StarTech.com USB 3.0 to Fiber Optic Converter / Open SFP / Network adapter / USB 3.0 / 1000Base-LX/1000Base-SX x 1 / black | US1GA30SFP

Description

This USB 3.0 to fiber-optic converter lets you utilize the USB 3.0 (Type-A) port on your laptop or tablet to provide a secure fiber network connection. Windows and Mac compatible, the network adapter provides a Gigabit Ethernet (1000Mbps) optical network connection for portable laptops or tablets, or systems without expansion slots.

StarTech.com USB 3.0 to Fiber Optic Converter / Open SFP | US1GA30SFP

Special Features

• Provides a fiber network connection to portable laptops or tablets
• Fiber-to-the-desk connectivity (FTTD) enhances security, reducing the risk of data leaks
• Add a Gigabit Ethernet (1000Mbps) connection through a USB 3.0 Type-A interface
• Highly portable design, with no need for an external power adapter (bus powered)
• Open SFP slot, compatible with MSA compliant SFP modules
• Certified drivers for Windows, macOS and Linux
• Plug-and-play installation
• Wake-on-LAN support

Product features

• A flexible solution with an open SFP slot
  The open SFP slot enables you to use your preferred SFP transceiver module to meet your networking needs - use an SFP with your desired wavelength, distance, and connection type to achieve an efficient network solution. (SFP sold separately.)
• Secure fiber-to-the-desk connectivity
  This USB to fiber-optic converter provides reliable fiber connectivity while protecting your network from problems with electronic interference - a common issue with RJ45 networks. Fiber-to-the-desk connectivity (FTTD) maximizes network security, reducing the risk of data leaks for sensitive information, without compromising network speed and reliability.
• Easy portability
  Compact and portable, this USB 3.0 to fiber-optic converter is powered directly from the USB port.
• Plug and play
  Get up and running quickly. The USB to fiber-optic converter supports certified drivers for Windows, Mac and Linux. Once the adapter is plugged into a USB port, you simply install the drivers and the adapter is ready to transmit over a fiber network.