Ethernet Fiber Switch Gigabit 16 SC Fiber 2 RJ45 Rackmount, Unmanaged Fiber Switch for High-Speed Long-Distance Networks

Product Overview

This rackmount Gigabit fiber switch provides 16 SC simplex ports and 2 RJ45 ports for high-speed, reliable data transmission over long distances. Ideal for enterprise, campus, surveillance, and industrial networks requiring stable, plug-and-play connectivity.

Product Description

The 16-Port SC Fiber + 2-Port RJ45 Rackmount Switch delivers seamless Gigabit connectivity for fiber optic and copper networks. Equipped with 16 SC simplex fiber ports and 2 adaptive RJ45 ports, it ensures high-performance data transfer with low latency and stable long-distance transmission.

The switch supports easy plug-and-play installation, requiring no configuration, while its rugged metal 1U rackmount enclosure provides durability and efficient heat dissipation. Perfect for expanding fiber backbone networks, IP surveillance systems, enterprise LANs, campus networks, and industrial automation applications.

Key Features

• 16 SC Fiber Ports (Simplex): Reliable long-distance optical connectivity, supporting up to 120km depending on fiber type.
• 2 RJ45 Gigabit Ports: Auto-negotiation, MDI/MDIX, and uplink support for Ethernet devices.
• Plug-and-Play: No software or configuration needed; deploy immediately.
• High-Speed & Low Latency: Gigabit wire-speed forwarding ensures smooth network performance.
• Industrial-Grade Rackmount Design: 1U metal housing with robust durability for rack installation.
• Stable Transmission: Maintains high reliability across long fiber distances with minimal signal loss.
• Wide Application: Supports enterprise, campus, industrial, and surveillance network deployments.

Technical Specifications

Industry Applications

• Enterprise Networks: Fiber backbone interconnections and office LAN expansion.
• Campus Networks: School, university, and research facility networking.
• IP Surveillance Systems: Long-distance transmission for security cameras and NVRs.
• Industrial Automation: Reliable networking for factories and control centers.
• Telecom Networks: Fiber optic distribution for remote network nodes.
• Data Centers: High-speed, stable links between server racks.