Gigabit 1.25G Mini Reverse POE Media Converter Slot SFP Transceiver RPOE 5V-24V Input 1SFP Slot 1 RJ45 Ethernet SFP Fiber Switch Qme 1PCS Rpoe PCBA

Gigabit Mini Reverse POE Media Converter SFP Slot RPOE Switch

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Gigabit 1.25G Mini Reverse POE Media Converter Slot SFP Transceiver RPOE 5V-24V Input 1SFP Slot 1 RJ45 Ethernet SFP Fiber Switch Qme 1PCS Rpoe PCBA

Gigabit Mini Reverse POE Media Converter SFP Slot RPOE Switch

$39.62
Sale price  $39.62 Regular price  $48.20
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Gigabit Mini Reverse POE Media Converter – SFP Slot, 1.25G, 5–24V Input

Upgrade your network infrastructure with the JYD-1SFP1E Gigabit Mini Reverse POE (RPOE) Media Converter. This compact, purpose-built fiber switch delivers reliable Gigabit Ethernet connectivity while powering itself and downstream devices via a standard network cable — no bulky power adapter needed at the remote end.

Key Features

  • Reverse POE (RPOE) Technology: Power is delivered over the Ethernet cable using a dedicated POE power supply module, eliminating the need for a local power source at the remote device location.
  • 1 × SFP Slot (1.25G): Supports standard 1.25G SFP fiber transceivers for flexible, long-distance fiber optic connections.
  • 1 × RJ45 Gigabit Ethernet Port: Full 10/100/1000 Mbps Ethernet port for seamless integration with existing copper-based network equipment.
  • Wide Voltage Input (5–24VDC): Can also supply 5–24VDC power to connected end devices, making it highly versatile for IP cameras, wireless access points, and other remote networking equipment.
  • Ultra-Compact Form Factor: Measuring just 10 × 6 × 3 cm, this mini converter fits neatly into tight installation spaces, server racks, or junction boxes.
  • Plug-and-Play Setup: Ready to deploy straight out of the box with no complex configuration required for most standard setups.
  • Model: JYD-1SFP1E Series Fiber Switch

Ideal Use Cases

  • Extending fiber networks to remote IP cameras or access points
  • Connecting fiber and copper segments in enterprise or SMB networks
  • Deploying in locations where running a separate power line is impractical
  • Surveillance and security network installations

Specifications

Model JYD-1SFP1E
SFP Port Speed 1.25G (Gigabit)
RJ45 Port Speed 10/100/1000 Mbps
Power Input 5–24VDC (via POE module over network cable)
Output Power to End Device 5–24VDC
Dimensions 10 × 6 × 3 cm
Brand Qme

For more information on networking standards and fiber optic technology, visit the NIST Communications Technology Laboratory.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a Reverse POE (RPOE) Media Converter and how does the JYD-1SFP1E work?

A: The JYD-1SFP1E is a Gigabit fiber switch that uses Reverse POE (RPOE) technology to receive power through the Ethernet cable via a special POE power supply module. This means power is sent from the central switch or injector over the network cable to the remote converter — eliminating the need for a separate local power supply at the installation point. It also supports outputting 5–24VDC to other connected end devices.

Q: What SFP transceivers are compatible with this media converter?

A: This converter features a standard 1.25G SFP slot compatible with most industry-standard 1.25G SFP fiber transceivers, including single-mode and multi-mode variants. Always verify the SFP module's wavelength and fiber type matches your network infrastructure before purchasing.

Q: What devices can I connect or power using the 5–24VDC output?

A: The 5–24VDC output can supply power to a range of end-point devices such as IP cameras, wireless access points, and other low-voltage networking equipment — making this converter especially useful in surveillance and remote network deployments where running a separate power cable is not practical.

Q: Is this media converter easy to install?

A: Yes. The JYD-1SFP1E is designed for plug-and-play deployment. Simply connect your SFP transceiver, attach your fiber and Ethernet cables, and connect the POE power module. No complex software configuration is needed for standard network bridging operations.

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