Ethernet-Fiber converters

Ethernet-Fiber converters convert the Ethernet signal to optical fiber and vice versa. The converters have RJ45 and SC connectors.

Basic models of converters can be found in our webshop Worbis >>

Locking options:

• Mechanical
• Electronic
• Numerical code
• Fingerprint identification

Control:

• Camera surveillance
• Status information TCP/IP or SNMP
• Temperature and humidity sensors
• Web user interface
• Administrator/user access levels
• Door sensors available for front and back door and ceiling

Data centers often have server and communication racks waiting to be installed. This may, depending on the cooling solution, lead to airflows passing through empty racks, resulting in inefficient cooling and energy efficiency of the data center.

Orbis’ modular panel with pre-assembled modules saves space and speeds up installation.

MPO/MTP cables (data center standard) have 12 or 24 single fibers in one connector. MPO/MTP is a popular connector for multi-mode fiber optic cabling for 40–400 G data transfer rates. The MPO/MTP connector is the same size as SC connector and the MPO/MTP cable is significantly smaller than a normal patch cord.

LPS is a patented technology that enables the flow and return water supply within the data center cooling system to be put on a negative water circuit. This allows the system to operate without the fear of leaks or water damage to critical equipment or room infrastructure. 

The LPS is modular and scalable in design and it can be retrofitted to an existing circuit.

Busbars are used to build power distribution assemblies that can be flexibly altered as needed. 

Busbars are used especially in data centers, factories, large high-rise buildings and hospitals with high-power devices, the need to easily change electrical installations or prepare for later expansion.

For the above-mentioned rack and cooling products, we offer complete hot or cold aisle containment solutions. In principle, the length of a closed hot or cold aisle is based on the number of cooling units and server racks needed to provide the desired solution.

Various types of liquid cooling solutions have increased in data centers in recent years. The idea is, that coolers installed between the racks absorb the heat generated by the servers. Then, the heat energy is transferred to the circulating water, which is routed via pipelines away from the data center.

The raised floor, also known as the access floor, allows cabling and piping to be hidden under the floor in the data center. The access floor is suitable for both new and old sites. The height of the floor is adjusted with the pedestals and there are various support structures available for the floor.

Devices in server racks need organized, untroubled power distribution. PDU’s are used to supply power for individual devices inside the server rack. Server racks can have multiple power supplies. For example, PDUs on the left side of the rack may receive power from UPS1 system and PDU’s on the right from UPS2 system.