Media converter single-mode OMG1-SM set TX/RX, No name

The No name OMG1-SM single-mode media converter set includes a TX and an RX unit designed to convert 10/100 Mbps Ethernet signals to single-mode optical fiber and back. Intended for point-to-point fiber links, the pair enables extension of copper-based network segments over long distances and integration of switches, routers or other Ethernet devices into single-mode fiber infrastructure. The compact converters are suitable for installations where a straightforward fiber link between two network endpoints is required without additional equipment.

Advantages

The media converter set supports reliable conversion between copper Ethernet and single-mode fiber, enabling long-distance connection while preserving standard Ethernet framing. Both units are compact and can be mounted in small enclosures or placed on flat surfaces, reducing space requirements in wiring closets or equipment cabinets. The design minimizes configuration needs: once connected and powered, the link operates transparently to connected devices. Using single-mode fiber reduces signal attenuation over long runs compared with multimode alternatives.

Suitable for

• Extending Ethernet networks between buildings or floors over single-mode fiber
• Connecting switches or routers to a remote fiber backbone
• Integrating copper-only devices into a single-mode fiber environment
• Point-to-point links where simple media conversion is required

Key specifications

• Ethernet interface: 10/100 Mbps RJ45 copper port
• Optical interface: single-mode fiber transceiver port (TX and RX units)
• Supported topology: point-to-point single-mode fiber link
• Transmission distance: suitable for long-distance single-mode fiber runs (dependent on fiber and transceiver power)
• Power: external power adapter for each unit (DC input)
• Form factor: compact standalone units for desktop or rack shelf placement

How to use

Install one unit at each end of the fiber link. Connect the RJ45 Ethernet cable from your switch, router or device to the copper port of the TX unit and attach the single-mode fiber cable to the optical port. At the remote end, connect the fiber to the RX unit and the RJ45 output to the destination device. Power both units using the supplied external power adapters and verify link LEDs or status indicators to confirm a successful connection. No special configuration is required for standard Ethernet operation; the converters function transparently and forward frames between copper and fiber interfaces.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate single-mode fiber (OS1/OS2) and quality connectors to ensure low loss and reliable performance. Test the fiber run with appropriate tools after installation and keep fiber bends within manufacturer-recommended radius limits. For longer installations or electrically noisy environments, ensure stable power sources and consider surge protection at each end of the link.