Datacom Systems Inc Fiber TAP - F50/50/9-S
By: Datacom Systems Inc Fiber TAP - F50/50/9-S
Fiber network taps from Datacom Systems provide your network monitoring and security tools passive permanent access into your fiber network. Topology independent, they can be used for ATM, Gigabit, OC3-OC48, or SONET
These network taps are ideal for security applications, network monitoring and anywhere you need to see all the data that only an In-Line solution can provide. Invisible to the network, completely passive and fault-tolerant, fiber taps will not affect network performance or integrity.
- Network taps provide permanent In-Line access to network links - eliminates the need for network connectors to be disconnected and connected each time a segment needs to be analyzed
- Multi-Port Fiber tap units from Datacom Systems support multiple topologies, including Gigabit Ethernet, ATM, OC3-OC48, and SONET
- Provides complete access to your fiber links - our taps allow you to view layer 1 and 2 errors not seen when performing network monitoring using SPAN ports
- Completely passive fault tolerant design insures links stay up during power outage or failure of the network tap
- Fiber Taps are ideal for permanent 24x7 access to your fiber network for Network Analysis, IDS and monitoring applications
- Fiber Taps from Datacom Systems are available in a wide array of split ratios, Multimode (SX) or Single-Mode (LX) configurations
- Conveniently rack-mountable in only 1U (1.72")
- 4U 14 bay rack available
Specifications
| Network Connections | |
|---|---|
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OC3-OC48,1000LX (9 micron) Tap (SC) |
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| Monitoring Connections | |
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OC3-OC48,1000LX (9 micron) (SC) |
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| Operating Temperature | |
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0° to 40° C |
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| Storage Temperature | |
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-30° to 65° C |
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| Humidity | |
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Less than 95° C non-condensing |
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| Warranty | |
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Two (2) Years |
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| Ordering Information | |
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F50/50/9-S |
Fiber Tap (1000LX, 9 micron) |
| Optional Rack Mount | |
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RMC-3 |
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Network TAP Description:
Model Number: F50/50/9-S
Fiber network taps from Datacom Systems provide your network monitoring and security tools passive permanent access into your fiber network. Topology independent, they can be used for A™, Gigabit, OC3-OC48, or SONET
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