Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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SFP optical module transmits 1.25 Gbps over 120 km at 1550 nm wavelength
This Supersuperuncle FTM-5112C-SL120G is a new SFP transceiver operating at 1.25G with a 1550nm wavelength. It supports single-mode fibre links up to 120 kilometres. The module is designed for gigabit Ethernet or fibre channel connections in server and networking equipment.
Network engineers extending campus or metro links at gigabit speed will find the 120-kilometre reach appropriate. Buyers needing multimode compatibility, higher data rates, or different wavelength allocations should evaluate alternative transceiver types.
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Check the link LED on the SFP port; a steady green light indicates the 1.25G 1550nm signal is active across the 120KM single-mode fibre.
The module itself is supplied; you must source compatible single-mode LC patch cords and ensure the host switch or router has an open SFP cage.
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