Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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1.25 Gbps optical module for Huagong MXPD-243MD and MXPD-243S supporting 10 km and 40 km links at 1310 nm
This Supersuperuncle optical module is designed for the Huagong MXPD-243MD and MXPD-243S platforms. It operates at a 1.25G data rate using a 1310 nm wavelength. The unit supports transmission distances of 10 km and 40 km. It is supplied in new condition for server and storage networking environments.
Engineers maintaining Huagong MXPD-243MD or MXPD-243S systems can use this module for compatible fibre links. Buyers who need a different wavelength or a reach beyond 40 km should look at other modules. Installations requiring a data rate other than 1.25G will not be served by this part.
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This module is designed for the Huagong MXPD-243MD and MXPD-243S platforms.
Yes, it is built specifically for those Huagong MXPD-243MD and MXPD-243S units.
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