Ethernet Media Converter

A networking device called an Ethernet Media Converter is used to expand and convert Ethernet signals across various media and cable types. These converters are frequently used to bridge the gap between copper-based Ethernet networks (using twisted-pair cables) and fiber optic networks (using optical fiber cables) in a variety of networking scenarios. The ability of offered premium quality Ethernet Media Converters to increase the range of Ethernet networks is one of their main benefits. When compared to copper cable, fiber optic conversions allow for data transmission over much greater distances without signal loss or electromagnetic interference vulnerability.