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16 Gb Fibre Channel SFP transceiver for high-speed switch connectivity
This module is a 16Gb Fibre Channel SFP transceiver designed for storage-area-network links. It suits data-centre operators and IT teams who need short-range optical connectivity between switches and servers. The part number is Ftlf8529P3Bcv-Em and the unit weighs 5.1 units. New condition means it has never been deployed.
Verify that your switch accepts 16Gb Fibre Channel SFP modules and that the port speed matches the link budget. Confirm the form factor fits the cage and that the optical wavelength aligns with your cabling plant. Ensure firmware on both ends supports this transceiver before ordering.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | FINISAR |
The module is supplied as a standalone transceiver; fibre patch cables and any required mounting brackets must be purchased separately.
The Ftlf8529P3Bcv-Em is a single 16Gb Fibre Channel SFP+ module; different speeds or distances carry separate Finisar part numbers.
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