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hopf FO-StarCoupler 4811
The hopf FO-StarCoupler 4811 for 35 mm DIN rail mounting (DIN EN 50 022) is a low-cost solution for the active distribution of a FO signal to up to 7 FO outputs. All FO-StarCoupler FO components are ST (bayonet) type and designed for multimode cables. Each component of the FO-StarCoupler has its own status LED. The equipment is very widely used to transmit time server signals to several devices at far distances by a master time server device and optical fiber cables; finally, converting them into electrical signals next to each device.
FO-StarCoupler 4811
The hopf FO-StarCoupler 4811 for 35mm DIN rail mounting (DIN EN 50 022) is a low cost solution for the active distribution of a FO-signal to up to 7 FO-outputs.
All FO-components of the FO-StarCoupler are of ST (bayonet) type and designed for multi-mode cables. Each component of the FO-StarCoupler has its own status LED.
In order to facilitate its use on a worldwide scale, the power supply to the FO-StarCoupler has a wide input range.
In this way the device can be installed in any place in the world without failing when the input voltage range changes.
FO StarCoupler
Data sheet content
Time server
- Time Server Protocol
- fiber-optic signal output , IRIG-B
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Time server | |
|---|---|
| Time Server Protocol | fiber-optic signal output, IRIG-B |
The hopf FO-StarCoupler 4811 for 35 mm DIN rail mounting (DIN EN 50 022) is a low-cost solution for the active distribution of a FO signal to up to 7 FO outputs. All FO-StarCoupler FO components are ST (bayonet) type and designed for multimode cables. Each component of the FO-StarCoupler has its own status LED. The equipment is very widely used to transmit time server signals to several devices at far distances by a master time server device and optical fiber cables; finally, converting them into electrical signals next to each device.