ACRE ComNet 4-Channel Video Receiver (1310 nm), 1.1 in, FVR401S1, rf, Wired

ComNet 4-Channel Video Receiver (1310 nm)

The ComNet™ FVT/FVR401 multiplexer simultaneously transmits four channels of video over one optical fiber utilizing state-of-the-art 10-bit digital encoding and decoding for high-quality video transmission that meets the requirements of EIA RS-250C for short-haul video transmission. These environmentally hardened units are ideal for use in unconditioned roadside or out-of-plant installations. These units are completely transparent to and universally compatible with any NTSC, PAL, or SECAM CCTV camera systems. Plugand-play design ensures ease of installation and no electrical or optical adjustments are ever required. Bi-color (Red/Green) LED indicators are provided for rapidly ascertaining equipment operating status. These units are interchangeable between stand-alone or card mount configurations.

• Robust design ensures extremely high reliability in unconditioned out-of-plant environments


• Voltage transient protection on all power and signal input/output lines provides unconditional protection from power surges and other voltage transient events.


• Tested and certified by an independent laboratory for full compliance with the environmental requirements (ambient operating temperature, mechanical shock, vibration, humidity with condensation, high-line/low-line voltage conditions and transient voltage protection) of NEMA TS-1/TS-2 and the Caltrans Specification for Traffic Signal Control Equipment.


• NTCIP compatible


• Compatible with all NTSC, PAL, or SECAM CCTV camera systems


• Wide optical dynamic range: optical attenuators are never required


• Ideally suited to networks requiring multiple physical layers where video degradation may be a problem


• Exceptionally low video distortion with zero Performance Variation vs. Optical Path Loss


• Exceeds all requirements for EIA RS-250C short-haul transmission: Extremely high video performance


• 10-bit digital video transmission: transmits 4 real-time color video signals on one optical fiber