Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Gigabit single-mode optical fiber module operating at 1.25G with 1310nm wavelength for 15km transmission distance
This WTD Gigabit single-mode fibre module operates at 1.25G with a 1310nm wavelength and supports distances up to 15km. It is built for network engineers and system integrators deploying long-reach links in enterprise or campus environments. The RTXM191-404 form factor fits compatible switches and routers that accept this transceiver type.
The jump is worth it when existing links cannot span the required distance or when single-mode infrastructure is already in place. It is not for buyers who need multi-mode compatibility, higher data rates, or different wavelength allocations.
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The RTXM191-404 uses an LC duplex connector for single-mode fiber connections.
Insert the RTXM191-404 into any standard SFP port that supports 1.25G Gigabit Ethernet.
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