Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Single-mode optical module for 155M links at 1310nm over 15km with ESFP interface
This Supersuperuncle module is a 155M 1310nm single-mode ESFP transceiver rated for 15km reach at 100M speed. It is built for the RTXM139-400 platform and suited to network operators extending fibre links between switches or routers. The component arrives new and ready for deployment in compatible server or telecom chassis.
Buyers who need higher line rates, multi-mode fibre support, or shorter-reach optics should look elsewhere. The fixed 155M wavelength and 15km specification limit use to compatible single-mode infrastructure, and no other interfaces or protocols are supported by this module.
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The module operates at 1310 nm and is rated for 15 km over single-mode fibre.
It indicates a 155 Mbit/s line rate, so the module carries 100 M Ethernet traffic with standard overhead.
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