Versitron | RS-232 Circuit Card Converter | RS-530 Micro Modem | Balanced Signal to Fiber | Unbalanced Signal Converter | Circuit Card RS-232 to Fiber

Ensure secure, low-latency, and interference-free serial communication for industrial, lab, and mission-critical networks with Versitron Fiber Serial Modems. Designed for compact, high-performance, and circuit-level applications.

RS-232 Circuit Card Converter

Compact fiber integration for embedded serial systems:

  • Converts RS-232 serial signals to fiber directly on a circuit card for space-constrained installations

  • Multi-channel, low-latency performance for real-time data monitoring and control

  • Rugged design suitable for industrial, lab, and embedded systems

Enable secure, scalable, and fully managed fiber networks for embedded RS-232 applications.

RS-530 Micro Modem

High-performance micro fiber modem for legacy serial systems:

  • Converts RS-530 serial signals to fiber in a compact, low-profile form factor

  • Low-latency, multi-channel support for reliable legacy system connectivity

  • Industrial-grade design for control rooms, labs, and restricted areas

Deliver interference-free, fully managed fiber solutions for RS-530 micro modem deployments.

Balanced Signal to Fiber

Reliable fiber conversion for differential serial signals:

  • Converts balanced RS-422/RS-485 serial signals to fiber for long-distance, interference-free transmission

  • Supports multi-channel, low-latency performance for real-time monitoring

  • Rugged industrial design for server rooms, labs, and commercial environments

Ensure secure, scalable, and fully managed fiber networks for balanced serial communications.

Unbalanced Signal Converter

Fiber integration for single-ended serial signals:

  • Converts unbalanced RS-232 serial signals to fiber for noise-resistant transmission

  • Multi-channel, low-latency performance for real-time control and monitoring

  • Industrial-grade design suitable for embedded systems, labs, and secure facilities

Implement interference-free, secure, and fully managed fiber networks for unbalanced serial systems.

Circuit Card RS-232 to Fiber

Embedded fiber solution for high-density serial systems:

  • Converts RS-232 signals directly on a circuit card for compact and high-density installations

  • Multi-channel, low-latency support for real-time industrial and lab communications

  • Rugged design suitable for embedded, mission-critical, and industrial deployments

Enable secure, scalable, and fully managed fiber networks for circuit card RS-232 applications.

Why Choose Us?

  • Fiber serial modems for circuit card, RS-232, RS-530, balanced, and unbalanced serial systems

  • Multi-channel, low-latency performance for real-time monitoring and control

  • Rugged, industrial-grade designs for embedded systems, labs, and mission-critical installations

  • Trusted worldwide for secure, scalable, and fully managed fiber solutions

How to Get Started

  1. Deploy RS-232 Circuit Card Converters for embedded serial systems

  2. Install RS-530 Micro Modems for legacy system connectivity

  3. Integrate Balanced Signal to Fiber Converters for differential serial lines

  4. Implement Unbalanced Signal Converters for single-ended serial networks

  5. Upgrade with Circuit Card RS-232 to Fiber for high-density, compact applications

  6. Upgrade with Versitron rugged, fully managed, and scalable fiber solutions

Strengthen industrial, lab, and embedded fiber networks with Versitron Fiber Serial Modems. Contact us today to deploy secure, scalable, and fully managed fiber solutions for mission-critical serial communication.

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