Seco-Larm NE-SE01-020Q Passive Ethernet Extender over Coax

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Management number	205071551	Release Date	2025/10/16	List Price	$14.63	Model Number	205071551
Category	Networking Network Accessories

The ENFORCER Passive Ethernet Extender over Coax is designed to extend the range of any TCP/IP device beyond the 300ft (100m) limit of Ethernet. The unit does not filter out any protocols, codes, or applications, compatibility with any IP camera and its software.

1 Channel Ethernet over coax
10/100 Mbps Full duplex*
Transmission distance:**
- Up to 650ft (200m)@10Mbps
- Up to 325ft (100m)@100Mbps
Passive, no power required
Built-in surge protection
Fast and easy to install
Bidirectional – can operate as transmitter and receiver
Sold as a set

* Use only with 10/100 Switches
** Actual transmission range will vary depending on equipment used and cable grade

Specifications

Range	10Mbps Up to 650′ (200m), 100Mbps Up to 325′ (100m)
Input Connector	RJ45
Output Connector	BNC
Standard	IEEE802.3 10Base-T/100Base-T
Link Cable	RG59/U or better
Ethernet Speed	10/100 Mbps
Operating Temperature	-4º~131º F (-20º~55º C)
Dimensions	2-3/8” x 1-1/8” x 13/16” (60 x 29 x 20 mm)

Troubleshooting

IP Device does not function
correctly.

Make sure you are using the unit with 10/100 switches.
Make sure the Passive Ethernet Extender is connected
on both sides.
Make sure the IP source and DVR or PC are powered.
Test the coaxial cable between the units and make sure
it is functional.
Make sure that there are no problems with the IP
device, cables, or DVR by plugging the IP device
directly into the DVR or PC using the Cat5e/6 cables.
Make sure that the cables do not exceed the maximum
distance (see pages 2 and 3 for more details).