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Media Converters

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Allied Telesis media converters extend network distances by adding ber and VDSL (via coax and

telephone-grade twisted pair) only where it is needed. This enables the addition of new devices without

replacing costly cable, keeping pace with changing technology and integrating high-bandwidth devices into

the network without changing the entire network infrastructure. From standalone units to chassis-based

blades, Allied Telesis media converters are highly congurable to meet your needs.

Allied Telesis offers three chassis-based systems:

» The AT-MCR12 is a 12-slot chassis, which houses up to 12 of

our best-selling media converters.

» The AT-CV5001 is a managed 18-slot chassis tting up to 18

blade-type media converters. This is our most congurable

solution.

» The AT-MCF2x00 is a two- or four-port managed chassis

system. The two-port system can be congured to have

up to 24 conversions in a 1 Rack Unit (1RU) chassis. The

four-port system can have up to 48 conversions in a 3RU

high system. Both models are stackable to add multiple units

together as one IP address.

With so many products and congurations, it’s easy to see why

Allied Telesis is a worldwide leader in ber to copper Ethernet

media conversion.

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