Media converter Atte XFIBER-2-60 — Gigabit, 2 ports (fiber to Ethernet)

Atte XFIBER-2-60 is a compact Gigabit media converter that provides bidirectional conversion between fiber optic and copper Ethernet links. Designed for 1 Gbps connectivity, the device enables integration of fiber runs into existing Ethernet networks, extension of network segments over fiber, and connection of switches or network equipment across longer distances. Its small form factor and straightforward functionality make it suitable for office closets, server rooms and campus cabling where a reliable fiber-to-Ethernet interface is needed.

Advantages

The media converter supports full Gigabit speeds on both fiber and copper interfaces, ensuring minimal bottlenecks when bridging different media types. Its two-port configuration allows simple point-to-point or small-scale aggregation scenarios without additional complex configuration. The device offers stable link conversion with low latency and is designed for easy installation and maintenance in rack, cabinet, or wall-mount setups when required.

Suitable for

• Extending Ethernet networks over fiber between buildings or floors
• Connecting switches, routers or servers to fiber backbone
• Integrating fiber segments into copper-dominated office networks
• Small data center or telecommunications closet deployments

Key specifications

• Data rate: 1 Gbps (Gigabit Ethernet)
• Ports: 2 ports for fiber-to-Ethernet conversion
• Media types: Single-mode or multi-mode fiber compatibility depending on transceivers used
• Latency: Low-latency link conversion suitable for standard network traffic
• Form factor: Compact, desktop or rack/cabinet installable with appropriate mounting
• Power: External or inline power option depending on installation (verify included power accessory)

How to use

Install the Atte XFIBER-2-60 near the network devices you intend to connect. Connect the fiber cable to the fiber port and a Category 5e/6 Ethernet cable to the copper port, ensuring proper transceiver and fiber type compatibility. Apply power through the supplied adapter or power source and verify link LEDs to confirm established connections. The device operates as a transparent media bridge and typically requires no additional configuration, enabling immediate integration into existing network topologies.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, match fiber type and transceiver specifications to your cabling (single-mode for long runs, multi-mode for shorter distances), use shielded or high-quality Ethernet cables for copper links, and monitor link status indicators during commissioning. Place the unit in a ventilated area and protect it from moisture and excessive heat. For critical deployments, verify power redundancy and plan for spare converters or uplink redundancy.