Fiber optic transceiver CBO 1100-0125-BO — single-module media converter for fiber networks

The CBO 1100-0125-BO from BlueOptics is a compact fiber optic transceiver designed as a single-module media converter for fiber networks. It enables integration of fiber segments into existing network infrastructures by converting electrical signals to optical and vice versa. The device is intended for applications in telecommunications, industrial networks and enterprise installations where stable optical interfacing, link extension and reliable transmission are required.

Advantages

This single-module media converter provides straightforward integration into fiber links, reducing the need for larger chassis systems. Its compact design simplifies deployment in space-constrained environments and helps extend network reach without replacing existing switches or routers. The transceiver supports stable optical transmission to improve link reliability and maintain consistent data flow across fiber segments.

Suitable for

• Extending Ethernet links over multimode or singlemode fiber runs
• Connecting switches, routers and industrial equipment via fiber
• Telecommunications access and campus backbone segments
• Industrial environments requiring galvanic isolation and longer reach

Key specifications

• Form factor: single-module compact media converter for fiber networks
• Function: electrical-to-optical and optical-to-electrical signal conversion
• Mounting: inline or panel-mounted where supported by compatible housings
• Optical interface: standard fiber connector type compatible with common fiber patch cords
• Use environment: suitable for telecommunications, enterprise and industrial network installations

How to use

Install the transceiver into the compatible port or housing according to the host device documentation, then connect the electrical interface to the network device and the optical interface to the fiber patch cable. Verify link status using the host equipment LEDs or management interface and ensure proper alignment of optical connectors. Use appropriate cable types and connectors for the fiber media in your network to achieve the expected reach and performance.

Recommendations

For reliable operation, select compatible fiber types and factory-standard connectors, avoid bending fibers beyond recommended radii, and ensure cleanliness of optical endfaces before connecting. Verify compatibility with the existing network equipment and follow site grounding and environmental guidelines for industrial or outdoor installations.