A better connection, building to building
Building-to-building fiber optic cable kits, no splicing.
Bring a reliable wired connection to your workshop, office, barn, or guest space. Outdoor fiber kits with the pieces to connect your buildings.
Available on Amazon in the US & Australia
THE BUILDING-TO-BUILDING KIT150 M / 250 M
01Gigabit Ethernet
A wired link between buildings
02Outdoor fiber
150 m & 250 m kit options
03Pre-installed connectors
No fiber splicing required
Choose your connection
A kit that goes the distance.
Choose your country and measure the full cable path. Pricing and current availability are shown on Amazon.
Find your lengthMeasure the route.
Measure the route.
Include a little room.
Enter the total cable path, including turns, entry points, and the extra cable you need at each end. The selector does not add extra length.
How to measureAll available kit lengths
Purchase through your local Amazon storeAustralia
Amazon.com.auCable lengths are listed in meters; feet are approximate. Need help choosing? Talk through your setup.
Know what you’re getting
The connection starts here.
Explore the parts in the kit, then check what your property needs at each end.
Explore the kit
What’s in your kit
Outdoor fiber cable
The link between your buildings. Check that your complete route, including extra cable for connections, fits within the cable length you order.
Gigabit media converters
One at each building converts between Ethernet and the fiber connection. Each converter needs power.
Fiber modules
The modules provide the fiber interface in the media converters. They arrive installed in the kit’s converters.
PoE injectors
Supply power to the media converters through the included black Ethernet cords. Plug each injector into a power outlet.
Access terminal boxes
Provide an enclosure for the fiber termination and patch connections at each end. Follow the supplied installation instructions.
Fiber patch cords
The yellow fiber patch cords connect the fiber terminations to the media converters.
Ethernet patch cords
The included black Ethernet patch cords connect each PoE injector to its media converter.
The core connection.
- Pre-terminated outdoor fiber in your chosen length
- Two Gigabit media converters with installed fiber modules
- Two PoE injectors
- Two access terminal boxes
- Two yellow fiber patch cords
- Two black Ethernet cords for the PoE injectors
The setup around it.
- Internet service and a router with an available Ethernet port
- Power and protected equipment locations at both ends
- Ethernet cables from your router and destination equipment to the injectors’ LAN ports
- A Wi-Fi access point, if you want wireless coverage
- Conduit, supports, or other materials your route needs
See the path
How your kit connects
One clear run from your main internet to a wired link in the second building.
Main building
Where your internet already is
- Your router You supply
- Klarotech kit Injector + media converter
Second building
Shop, barn, garage, or office
- Klarotech kit Same setup in reverse
- Your devices Switch, PC, or Wi‑Fi AP
Want ports and cord details? Open the setup guide
Before you order
Measure the path.
Not just the gap.
Follow the route the cable will actually take, from the equipment in one building to the equipment in the other.
Find your kit length- 01
Trace the full route.
Include the run inside both buildings, wall entries, turns, and the path across your property.
- 02
Add the extra you need.
Allow cable at each end for making connections and positioning equipment. Add this to your measured length.
- 03
Choose a length that covers it.
Use the full total in the kit selector above. If your route exceeds 250 m (about 820 ft), contact us before ordering.
Will this give the second building Wi-Fi?
The kit provides a wired Ethernet connection. Add a suitable Wi-Fi access point at the destination if you also want wireless coverage there.
Does Gigabit Ethernet mean gigabit internet?
Gigabit describes the link capability. Your internet plan, router, connected equipment, and network traffic also affect real-world speeds.
Do both buildings need power?
Yes. Each media converter needs power at its location. The fiber cable does not carry power to the converters or your devices.
Do I need to splice the fiber?
No fiber splicing is required. The outdoor cable is pre-terminated, and the fiber modules arrive installed in the media converters. Follow the setup guide for the connections and cable handling.
What is a building-to-building fiber optic kit?
It is a set of parts for linking two buildings with a wired connection: pre-terminated outdoor fiber (150 m or 250 m), two Gigabit media converters with installed fiber modules, two PoE injectors, two access terminal boxes, and patch cords. It is also searched as fibre optic cable kit.
Is the cable made for outdoor use?
Yes. The kit includes pre-terminated outdoor fiber in 150 m (about 492 ft) or 250 m (about 820 ft). Your route may also need conduit, supports, or other materials, which you supply.
How do the patch cables work, and how does setup go without splicing?
Because the outdoor fiber is pre-terminated, you connect rather than splice. Yellow fiber patch cords link each media converter to its terminal box, and the outdoor fiber runs between the two boxes. Test the link before you run the cable; the setup guide covers each step.
How does a networking kit like this work?
Your router connects by Ethernet to a PoE injector, which powers a media converter. The converter sends the signal over fiber to the second converter, injector, and your equipment in the other building. Both ends need power.
Can you help me plan or set it up?
Yes. Ask about route planning, choosing a kit, or setup help. In-person support is available in Hampton Roads, and remote consulting is available too. We’ll discuss the work and any service costs before you book.
The next building is closer than you think
Make the connection.
Choose your kit, or talk through the route with us first.