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14-Slot Media Converter Chassis for Compatible Converter Cards - Astraphoton

14-slot chassis for compatible media converter cards. Match the card interface, power configuration and installation requirements before ordering.
AstraPhoton model
APTMC14CH
Catalogue reference
APTMC14CH
APTMC14CH — 14-slot chassis for compatible media converter cards. Match the card interface, power configuration and installation requirements before ordering.; product-family illustration
Product-family illustration for APTMC14CH. Final configuration and unit serial number are confirmed with your order.
AstraPhoton modelAPTMC14CH
CategoryFibre Media Converters
Decision pathSpecifications + host + evidence

Key specifications

AstraPhoton modelAPTMC14CH
Card slots14
Product typeMedia converter chassis

Buyer guidance

Card selectionChoose compatible media converter cards for each copper-to-fibre connection.
InstallationCheck rack space, mounting, ventilation and the required power configuration.
OrderingSpecify the chassis quantity and card models separately so the quotation identifies the complete assembly.

Compatibility matching

Compatible with a wide range of major network brands.

Send the host device brand, model and link requirements so we can match an appropriate option.
Send your device model

Review where this product fits the link design.

Confirm the host port, fibre or cable path, distance and operating environment before selecting the final variant.

  • Endpoint fitHost device, port role and remote-end interface
  • Link fitRate, reach, wavelength, fibre and connector
  • Project fitEnvironment, quantity and document requirements
Illustration of an optical network application path
Illustrated checklist for optical link testing and output review

Request evidence against the exact product scope.

Available evidence depends on the model and agreed review scope. Ask for the checks needed by engineering or procurement before approving a sample or rollout.

  • Product identityModel, label, connector and wavelength details
  • Host contextCoding or recognition evidence where applicable
  • Output evidenceOptical, diagnostic or link information where available
Request testing evidence

Review the document for the exact model.

Review the document for the exact model and reach before approving a sample or rollout.

Download APTMC14CH specification (PDF)

Five answers for this product path.

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Product selectionHow do I choose between a transceiver, DAC and AOC?

Start with the host port, data rate and distance. A transceiver with a separate fibre lead gives the most flexibility; DAC suits the shortest in-rack copper links; AOC suits longer inter-rack links where a light integrated cable is useful.

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Compatibility & codingWhat information is required for a compatibility review?

Provide the equipment manufacturer, exact device model, firmware or network OS, port role, requested data rate and any OEM module reference. These details allow a model-specific review instead of a brand-level assumption.

Start a model review
Optical link designWhat should be included in an optical link budget?

Include transmitter output, receiver limits, fibre attenuation, connector and splice losses, passive components and an engineering margin. Use the approved product datasheet for the applicable values.

Use the selection guide
High-speed deploymentWhen should FEC be checked on a high-speed link?

FEC is a required design input for many 25G and faster interfaces. Confirm the interface standard and the setting at both ends; a recognition check alone does not verify FEC alignment.

Plan a technical review
Documents & procurementHow do I make sure a document applies to my exact model?

Compare the model reference, interface, reach and variant with your product shortlist. If the document is not published or the revision is unclear, send the model and required document type through the document request form before using it for approval.

Request a document pack

Next steps

Move from product record to a scoped decision.