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Transition Networks SSDTF1012-100 2Mbps Fiber Optic Transceiver

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Binding: Electronics
Brand: Transition Networks
EAN: 0648177006533
Label: TRANSITION NETWORKS
Manufacturer: TRANSITION NETWORKS
Model: SSDTF1012-100
Publisher: TRANSITION NETWORKS
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Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty

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The T1/E1 Copper to Fiber Media Converter enables the deployment of fiber into campus or industrial environments. This deployment of fiber into these environments provides a cost-effective solution and allows for the standardization on fiber as a media type. This is especially significant in industrial environments where fiber is immune to electrostatic interference 'noise'.

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