1.25G Gigabit Ethernet Media Converter, SingleMode Dual SC Fiber to Ethernet RJ45 Converter for 10/100/1000Base-Tx to 1000Base-LX, up to 20-km, Pack of 2

Nice product

Sent the wrong product to begin with. Now we install the correct product and it doesnt work.

Device does exactly it says it can do. Rugged metal enclosure, very small foot print, simple. Great little through down and extend the network. We use in production to send ptz control to our cameras thousands of feet away. Amazon ,however fails at shipping this item. Same or next day is an outright lie. Purchased these units based on promised delivery date... Will continue to purchase this because they simply work.

Galvanic isolation for network Hi-Res music streaming lowers noise floor, better music separation, all out better sound quality. There is a issue with streaming, and that’s called network jitter. Jitter causes 0 and 1s packets to arrive slightly altered because of network noise. This can be caused by other devices on your network, neighbor’s network, city’s network....This device is very similar to very expensive audiophile fiber switches, but at 1/10 the cost. I installed a low cost fiber optic network bridge for my audio setup, and is by far the best audio tweak I made when streaming Hi-Res Audio. Highly recommended.

I ordered six (two packs) of this unit and have so far used four pairs. One unit failed in about two months, another unit could not replace an existing 100 Mbps 10 year old media converter. The run distance was only 700 feet. Same unit successfully worked in a 3000 foot application. Two other units have been flawless at 600 feet and 5000 feet. Lower cost unit with not much warranty on poser supply. Lower powered laser probably to blame for one problem (bad splice) and cheap power supply for second problem.

good product , u will not get the full speed from this one ,, i got 300mb/s on the other side but on my router side i get 500mb/s but it still good for long distance coverage

Transformer Plugs it came with were US, but handle 100-240v, so just needed a plug converter. Cable I used it with was an SC/SC 30m multimode cable if anyone is wondering what will work - there might be others as Im not an expert in this area, but this worked fine and 30m was only about $50 Australian. Make sure you take off the little white plastic bits on the end if you are new to these.

I live in an area that frequently sees strong lightning storms, and the cable system often delivers high-voltage surges on the coax that not only fries the modem, it often goes on (across the ethernet cable) to fry connected routers, switches, etc. on the network. Thats a big pain to deal with, never mind expensive. The fix: this kit plus a short (2m) loop of fiber creates an effective air gap that stops those surges from zapping the rest of the gear. Of course, one of the media converters could get fried itself, but thats cheaper than the rest of the gear. It is totally plug and play between my cable modem and the router.

10 times better than my old 100mbs

I plan on using these for a long run to my Starlink dish and router in an off-grid location. I wanted to avoid Ethernet as the location of the dish exceeds the recommended length for a single Ethernet run (I also dont like the idea of running a long string of copper between my dish and house as we have a lot of lighting storms.) I tested the units inside my office for a couple of weeks in place of my existing Ethernet cable and never even noticed they were there and worked perfectly. The low power requirements also make this perfect for my off-grid scenario.