Industrial-grade media converter is an industrial switch that can extend the transmission distance. It has the advantages of convenience, simple maintenance, strong anti-interference performance, powerful performance, and stable operation. The product design conforms to the Ethernet standard, and the performance is stable and reliable. The device can be widely used in various broadband data transmission fields such as intelligent transportation, telecommunications, security, financial securities, customs, shipping, electric power, water conservancy and oil fields.

So if you come to purchase industrial fiber optic transceivers, would you choose? What points will you focus on? Next, let me take you to choose:

(1) See if the industrial-grade fiber media converter can support full-duplex and half-duplex

 Because some chips on the market can only use full-duplex environments at present, and cannot support half-duplex. If connected to other brands of switches or hubs , which uses half-duplex mode, it will definitely cause serious collision and packet loss.

(2) Check whether the industrial-grade fiber media converter has been tested for connection with other fiber optic connectors

There are more and more fiber media converters on the market. If the compatibility of different brands of transceivers has not been tested beforehand, it will also Phenomena such as packet loss, excessively long transmission time, and sudden speed and slowness occur.

(3) Check whether the industrial-grade fiber media converter has a temperature test

Because the industrial-grade fiber media converter itself will generate high heat when used, and its installation environment is usually outdoors, so when the temperature is too high, whether the optical fiber transceiver can Normal operation is a very important factor for users to consider!

See if the industrial-grade fiber media converter complies with the IEEE802.3 standard? If the fiber media converter complies with the IEEE802.3 standard, if it does not meet the standard, then there will definitely be compatibility issues.