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Transition Networks J/VD-RX-01(SM)-NA Just Convert-IT ST to BNC Fiber Analog Media Converter - Single-mode - 6. 2 Mile - 2 Ports - Lifetime Warranty
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Product Features
Technical Overview
This media converter features two total ports, including one ST port for fiber connectivity and one BNC port for coaxial output. It supports single-mode fiber, enabling maximum distances of up to 6.2 miles, which is essential for extending video signals over long ranges without degradation. The converter handles real-time optical-to-analog conversion without requiring field adjustments, simplifying deployment and maintenance.
The device's physical profile is compact, measuring 1 inch in height, 4 inches in width, and 3 inches in depth, making it suitable for space-constrained installations. Its wide input range power supply accommodates multiple power source options, including direct camera power, enhancing versatility in different operational scenarios.
Key Product Advantages
The Transition Networks Just Convert-IT media converter offers several advantages for professional video and networking deployments. Its real-time conversion capability ensures immediate signal processing, which is crucial for applications like security monitoring or live broadcasting where delay is unacceptable.
Long-Distance Support
With support for single-mode fiber and a maximum distance of 6.2 miles, this converter extends video signals far beyond typical coaxial limits, ideal for large facilities or outdoor installations.
- Single-mode fiber compatibility
- 6.2 mile maximum range
- Reduces signal loss over distance
Flexible Power Options
The wide input range power supply allows connection to various power sources, including camera power supplies, reducing the need for additional adapters and simplifying setup.
- Accepts multiple power inputs
- Compatible with camera power
- Enhances installation flexibility
Deployment / Use Cases
This media converter is designed for environments where optical fiber needs to interface with analog video equipment. Common use cases include surveillance systems where cameras use fiber for long-distance transmission, but monitoring stations require analog composite video inputs. The converter bridges this gap efficiently, maintaining signal integrity over extended ranges.
In industrial or laboratory settings, the device supports coaxial cable for up to 500 meters of coverage with low bandwidth requirements, making it suitable for controlled environments that need reliable video signal conversion. Its no-field-adjustment design ensures quick deployment without technical tuning, saving time and reducing setup complexity.
Surveillance Systems
Integrate fiber-based security cameras with analog recording or monitoring equipment, leveraging the 6.2 mile distance for expansive property coverage.
Broadcast & AV Installations
Convert optical signals from broadcast gear to analog inputs for legacy displays or processing units, ensuring compatibility in mixed-technology setups.
Physical Profile
The converter has a compact and durable build, with dimensions of 1 inch in height, 4 inches in width, and 3 inches in depth. This small footprint allows for easy mounting in racks, enclosures, or tight spaces, often alongside other networking equipment. The design supports stable operation in various temperatures and conditions, typical of industrial or outdoor deployments.
- Width
- 4" (101.60 mm)
- Depth
- 3" (76.20 mm)
- Height
- 1" (25.40 mm)
Highlights
- Converts optical signals to analog composite video in real time
- Supports single-mode fiber for distances up to 6.2 miles
- Features 2 total ports: 1 ST port and 1 BNC port
- Compatible with coaxial and optical fiber media types
- No field adjustments required for setup or operation
- Wide input range power supply for flexible power sourcing
- Compact dimensions: 1" H × 4" W × 3" D
- Backed by a lifetime limited warranty
Specifications
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Transition Networks, Inc |
| Manufacturer Part Number | J/VD-RX-01(SM)-NA |
| Brand Name | Transition Networks |
| Product Line | Just Convert-IT |
| Product Name | Just Convert-IT ST To BNC Media Converter |
| Product Type | Transceiver/Media Converter |
| Interfaces/Ports | |
| Total Number of Ports | 2 |
| Number of ST Ports | 1 |
| Media & Performance | |
| Media Type Supported | Coaxial,Optical Fiber |
| Fiber Mode Supported | Single-mode |
| Maximum Distance Supported | 6.2 Mile |
| Physical Characteristics | |
| Height | 1" (25.40 mm) |
| Width | 4" (101.60 mm) |
| Depth | 3" (76.20 mm) |
| Warranty | |
| Limited Warranty | Lifetime |
FAQ
What does this media converter do?
This converter transforms optical signals from fiber cables into analog composite video signals, allowing fiber-based video sources to connect with analog display or recording equipment. It performs this conversion in real time, ensuring no delay in video transmission, which is essential for applications like live surveillance or broadcasting.
What types of media does it support?
It supports both coaxial cable and optical fiber media. Specifically, it is compatible with single-mode fiber, which is used for long-distance transmissions, and coaxial connections for shorter ranges or specific industrial environments. This dual support makes it versatile for different networking setups.
What is the maximum distance it can cover?
The maximum supported distance is 6.2 miles when using single-mode fiber. This extended range is ideal for large-scale installations such as campus-wide surveillance or remote broadcast links, where signals need to travel far without degradation or the need for repeaters.
How many ports does it have and what are they?
It has a total of 2 ports: one ST port for fiber optic input and one BNC port for coaxial output. The ST port connects to single-mode fiber cables, while the BNC port interfaces with analog video equipment, providing a straightforward connection between optical and analog systems.
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