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Small metallic SFP transceiver module with three-pin connector and label

Kensington

Kensington GPOE+/SE 1x10/100/1000T 1000BX SFP 3PIN 48VDC WIDE

SKU CH-SYGE-D030Y

A 10/100/1000T SFP transceiver with 1000BX optics, three-pin power and 48 VDC wide-range input

  • Gigabit speeds for fast wired networking
  • 48 VDC power input for flexible deployment
  • SFP form factor fits standard network slots
  • 10/100/1000T copper port connects directly to Ethernet devices

Network transceiver for PoE+ deployments

This Kensington transceiver adds a single 10/100/1000T copper port and a 1000BX SFP slot to compatible networking equipment. It accepts a 48 VDC wide-range power input and delivers PoE+ on the copper interface. The three-pin connector simplifies installation in industrial or enterprise cabinets. Buyers who need multi-port aggregation or fibre-only uplinks should choose a different module.

Thermals noise and power draw

The unit operates from a 48 VDC wide-range supply and powers both the copper link and the SFP transceiver while providing PoE+ current. No active cooling is fitted, so silent operation is maintained in normal use. Power consumption scales with the attached PoE+ load and link speed up to 1000 Mbps. Installers should verify that the host chassis provides adequate airflow for the total system heat budget.

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Price $257.99
Pricier than about 67% of the 1,471 comparable items (median $138.99).

Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I install the SFP transceiver into my network switch and what step is often missed?

Insert the 1000BX SFP module firmly until it clicks, then connect the 3‑pin power header to a 48 V DC source; the step often missed is powering the module before linking the 10/100/1000T port.

What maintenance or replacement will this transceiver need over time?

The unit has no moving parts; plan only to reseat the SFP and verify the 3‑pin 48 V DC connection during routine network audits, replacing the module if link errors persist.

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