AddOn J4858C-AO SFP transceiver 1000Base-SX 850nm 550m LC
- Transceiver
- TCP/IP
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Gigabit SFP transceiver for Dell PowerConnect switches, new condition
The Dell X3366 is a 1000Sx transceiver module designed for Powerconnect switches. It provides a fibre uplink for network administrators expanding a campus or data-centre LAN. The hot-pluggable GBIC form factor allows installation without powering down the chassis.
The module operates within standard GBIC thermal limits and draws minimal power from the switch port. No fan or active cooling is required so acoustic output is negligible in a populated rack. Typical insertion loss and temperature ratings follow the 1000Sx specification for multimode fibre links.
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Align the transceiver with the GBIC slot, insert it firmly until the latch clicks, then connect the multimode fibre cables to the LC duplex connector.
Keep the LC connector end faces clean with a lint-free wipe and isopropyl alcohol; replace the module if link errors persist after cleaning.
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