Black Box LBH100A-PD-ST-24, 100 Mbit/s, 100Base-TX, 10Base-T, IEEE 802.1p, IEEE 802.1Q, IEEE 802.3, IEEE 802.3u, Schnelles Ethernet, 10,100 Mbit/s, ST

- Function as both a media converter and a switch.
- Suitable for harsh outdoor environments.
- Provide one 100-Mbps fiber port and two 10-/100-Mbps UTP switch ports.
- RJ-45 ports support autonegotiation, so you can easily attach any 10- or 100-Mbps device.

Further Details
- ST, SC, and MT-RJ fiber port types available.
- Available with 100–240-VAC and 12-, 24-, and 48-VDC power supplies.
- Support both half- and full-duplex operation.
- Two sets of LEDs enable you to see status information from the front, top, or side.
- Rackmount up to 16 units in the optional Rackmount Tray or Powered Rackmount Tray (available separately).
- For harsh industrial environments, see our Hardened Media Converter Switches (LBH100A-H family).
- Standard Media Converter Switches (LBH100A–LBH110A families) for clean office environments are also available.
- For Extreme Media Converter Switches with 10-Mbps fiber connections, see the LBH110A-P family.

BLACK BOX Extreme Media Converter Switches do more than just adapt from one cable type to another. They're true Ethernet switches and behave like switches within your Ethernet network. This means you can connect them together indefinitely without worrying about interrepeater links. Each Media Converter Switch features non-blocking switching architecture with a 2K MAC address table. The 128K buffer memory makes it easy to interconnect 10- and 100-Mbps devices.

Tough enough for outdoor use.
Extreme Media Converter Switches are ideal for use in exposed locations with temperature ranges of -40 to +167° F (-40 to +75° C)—all they need in the way of protection is shelter from direct rainfall. What's more, the switches feature a sealed case, which uses its own metal shell as a heat sink. Choose them for applications such as traffic signal control or for sensors or surveillance cameras in outdoor plants. Extreme Media Converter Switches are rated for above-the-ceiling plenum installation.

Media Converter Switches are also available in Standard versions (in both 10- and 100-Mbps fiber versions) for office or wiring closet environments and Hardened versions for demanding indoor environments such as factory floors. Because all three types work together seamlessly, you can use inexpensive Standard Media Converter Switches in the protection of the wiring closet and choose the more robust Hardened or Extreme Media Converter Switches for harsh locations at your network’s edge.

Distance isn’t a problem.
Because they’re switches as well as media converters, Media Converter Switches provide more options in network topology, overcoming the distance limitations inherent with simple media converters—to add extra distance, just daisychain another Media Converter Switch. If you need more ports at your remote location, just add a BLACK BOX® Convenient Switch (LB101HA family).

Multimode models support up to 2 kilometers (1.2 miles) between Media Converter Switches. For longer distances, choose single-mode models for up to 20 kilometers (12.4 miles) or single-mode, long-distance models for an incredible 40 kilometers (24.8 miles) between links.

The features you’re looking for.
Media Converter Switches are super simple to set up and use—just plug and go!

Both copper ports are autosensing for speed and duplex, adjusting to the connected device automatically. Plus, the UTP ports feature Auto MDI/MDIX, eliminating the need for crossover cables.

Media Converter Switches each have two full sets of LED indicators: one set on the front for viewing convenience when the Media Converter is DIN rail or wallmounted, and one set mounted in the end next to the media ports for easy viewing when units are in a rackmount tray.

AC or DC power choices.
Extreme Media Converter Switches have the power options to support harsh environments, too. Models with AC power supplies support 100–240 VAC power. The power supplies with recessed IEC power connectors work with any IEC standard power cord, making them adaptable to most international locations.

DC-powered units have internal screw terminals for connecting DC power in addition to an AC power jack. Because these models have dual power connections, you can use them simultaneously with both your DC power supply and an AC power adapter (sold separately) to provide redundant power input.

Mounting options galore.
Media Converter Switches fit in where you need them. They come with neat, removable rubber feet so you can use them as standalone units. Or you can easily panelmount them with the included brackets and screws.

For use with DIN rails, order the optional DIN Rail Mounting Bracket. This handy bracket features springmounting, enabling you to easily pop your Media Converter Switches on and off the DIN rail without using a screwdriver or tightening set screws. (DIN rail-ready Media Converter Switches are also available for certain types of connections, too.)

For rackmounting in a central location, choose the optional Rackmount Tray or Powered Rackmount Tray. The powered tray provides power for up to eight units.