FAMC-SFPQ1, 1000M SFP LC Fiber Media Converter With External Power Adapter And One SFP Slot

Highly focused laser beams can cause damage to humans, such as eyes or skin. Therefore, the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) classify safety grade of laser equipment according to laser output value. Laser equipment should be marked its safety level by FDA or IEC standards. IEC standard divides the laser device into five grades, called Class1, Class2, Class3A, Class3B and Class4. For example, Class1 laser equipment, in "foreseeable conditions" is a kind of safety equipment; Class4 laser equipment, it is possible to generate harmful diffuse and will cause skin burns and fire, so people should be especially careful on class 4 equipment. FDA standard divides the laser device into six grades, namely, Class I, Class II a, Class II, Class III a, Class III b, and Class IV. For Class I, the amount of laser radiation is not considered harmful, and as for Class IV, the amount of laser radiation, no matter direct radiation or scattered, are harmful to both skin and eyes. So Fiberall suggest all users or operators to pay attention on the laser safety level of fiber media converter or optical transceiver and avoid harm to your skin and eyes.

Product Features Of FAMC-SFPQ1

1, Compliant with IEEE802.3ab 1000Base-TX, IEEE802.3z 1000Base-FX standards;

2, One 1000M RJ-45 port, support Auto MDI/MDIX;

3, One 1000Base-SX/LX SFP Slot (can be with SFP module);

4, Auto-detection of half/full duplex transmission mode for Tx port;

5, Provide switch configuration of half/full duplex transfer mode for Fx port;

6, Transmitting distance up to 220m/550m for MM fiber and 10-100km for single mode fiber;

7, Standalone design can be used independently.

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