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The SC&T IP09C is an IP over Coax extender that transmits standard TCP/IP signals up to 1000m over a single coaxial cable. It allows system integrators to upgrade legacy analog surveillance systems without replacing existing coaxial infrastructure, significantly reducing re-cabling labor and costs.
Transmits IP signals over existing coaxial cables without drilling walls or re-pulling network cables. Ideal for setups where remote IP devices are already locally powered.
No IP configuration required. The RJ45 port features Auto MDI/MDI-X support. Verified performance using pure copper RG6U coaxial cables:
· Within 500m: Delivers full-speed 100Mbps Full-Duplex transmission.
· Up to 1000m: Operates at a stable 10Mbps to ensure long-distance connectivity.
Complies with IEEE 802.3az. Automatically enters power-saving mode during static video feeds or idle network traffic, minimizing server room heat.
Built-in 30KV ESD and 30A lightning surge protection prevent equipment damage caused by induced noise and reduce post-installation maintenance.
SC&T’s Ethernet-over-Coax (EoC) solutions meet diverse power delivery and long-range integration needs. Select the ideal model based on your wiring layouts, transmission distances, and power budgets:
Featuring active signal amplification and circuit isolation, this series delivers up to 90W power and 1000m transmission—designed for high-specification, high-stability projects.
Featuring a fully passive circuit design, this series requires no external power at either end, eliminating extender-side wiring to save budget in short-range applications.
Mix and match the active IP09 series to optimize configurations based on your transmission distances and camera counts.
Specialized surge protector for EoC and PoE over Coax transmission. Supports HD-Analog, IP, PoE, and PoC signals to protect head-end and remote PoE devices.
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Houses up to 6 IP09C units in a standard 1U space (44.45mm) for centralized cabinet management.
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No. The IP09C is 100% plug-and-play and automatically negotiates bandwidth and duplex modes based on cable distance.
Yes. It works with any standard TCP/IP device (VoIP phones, access control, network printers, laptops or wifi router), converting legacy coax into standard Ethernet.
The built-in 30kV ESD and 30A surge protection are sufficient for standard indoor installations. For high-risk outdoor deployments (e.g., light poles, intersections), we recommend adding the SC&T SP009 at the cable entry point.
Both models eliminate the need for re-cabling; selection depends on your transmission distance and power conditions:
(Note: Both models are designed for IP network transmissions; independent power is required for the front-end cameras.)
Yes. Performance and maximum extension vary by cable type:
The IP09C is an active device. Follow these three steps to troubleshoot:
1. Verify Power Status: Check that the Power LEDs on both the Tx and Rx are illuminated.
2. Test Connections (BNC): Legacy cables are prone to attenuation from oxidized connectors. Please re-terminate the BNC connectors, or perform a 1-meter bench test. If successful, the on-site cable is degraded or severed.
3. Lock Port Speed: If the distance approaches the cable limit, use the onboard DIP switch to force the speed to 10Mbps Full/Half-Duplex to optimize long-distance connection stability.
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