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Ethernet Military Switch RESMLAC-8MG-CAPS-POE Amphenol Socapex Connectors
Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Military Switch RESMLAC-8MG-CAPS-POE

Fully MIL-STD compliant

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Ethernet Military Switch RES-SCE-AC-8US Amphenol Socapex Connectors
Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Military Switch RES-SCE-AC-8US

Fully MIL-STD compliant

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Ethernet Military Switch RES-SCE-8MG Amphenol Socapex Connectors
Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Military Switch RES-SCE-8MG

Fully MIL-STD compliant

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Amphenol Socapeex Ethernet Military Switch RES-SCE-12MG Connectors
Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Military Switch RES-SCE-12MG

Fully MIL-STD compliant

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Amphenol Socapex Ethernet Military Switch RESMLAC-8US-CAPS Connectors
Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Military Switch RESMLAC-8US-CAPS

Fully MIL-STD compliant

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Amphenol Socapex Ethernet Military Switch RJSMLAC-8UG-CAPS connectors
Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Military Switch RJSMLAC-8UG-CAPS

Fully MIL-STD compliant

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Media Converter RES-GMC-1M-FORC with Fiber Remote control
Fiber Optic Media Converters

RES-GMC-1M-FORC with Fiber Remote control

Compliant with MIL-STD norms

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Media Converter RES-GMC-with Butt Joint Fiber Connector
Fiber Optic Media Converters

RES-GMC-with Butt Joint Fiber Connector

Compliant with MIL-STD norms

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Ethernet Military Switch RJSML-8ELMG

Fully MIL-STD compliant

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Switch ethenret RESMLAC
Ethernet Switch

RESMLAC-12EMG-F35

Fully MIL-STD compliant

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Ethernet Military Switch RJSMLAC 8 MG Caps Amphenol Socapex Connectors
Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Military Switch RJSMLAC-8MG-CAPS

Fully MIL-STD compliant

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Ethernet Military Switch RESMLAC-8MG-CAPS Amphenol
Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Military Switch RESMLAC-8MG-CAPS

Fully MIL-STD compliant

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Ethernet Military Switch RESMLAC-28MG Amphenol Socapex Connectors
Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Military Switch RESMLAC-28MG

Fully MIL-STD compliant

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Amphenol Socapex Ethernet Military Switch RJSML-8US1/8UG1
Ethernet Switch

Ethernet Military Switch RJSML-8US1/8UG1

Industrial grade Ethernet switch

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Amphenol Socapex RES-GMC - Expanded Beam Technology
Fiber Optic Media Converters

RES-GMC - Expanded Beam Technology

Compliant with MIL-STD norms

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Media Converter Fiber Optic RJS-GMC with Expanded Beam Technology Amphenol Socapex
Fiber Optic Media Converters

RJS-GMC with Expanded Beam Technology

With industrial EMI compliancy

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for most connectors

customized connectors 110 x 110
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manufactured
Manufactures 38999 Series I, II, III

Since 1960

invotor
Inventor of RJ Field

in 2005

Amphenol Socapex proposes rugged military Ethernet switches with the highest performance. Designed for military and harsh environments applications, Amphenol Socapex MIL-STD Switches support conducted and radiated Electromagnetic Interferences (EMI) per MIL-STD-461. They comply as well as to MIL-STD-704 and MIL-STD-1275 for surge and spikes protection. The mechanical packaging is designed for MIL-STD-810 ground environmental compliance and high reliability.
Each Ethernet MIL-STD switch is rugged and hardened to improve ingress, impact, and shock/vibration protection, as well as eliminate all moving parts through passive cooling.
Our range of Ethernet military-grade switches feature numerous options: 4 to 28 LAN ports with options for fiber optic ports, fast, gigabit or even 10G datarate with a wide selection of connectors such as MIL-DTL-38999, RJFTV...
Ultra-compact portable Ethernet switch or military grade units are also available. Rugged Ethernet switches feature unmanaged switching for plug and play connectivity or Managed switching for network management. Managed Ethernet switches offer functionalities such as Authentication, VLAN, IGMP, QoS, Link aggregation or Port mirroring that control and enhance the data flows.

What is media converter fiber to ethernet?

To convert fiber to Ethernet, you need a media converter specifically designed to bridge the two types of network media. 
A media converter is a device that can convert optical signals to electrical signals and vice versa.  Using a media converter ensures seamless integration of fiber optic infrastructure with existing Ethernet-based networks.

Can you convert fiber optic cable to ethernet?

Yes, you can convert fiber optic cable to Ethernet using a media converter. These devices bridge the optical signals from the fiber optic cable to electrical signals for Ethernet, enabling seamless integration between fiber networks and Ethernet devices.

What is the difference between sfp and media converter?

Key Differences

  • Modularity: SFP modules provide modular connectivity options for devices with SFP slots, while media converters are standalone devices for direct media conversion.
  • Usage Context: SFP modules are used within network devices to add or change fiber optic ports, whereas media converters are used externally to connect different network media types on the field.

What is the difference between a router and an ethernet switch?

Key Differences

  • Network Role: Routers operate at the network layer (Layer 3) to route traffic between different networks, while switches operate at the data link layer (Layer 2) to switch traffic within a single network.

  • IP Handling: Routers manage IP addresses and direct data between networks, while switches manage MAC addresses and direct data within a network.

    Ethernet switches can be managed or unmanaged. Managed Ethernet switches support some routing features even without acting as routers.