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Model 2156
CopperLink 2.3-Mbps LRE Ethernet Extender
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Extend your network up to 32,000 ft. (9,754 m)
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2.3 Mbps extension using existing twisted pair of
copper
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Plug-and-play-No configuration necessary!
Model 2157
CopperLink 4.6-Mbps LRE Ethernet Extender
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Auto-rate adaptation gives the highest rate possible
for for the extension distance of your network
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4.6 Mbps over just a single twisted pair of copper
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Extension distances up to 32,000 feet (10 km)
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Auto-sensing 10/100 Ethernet port
Model 2158 2158A
CopperLink 12.5-Mbps LREEthernet Extender
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High-speed full-duplex 12.5 Mbps communications link
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Extends Ethernet connections up to 4,500 ft. (1,372
m)
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Easy 2-wire CopperLink connection via built-in RJ-45
or 2-position terminal block
Model 2168 2168A
CopperLink 16.67-Mbps Multi-Rate LRE Ethernet Extender
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Low cost/plug and play solution for campus wide
network extension and delivery of last-mile ISP services over
Ethernet
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Extends Ethernet distances up to 1 mile over 2-wire
24 AWG unconditioned lines
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Switch selectable asymmetrical or symmetrical line
rates up to 16.67 Mbps!
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Auto-sensing 10Base-T or 100Base-TX
Patton 2172 CopperLink
50-Mbps Ethernet Extender
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Ethernet Extension - Extends 10/100Base-TX Ethernet
up to 5,500 feet over 2-wire AWG 26 unconditioned lines.
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Operates Over Twisted Pair - Reduces the cost and
hassles of new installations. Utilizes installed voice-grade twisted
pairs to eliminate the expense of fiber or Cat5e cabling.
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Full-duplex data-line rate of 100 Mbps - Provides
near fiber performance for bandwidth intensive applications such as
Triple Play services.
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Plug and Play - No configuration or cable hassles
during installation with auto-sensing 10/100, full or half duplex,
and auto MDI-X.
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Multiple Line Rates Supported - Switch-selectable
lines rates ensure the best possible line rate for each application.
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Asymmetric or symmetric - Adapts to service provider
and enterprise applications.
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Transparent LAN Bridging - Passes higher layer
protocols and supports 802.1Q VLAN tagged and untagged traffic.
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