ComNet CNFE2002S1BPOE/M 2 TX-1 FX Small Size 100Mbps Media Converter, ST Connector, 1-Fiber

For security, surveillance and monitoring systems that demand reliable long-distance links and edge power, the ComNet CNFE2002S1BPOE/M media converter delivers a compact, purpose-built solution. This ComNet media converter accepts two 10/100 Mbps electrical inputs and consolidates them into a single 100 Mbps single‑mode optical uplink via an ST connector, enabling efficient fiber runs between camera clusters and central recorders. The CNFE2002S1BPOE/M includes 30W PoE+ (IEEE 802.3at) to power cameras or access points directly at the fiber endpoint, eliminating separate power wiring. Unique Demux and Mux features provide port isolation and multicast control so network video remains stable and free from flooding—critical for large surveillance installations. Auto‑negotiating RJ-45 ports ensure seamless compatibility with existing switches and cameras, while the small form factor is ideal for cramped communications closets or wall-mounted enclosures. Backed by ComNet reliability and a lifetime limited warranty, this media converter is designed for mission‑critical monitoring and networking applications. Deploy the CNFE2002S1BPOE/M to simplify fiber deployments and power edge devices—ideal for CCTV, IP video surveillance, and remote security sites.

• Combine two 10/100 copper Ethernet feeds into a single 100 Mbps fiber uplink to simplify cabling and extend network reach for security and surveillance deployments.
• Built-in PoE+ (30W, IEEE 802.3at) powers cameras and edge devices at the fiber endpoint, reducing the need for separate power runs.
• Demux and Mux options provide port isolation and multicast control to prevent video flooding and keep monitoring streams reliable.
• Single‑mode ST fiber uplink with 100Base-FX delivers long-distance connectivity for remote monitoring, control rooms, and campus networks.
• Auto‑negotiating RJ-45 ports and compact industrial design enable quick, plug-and-play integration into existing networking and surveillance infrastructures.