Router Ethernet Cable to Streamer

@ggecas2 - I believe that is a switch-mode power supply (SMPS) not a linear power supply (LPS) but it is the same as comes with the small ifi gear so it is probably a higher quality lower noise supply than the SMPS that comes in the box with the TP Link converters.  I use one of those ifi supplies to power the converter near my router and I use an extra HD PLEX LPS I had on hand to power the converter at the other end of the run which is near my audio gear. 

Hi ozzy, I am curious because I did not understand your post - what is the purpose of the transceiver?  I use a short Ethernet cable from my router into a TP Link converter, then 15M of fiber into a second TP Link converter that is positioned near my audio equipment, and then a short Ethernet cable from the converter to my server, but no transceivers so I am curious what they do.  

@mitch2 & @ozzy - From what I gather looking into this, some of these Ethernet to fiber converters come with the SFP transceivers built in and some only contain the slots to plug in add-on transceivers. One thing I don’t seem to understand is the language used to decipher which transceivers/converters are meant for single fiber wire and which are meant for double fiber wire. It doesn’t seem like there’s definitive language that alllows me to search for all hardware for double vs single wire. I’d prefer to use single fiber as certain parts of space between baseboard to carpet are extremely tight. Also, worried about damaging the fiber while tucking in these tight spaces. Any thoughts and suggestions? Thanks guys 

@ggecas2. Small Green Computer has a few youtube videos ~2min each that demonstrate setup of much of what's discussed above. Although some of the branded items vary, I think he's using a TP-Link and the SFP connectors etc. are all very similar. Might be a help...Cheers,
Spencer