Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Single-mode SFP transceiver delivers 1.25 Gbps over 10 km of fibre
This Supersuperuncle RTXM191-401 is a 1.25G Gigabit single mode SFP transceiver designed for 10km links. It suits network engineers and system integrators who need a hot-pluggable optical interface for switches, routers or media converters. The module targets fibre runs where copper reach is insufficient and a standard SFP form factor is required.
The single mode design supports transmission distances up to 10km over duplex LC fibre, making it suitable for campus or metro links. Its standard SFP footprint allows tool-less insertion into compatible ports without chassis modification. Buyers who need multi-mode reach or longer single mode distances will require a different module specification.
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The module is rated for 10 km reach on single-mode fibre at 1.25 Gbps.
It uses the industry-standard SFP form factor, so the host needs an SFP cage.
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