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806-39105: Descriptionmounting hardware din-mounting clip; CategoryTopical application Mechanical and electrical/engineering/automation; File Size2MB，3 Pages; ManufacturerAll Sensors; Environmental Compliance

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mounting hardware din-mounting clip

806-39105 Parametric

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Manufacture	B&B Electronics
Product Category	Mounting Hardware
RoHS	Yes

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IE-MiniMc

Industrial Grade 10/100 Miniature Media Converters

The IE-MiniMc Series are Industrial Equipment (IE) versions of the popular

MiniMc Series, offering a wide range of transmission speeds, extended

temperature, and multiple powering and mounting options.

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Features and Benefits

The most cost-effective fiber converter

available

• Low cost and feature rich

• Value add industrial grade extended temperature

performance

• Stand-alone unit with small, rugged metal

enclosure with compact, external power supply

• Also available in Gigabit Switching models

(IE-Giga-MiniMc)

• -48 VDC terminal for Telco applications

• Available for a variety of fiber types and

connectors, including single-strand fiber

Measuring less than 3.5 inches deep and 2 inches wide,

the IE-MiniMc and IE-Giga-MiniMc Series converters are

some of the industry’s smallest copper-to-fiber media

converters, with both data connections on the same side.

The IE-MiniMc family of media converters are a fraction

of the cost of other industrial grade alternatives. These

products provide the ease and convenience of plug-and-

play operation with features uncluding Auto Negotiation

and Auto-Cross.

Advanced features such as Link Fault Pass-Through (LFPT)

assist operators in identifying breaks in the network when

using unmanaged network hardware.

Multiple powering options include Power over Ethernet (PoE/

PD), -48 VDC for Telco, AC wall adapter and USB which

offer unsurpassed flexibiliity for a variety of installations.

Versatile Solution

More power options than other converters,

for a variety of applications

• Includes country-specific AC power adapter

• Terminal DC power block (non-Telco) with

extended voltage range (7 to 50 VDC)

• Installs in the IE-PowerTray/18-AC

• IEEE 802.3af Power Over Ethernet

• Powering options can be combined for

AC/DC redundancy

• USB power

• User-friendly Auto Negotiation

• Auto-Cross feature for twisted pair

connection on all converters

Plug-and-Play Operation

“Industrial Equipment” (IE) features for

operation in difficult environments

• Extended temperature functionality,

up to -25° to +85° C

• DIN Rail mountable

(DIN clips sold separately)

For

more information, visit the IE-GigaMinic

page at http://www.imcnetworks.com/Products

/product.cfm?family=11

For

models with Telco Power with Link Fault

Pass-Through

Application Example

Here we see one IE-MiniMc TELCO/LFPT installed at a Telco (powered

by a -48 VDC office battery) and one installed at an MTU. The LFPT

function assists in identifying a break in the network if one were to occur.

www.imcnetworks.com

800-624-1070

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