PRODUCT NEWSWhy Choose an Unmanaged 8-Port Gigabit Switch for IP Surveillance?
Discover how an unmanaged 8-port gigabit switch with hardware VLAN isolation and 10K jumbo frames prevents broadcast storms and latency in IP camera networks.
Expert guides on optical transceivers, fiber media converters, and data center cabling from OPTONE's engineering team.
PRODUCT NEWSDiscover how an unmanaged 8-port gigabit switch with hardware VLAN isolation and 10K jumbo frames prevents broadcast storms and latency in IP camera networks.
PRODUCT NEWSCompare AOC and passive DAC cable benefits for in-rack and rack-to-rack links, including power, EMI, breakout compatibility, host coding, and buying checks.

Compare AOC, passive DAC, and active DAC by route, reach, power, compatibility, breakout support, and lifecycle cost for modern data center network links.

Plan a fiber Ethernet switch deployment by mapping roles, ports, 10G uplinks, PoE, optics, site conditions, migration, testing, and supplier support needs.

Learn when a fiber Ethernet switch beats copper or media converters based on distance, interference, bandwidth, PoE, site layout, and expansion needs.

Optical transceivers explained: SFP to QSFP-DD and OSFP form factors, NRZ vs PAM4, SR/LR/ER/ZR reach classes, power budgets, and how to pick the right module for 10G to 800G networks.

A fiber media converter is the simplest way to extend a copper Ethernet link across a campus, a factory floor, or a city block. Here is what these devices do, why they are worth it, and where they are used.

DAC and AOC are the two workhorses of high-speed data center cabling. Both plug into the same switch and server ports, but one carries electrical signals over copper and the other converts them to light over fiber. That one difference drives everything else — distance, power, weight, and price.

Fiber Ethernet switches explained: managed vs unmanaged, PoE power, SFP vs SFP+, single-mode vs multimode fiber, and a practical selection checklist.

Discover how multi-rate SFP transceivers bridge legacy SDH/SONET and Gigabit Ethernet. Learn about OEM compatibility, optical budgets, and phased migrations.

Learn how a 2x RJ45 to 1x Fiber media converter saves fiber infrastructure and enclosure space when deploying dual IP cameras at a single edge location.

Are third-party AOC and DAC cables safe for enterprise switches? Learn how MSA compliance and EEPROM coding guarantee OEM compatibility and lower network costs.

Optone Copper SFP and SFP+ transceivers convert optical ports to RJ45 Ethernet. Explore 1G and 10GBASE-T modules with full MSA compliance and OEM compatibility.

Bridge RS-232, RS-485, and RS-422 gaps in harsh industrial environments with OPTONE's OPT-277 fiber media converters. Features zero delay and surge immunity.
OPTONE has no strict MOQ for standard products. We accept orders from 1 piece for sample testing. For bulk orders, we offer tiered pricing with better rates at higher quantities.
Yes. We offer full OEM services including custom EEPROM coding for specific switch platforms, private label packaging, and custom firmware. ODM services are available for customers requiring custom form factors or specifications.
In-stock standard products ship within 48 hours. For custom-coded OEM products, lead time is typically 3-7 business days. Large volume orders may require 2-4 weeks.
All OPTONE products come with a 3-year warranty. We provide RMA service for defective products and lifetime technical support.
Yes. We offer sample orders for evaluation purposes. Contact our sales team to arrange sample shipment. Sample costs may be refunded against bulk orders.