PLANET IGTP-805AT 1000Base-SX / LX to 10/100/1000Base-T 802.3at PoE Industrial Media Converter (Mini-GBIC, SFP)

The PLANET IGTP-805AT is an industrial Gigabit fiber-to-Ethernet media converter with an SFP fiber interface and a copper port that supplies up to 30W of PoE+ power. It suits network installers connecting fiber links to PoE devices such as access points or cameras in environments operating from -30°C to 75°C.

Recommended For

• Industrial and facilities installers extending a Gigabit Ethernet link over fiber to one remote PoE+ device, such as a network camera or wireless access point, where local power is inconvenient.
• Surveillance and control-system teams deploying network equipment in industrial cabinets or other demanding environments that benefit from a DIN-rail or wall-mount converter and a wide operating-temperature range.
• Network technicians connecting a copper Ethernet endpoint to an existing fiber backbone who need to choose an SFP to match the fiber type and link distance.
• Installers building remote links where power continuity matters and the site can supply the converter’s DC input, including a redundant power arrangement.

Real-World Use Scenarios

• At a remote outdoor camera location, an installer can bring the network over fiber and use the converter’s RJ-45 port to connect and power a compatible PoE camera, reducing the need for a separate camera-side PoE switch. The camera’s power needs must fit the available PoE budget.
• For a remote wireless access point, an installer can use fiber for the uplink and the converter to provide Ethernet and PoE at the far end. This is useful where the network link needs to reach beyond a nearby copper connection, provided the access point is PoE-compatible and the selected SFP matches the fiber.
• When a remote Ethernet device is beyond the practical reach of a copper run, the converter can bridge a fiber link to a local Ethernet connection and provide PoE to a compatible endpoint. The SFP module and fiber type determine the usable link distance.
• In a factory or other industrial installation, the converter can connect a fiber backbone to a local PoE-powered network device near machinery or a control area. Its industrial positioning makes it suitable for demanding environments, but the actual operating conditions should be checked against the unit’s specifications.
• Where a fiber or copper link fault needs to be easier to spot during troubleshooting, an installer can enable Link Fault Pass-through so a fault on one side is reflected toward the other side. This can help narrow down a connection problem without replacing the device.

Spec Summary