Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A pair of single-mode SFP modules for Gigabit links over one fibre up to 20 km at 1550 nm
Two single-mode SFP transceivers operate at Gigabit speed over a single strand using 1550 nm wavelength. The pair supports a 20 km reach on standard single-mode fibre. Modules are hot-pluggable and supplied new in a matched set.
Network teams extending campus or metro links where only one fibre strand is available will find this pair a direct fit. Builds that require dual-fibre interfaces, higher data rates or longer distances than 20 km should evaluate other module types.
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You need a switch or router with an open SFP port that supports Gigabit single-mode single-fiber operation at the 1550 nm wavelength.
Yes, the module is rated for 20 km over standard single-mode fibre, so your current patch cables will work without replacement.
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