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Small rectangular SFP transceiver module with gold edge connector and side latch

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 1.25GB SFP 850nm Gigabit multimode optical module

SKU CH-JGS7-R77J6

A 1.25 Gbps SFP transceiver operating at 850 nm for Gigabit multimode links

  • 25 Gbps data rate for high-speed networking
  • 850 nm wavelength suits multimode fibre links
  • SFP form factor fits standard transceiver slots
  • Compatible with AVAGO AFBR-5710PZ module

Supersuperuncle 1.25GB SFP 850nm Optical Module

This new Supersuperuncle SFP optical module operates at a 1.25GB data rate using an 850nm wavelength for Gigabit multimode fibre connections. It is built for AVAGO AFBR-5710PZ compatibility in server and network equipment. The transceiver suits administrators upgrading or maintaining existing multimode fibre links.

Replaces AVAGO AFBR-5710PZ Transceivers

The module serves as a direct replacement for the AVAGO AFBR-5710PZ when a compatible 1.25GB 850nm multimode SFP is required. The jump is worth it when existing hardware specifies this exact wavelength and data rate for short-reach links. It is not for buyers needing single-mode fibre or different data rates.

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Price $124.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Which SFP slot width and latch style does the 850 nm module require?

It fits a standard SFP cage with a bail-clasp latch; no screw or push-pull variant is used.

During insertion, which orientation mistake prevents the module from seating?

Installing it upside-down blocks the key; the label side must face up so the notch aligns with the cage key.

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