DoorKing Avycon GE Security Fiber Optic Transmission
Run fiber for ultra-long, interference-free links with our fiber optic transmission lineup. Convert copper to SFP or single-/multimode with fiber converters; carry video, audio, and data across distance with dedicated fiber transmitters and fiber receivers; aggregate channels using fiber multiplexers; and stretch HDMI/IP with fiber extenders. For paired point-to-point kits, see transmitter & receiver sets. Build resilient backbones with low latency and EMI immunity.
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- $2,992.50SKU: DFVSMD8001-T
GE Security DFVSMD8001-T 8 Channel Digital Video Mux TX / Contact Closure TCVR, 1 SM Fiber
- Non-compressed 10-Bit Digitally Encoded Video Transmission
- Support NTSC P, PAL & SECAM video systems
- No video degradation over max. operating distance
- Supports one bi-directional Contact Closure
- Support dry contact or TTL inputs
$2,992.50Low Price Guarantee - $289.64SKU: B720AR-RST
GE SECURITY B720AR-RST MM - Audio, Digitally Processed, Rx, Rack
- One-way audio transmission over one multimode fiber
- 24-bit audio processing
- 20 Hz to 15 kHz frequency response
- Balanced or unbalanced audio
- 13 dB optical budget
$289.64Low Price Guarantee - $111.50SKU: AVN-SFPG2
Avycon AVN-SFPG2 SFP Gigabit Fiber Transceiver Module, Multi Link Mode LC Connection
- SFP Gigabit Fiber Transceiver Module
- Multi Link Mode LC Connection
$111.50Low Price Guarantee - $111.50SKU: AVN-SFPL2
Avycon AVN-SFPL2 SFP Gigabit Fiber Transceiver Module to RJ45 Connection
- SFP Gigabit Fiber Transceiver Module to RJ45 Connection
$111.50Low Price Guarantee - $505.96SKU: 1815-704
DoorKing 1815-704 RS422 Converter (Part Of 1508-055 kit)
- RS422 Converter (part of 1508-055 kit)
- Converter that provides intercom, entry, and directory services for condominiums
- Residence halls, and apartment complexes
- Used in shopping malls and office buildings
$505.96Low Price Guarantee - $338.52SKU: 8080-006
DoorKing 8080-006 Monitored Edge Transmitter
- 12-24 VAC/VDC
- Miller Edge RB-TX10
- 3-5 Day Lead Time
$338.52Low Price Guarantee - $251.16SKU: 8060-082
DoorKing 8060-082 RF Kit - Receiver & MicroPlus Transmitter
- RF Kit - Receiver & MicroPlus Transmitter
$251.16Low Price Guarantee - $218.40SKU: 1815-039
DoorKing 1815-039 USB to RS232 Converter
- Essential interface adapter designed to bridge modern computer systems with legacy serial equipment
- Perfect for technicians and integrators working with DoorKing access control and telephone entry systems
$218.40Low Price Guarantee
Fiber Optic Transmission Frequently Asked Questions
What is fiber optic transmission in surveillance systems?
Fiber optic transmission refers to the use of fiber optic cables to transmit video and data signals over long distances with minimal signal loss. This technology is highly advantageous for surveillance systems, as it provides high bandwidth, resistance to electromagnetic interference, and secure data transmission, making it ideal for high-security environments.
How far can fiber optic transmission extend for surveillance cameras?
The distance for fiber optic transmission can vary significantly depending on the type of fiber used and the equipment specifications. Generally, single-mode fiber can transmit signals up to 40 kilometers or more, while multi-mode fiber typically supports distances of up to 2 kilometers. This makes fiber optic systems suitable for extensive surveillance networks.
What are the benefits of using fiber optics for video surveillance?
Using fiber optics for video surveillance offers several benefits, including higher data transmission rates, longer transmission distances without signal degradation, and immunity to electromagnetic interference. Additionally, fiber optic cables are more secure against tapping, making them a preferred choice for sensitive surveillance applications.
Are there specific types of fiber optic cables for surveillance systems?
Yes, there are two main types of fiber optic cables used in surveillance systems: single-mode and multi-mode. Single-mode fibers are designed for long-distance transmission and have a smaller core, while multi-mode fibers are suitable for shorter distances and have a larger core. The choice depends on the specific requirements of the surveillance setup.
What should I consider when choosing fiber optic equipment for my surveillance system?
When selecting fiber optic equipment, consider factors such as compatibility with existing surveillance cameras, the required transmission distance, environmental conditions, and the type of data being transmitted. Additionally, ensure that the equipment complies with relevant standards and offers features like surge protection and ease of installation.














