Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Brocade-compatible 4G multimode SFP transceiver operates at 850 nm wavelength
This 4G multimode SFP fiber optic module carries part number 57-1000013-01 and operates at an 850NM wavelength. It is supplied new from Supersuperuncle and listed under server power supplies. The transceiver fits compatible Brocade equipment that accepts this form factor and speed rating.
Network administrators replacing a failed transceiver or adding a 4G multimode link at 850NM can use this module. Buyers who need a different data rate, a single-mode variant or a connector type not covered by this part number should look at something else.
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The module is built for Brocade 4G multimode links and carries the part number 57-1000013-01, so select this exact code when ordering.
An 850NM wavelength is standard for short-range multimode fibre, typically supporting links up to a few hundred metres inside a rack or data-hall row.
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