect my Cable modem with a 2.5gig network jack back to my router over single mode fiber. Note that you do need matching SFP+ modules to match the same speed as this is a media converter not a switch. However I am using a 10Gb SFP+ BIDI to connect to my routers SFP+ port. and a MultiGig Copper SFP+ to connect to the modem at 2.5Gb I am using the Wiitek SFP+ to RJ45 Copper Modules, SFP-10G-T-S to do this as they show to 10Gb on the SFP+ Side and do the conversion in the module. Modules that expect the device to handle the 1Gb,2.5Gb,5Gb,10Gb speeds will not work unless both module speeds are matched. Glad these are finally instock Ive been wanting these for sometime but had to use a Switch with some ACLs for the MAC address for the modem and router to make sure the packets passed over the switch without the cable modem seeing it as the hand the Public IP to the first device they see. This is a much more solid approch

I 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.

Worked great. Price was right.

Devices worked out of the box with no setup required.