Korenix Technology (Taiwan) - Korenix (Beijer electronics Group), a company that provides Industrial Wired and Wireless Networking communication Solutions, is introducing their new version of JetCon 3401G. The JetCon 3401G V2 is an industrial Gigabit Ethernet Media Converter that is designed with slim metal box, IP-31 water protection and can tolerate temperature from -40 °C to 75 °C. With a smaller model and strong characteristics, JetCon 3401G is suitable for harsh environments.

Comparing to the old version, JetCon 3401G V2 can now converts 10/100/1000TX to 100/1000 Fiber, it also has a wider range input from 10-60V. The design allows it to be used in different fields. In addition, it also has an EN50121-4 Compliance, which prioritizes traffic through packet precedence and filter out unnecessary broadcast packet by broadcast storm control.

To accelerate safety and time efficiency, JetCon 3401G industrial Gigabit Ethernet Media Converter provides two-way link loss forwarding and an alarm relay to trigger out an alarm signal for port or power event. It also combines the hot swappable socket for small form-factor pluggable (SFP) fiber transceiver. By simply replacing new fiber transceiver, it can adopt to different type of fiber optical cable and achieve best inventory performance. These strong features can lead to efficient and stable data transmission and can also enlarge network performance.

Why JetCon3401G V2 Gigabit Media Converter?

• Converts 10/100/1000TX to 100/1000 Fiber
• Flexible SFP Fiber transceiver design
• Fault Alert for power
• Two way Link loss forwarding
• Power redundancy with wide range input
• Slim Case with IP-31 grade protection
• Wide range operating temperature
• Power Redundancy with 10~60V wide voltage input
• Railway Certification EN50121-4 Compliance

About Korenix Technology:

Korenix Technology, a Beijer Electronics Group Company, is devoted to designing and manufacturing high-quality Industrial Ethernet and Wireless Products to ensure high quality and reliability of industrial networks.