Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A 1.25 Gbps single-mode SFP transceiver for 10 km fibre links at 1310 nm
This Supersuperuncle MXPD-243S-F transceiver operates at a 1.25G data rate with a 1310nm wavelength. It uses an SFP form factor and is designed for single-mode optical fibre links. The module supports transmission distances up to 10 kilometres.
Network engineers extending gigabit connections over single-mode fibre will find this module appropriate. It is not for multi-mode fibre installations or links requiring longer reach than 10 kilometres. Buyers needing higher data rates or different wavelengths should select alternative modules.
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This module fits a standard SFP slot on a switch, router or media converter that supports Gigabit Ethernet speeds.
Yes, two 1310nm single-mode transceivers rated for 10KM will interoperate across a matching single-mode fibre pair.
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