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Re:10mbps over 1km on a single pair of wires by jandrese on Wednesday June 22, 2022 @10:32AM (#31836496)
This product makes sense if you are reusing existing copper lines.
Re:10mbps over 1km on a single pair of wires by DannyBee on Wednesday June 22, 2022 @06:30PM (#31842687)
in which case unless you have 18awg copper lines around, you can't do 1km :)

I would be shocked if anyone has those. Maybe alarm wire I guess?

Re:10mbps over 1km on a single pair of wires by toast0 on Thursday June 23, 2022 @01:27AM (#31845463)
I've got a 3 pair run[1] to my gate with a keypad gate controller. Two pair are used for voice communications, and one pair is idle. The gate controller has 10 base T ethernet (for management), but you need two pair, and it's maybe a touch outside the distance spec for 10baseT. I'm not quite ready to spend $350 to get it on ethernet though.

[1] Actually, it's 4 pair to an in-ground junction box, where it splices to 3 pair to the gate controller. For $350, I have maybe some other other options around the junction box (I've already got some passive 10baseT <-> single pair devices, but they don't work at the full distance. Probably would work at the junction box, if I had a powered ethernet switch there, but I need weatherproofing.

Re:10mbps over 1km on a single pair of wires by DannyBee on Thursday June 23, 2022 @02:08PM (#31852971)
Unlike the 1km, this doesn't require 18awg wire :)

10Base-T1L may replace RS-485 in forms of process automation, but the length capability is not the particularly interesting feature there :)