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Have anyone used multi-mode to single mode fiber converters? &nbsp;Are they reliable? &nbsp;<br />
I need to run 40G optics between the floors in the three building floors (floors 1,2,and3). &nbsp;MM fiber is already in place. &nbsp;To support 40G between these three floors we need single mode duplex LC fiber. &nbsp;<br />
Instead of doing new SM runs, can we install converters to achieve that? &nbsp;Would that work reliably?
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Have anyone used multi-mode to single mode fiber converters?  Are they reliable?  
I need to run 40G optics between the floors in the three building floors (floors 1,2,and3).  MM fiber is already in place.  To support 40G between these three floors we need single mode duplex LC fiber.  
Instead of doing new SM runs, can we install converters to achieve that?  Would that work reliably?

Multimode to Single Mode fiber converters?

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