Dual rate media converter
The FCU-3102SFP-SFP-DR dual rate media converter by Antaira can also function as a speed converter and supports 100 Mbps and Gigabit SFP.
Antaira Technologies' FCU-3102SFP-SFP-DR dual rate media converter is designed to be a flexible solution for multiple fiber integration applications.
The FCU-3102SFP-SFP-DR can not only act as a media converter but also as a speed converter, changing speed easily by plugging in any 100 Mbps or Gigabit SFP, allowing the user the ability for future upgrades without having to purchase a new device.
The device supports 100 Mbps and Gigabit speed, is fully compatible with the FCU-Rack16 series, supports link alarm, and has a 5-year warranty.
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