This month, the three-in-one data optical transceiver that supports multi-service combined transmission is officially launched on the EB-LINK product line, targeting monitoring, power and industrial field users who want to use serial ports, networks and alarm signals through optical fiber.

what problem does it solve

There are often multiple channels of RS485, RS232, a small number of network and switch alarms on site, and pulling their own cables wastes optical cables and occupies cabinets. The three-in-one model multiplexes multiple signals onto one optical fiber.Three-in-one data optical transceiverWith one at most, the amount of wiring, power supply points and subsequent maintenance nodes are reduced, and the cutover construction is also easier. Especially in areas such as gate posts and pumping stations where there are only a few signals that need to be extended far away, a multiplexer is much more cost-effective than laying multiple dedicated lines. It is especially suitable for situations where there are many types of signals but the number of channels of each type is not large.

Typical reuse combination

Adaptation scenarios and supply

This series is available withIndustrial automation and machine vision network solutionsIt is suitable for machine vision production lines and power collection terminals to combine and backhaul multiple low-speed services. The product will be kept in stock immediately after it is put on the shelf, and the channel combination can be customized according to the actual signal type on site, shortening the project selection and arrival cycle. For projects that have planned backbone optical cables, multiplexing can also combine multiple branch cables into one, further reducing wiring and operation and maintenance costs.

Multi-service multiplexing is becoming a new trend in optical transceiver selection. One device takes on the tasks of several original devices. How to match the specific channels can be confirmed by sending the point list to the EB-LINK technical team.