Antaira Presents New Ethernet Converter to Optical Fiber EMC-0201G-SC-M

Antaira Technologies, a leading developer of industrial networking solutions, introduces the EMC-0201G-SC-M , a compact yet powerful unmanaged media converter that bridges copper Ethernet and fiber networks with gigabit performance.

Key Features & Functionality

• The EMC-0201G-SC-M converts 10/100/1000 TX (copper Ethernet) to 1000 SX (multi-mode fiber), using a standard SC connector.
• It supports a multi-mode fiber reach of up to 550 meters, making it ideal for medium-distance fiber links.
• Designed for plug-and-play usage, this is an unmanaged converter, so it requires minimal configuration and allows for easy network extension.
• The device is built with industrial-grade reliability, housed in a compact metal case that ensures durability in different environments.
• LED indicators on the unit show power status, copper link/activity, and fiber link/activity, helping with diagnostics.

Why It Matters

In many industrial and commercial networks, there’s a need to extend Ethernet connectivity over fiber lines — either to reach remote locations or to improve noise immunity. The EMC-0201G-SC-M provides a cost-effective solution for such extensions. By converting standard Ethernet to gigabit fiber, it helps organizations:

• Expand their network reach without sacrificing speed
• Maintain high data throughput over fiber backbone
• Use a rugged, reliable media converter without complex management overhead

Technical Snapshot

Market Impact

The launch of the EMC-0201G-SC-M aligns with the ongoing demand for affordable, reliable fiber-extension solutions in industrial, security, and enterprise settings. As networks scale and require more robust backbone links, media converters like this one offer a simple, effective way to bridge copper and fiber infrastructures.

Because it's unmanaged and compact, this converter is especially well-suited for deployment in scenarios where network simplicity and cost efficiency are more critical than advanced management features — such as remote offices, security camera installations, or telecom backbones.