Lanview LVN-MED-SC-1000BASE-X network media converter

The Lanview LVN-MED-SC-1000BASE-X is a network media converter that converts 1000BASE-SX/LX/LH/EX/ZX fiber signals to 10/100/1000Base-T copper and vice versa. It supports single-mode and multimode fiber interfaces and is engineered to transmit data up to 80 kilometers. The unit can function as a standalone SFP-to-Ethernet converter or be mounted in Lanview 19” system chassis for rack installations.

Advantages

The converter enables seamless media conversion between fiber and copper Ethernet, supporting various 1000BASE-X standards for flexible deployment. Its long-range transmission capability (up to 80 km) extends network reach without additional repeaters. The device offers simple installation and can operate independently or within a Lanview 19” chassis for centralized management.

Suitable for

• Extending network links between buildings or remote sites over fiber
• Integrating fiber segments into existing copper Ethernet networks
• Data center or telecom edge connections requiring 1 Gbps fiber links
• Rack-mounted deployments using Lanview 19” system chassis

Key specifications

• Model: Lanview LVN-MED-SC-1000BASE-X (MPN: LVN-MED-SC-1000BASE-X)
• Standards supported: 1000BASE-SX/LX/LH/EX/ZX to 10/100/1000Base-T
• Maximum transmission distance: up to 80 km (depending on fiber type and optics)
• Interfaces: SFP fiber interface and RJ45 copper Ethernet
• Mounting: standalone or compatible with Lanview 19” chassis
• EAN: 5715063521168

How to use

Install the appropriate SFP transceiver module for the required fiber type and distance, insert it into the converter’s SFP slot, and connect the fiber optic cable. Use an RJ45 cable to connect the copper Ethernet port to a switch, router, or endpoint device. Power the unit according to the manufacturer’s instructions; the converter will negotiate link speeds and operate transparently between fiber and copper segments.

Recommendations

Choose SFP modules that match the fiber type (single-mode or multimode) and the required wavelength/distance. Verify compatibility of the SFP optics with the LAN equipment and follow standard fiber handling procedures to avoid contamination or damage to connectors.