Remote IP camera
Carry data over fiber and power a compatible PoE camera over the final Ethernet segment; the converter requires its local power adapter.

The KONGIA KG-FMC-1G-SFP-POE carries data over optical fiber and provides Ethernet connectivity and PoE power to a remote device. Includes an SFP slot of 1.25 Gb/s and an RJ45 10/100/1000 Mbps port compatible with IEEE 802.3af/at. Its RJ45 port supplies up to 25.5 W of PoE power.
The KONGIA KG-FMC-1G-SFP-POE carries data over optical fiber and provides Ethernet connectivity and PoE power to a remote device. Includes an SFP slot of 1.25 Gb/s and an RJ45 10/100/1000 Mbps port compatible with IEEE 802.3af/at. Its RJ45 port supplies up to 25.5 W of PoE power.
The SFP is purchased separately to match fiber, connector, wavelength and distance. Supports single-fiber single-mode, dual-fiber single-mode or dual-fiber multimode links using the appropriate transceiver. The copper segment reaches up to 100 m with Cat.5e or higher; optical reach is determined by the SFP and link budget.
Offers speed and duplex autonegotiation, Auto MDI/MDI-X, IEEE 802.3x flow control and back pressure. Store-and-forward switching operates at wire speed, with a 2K MAC table, jumbo frames up to 9 Kbytes and latency ≤ 150 μs. Installation is Plug & Play, with no configuration.
The black metal housing measures 94 × 70 × 26 mm, weighs 0.15 kg and uses fanless side heat dissipation. Operates on 48–57 V DC and includes a 52 V / 0.7 A adapter with 100–240 V AC input and Chinese plug; US or European plugs are offered as options. The device's own consumption of 0.75–2 W is presented separately from the PoE load.

Carry data over fiber and power a compatible PoE camera over the final Ethernet segment; the converter requires its local power adapter.
Connect a compatible PoE access point where fiber terminates and there is no switch beside the device.
Integrate a surveillance or monitoring point using SFP modules and fiber compatible with both ends of the link.
Connect a computer or other device to the RJ45 port for data. It has only one RJ45 port: multiple devices require an additional switch.
Use a compatible PoE splitter, purchased separately, for a non-PoE camera; check output voltage and power before connection.
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The RJ45 port supplies up to 25.5 W of PoE power, compatible with IEEE 802.3af/at.
External 52 V DC / 0.7 A adapter, 100–240 V AC input and Chinese plug. The device supports 48–57 V DC. US and European plug options are available.
No. The SFP is optional and purchased separately according to the optical link.
Up to 100 m on copper and 550 m to 100 km over fiber, depending on the selected SFP module and link optical budget.
With IEEE 802.3af/at output, Endspan method and positive pins 1/2 and negative pins 3/6.
94 × 70 × 26 mm (depth × width × height), device weight 0.15 kg.
One device through its single RJ45 port. Cameras and access points are alternative examples, not simultaneous connections without an additional switch.
No. It is Plug & Play and supports 10/100/1000 Mbps autonegotiation, duplex and Auto MDI/MDI-X.
No. The adapter powers the converter locally; the RJ45 port delivers data and PoE to the compatible device.
KONGIA provides a 2-year warranty against manufacturing defects.
For connecting a compatible PoE device to a fiber link using a separately selected SFP.
Before ordering: Confirm the SFP, optical budget, input power and device power requirements. The single RJ45 port powers one directly connected device.
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