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Wall Outlet Fiber Optic Converter
This converter is a 10/100base TX to 100base FX converter designed for installation in standard cable ducts. This unit fits easily into existing socket base plates throughout the cable trucking. The unique and compact design enables the unit to fit into standard double size cable duct frames. This converter is with two RJ-45 ports on the front size and one SC fiber optic port on the reverse side.
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Each of the RJ45 port supports 10Mbps or 100Mbps and auto speed negotiation is also featured. The fiber connection on the reverse side of the converter complies with 100Base FX standards. Fiber cabling terminates inside the cable duct when a connection is made to the converter. This converter is designed for fiber optic desktop applications.

Plastic Fiber Optic Media Converter
POF converters are for fast Ethernet on plastic optical fibers. These fiber converters are available for simplex and duplex POF cables and from converters for operating wavelengths 650nm and 460nm.

Besides the above products, we are developing the fiber channel converter which enables transport of fiber channel over STM-1/OC-3 or STM-4/OC-12 trunks, and a USB to fiber converting devices to use fiber cable as the media to extend USB products working distance.

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