Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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A fiber optic module supporting 10 Gbps at 1310 nm wavelength for compatible server equipment
This Supersuperuncle SP-10KM-1310-10G-C fiber optic module is designed for use with SOURCE SPP-10E-LR-CDFB equipment. It operates at a 1310 wavelength to provide a 10G connection for compatible server and network infrastructure. The unit is supplied in new condition.
This module suits administrators upgrading or repairing SOURCE SPP-10E-LR-CDFB systems requiring a 10G optical link. It is not intended for buyers needing a different wavelength, data rate, or form factor for other hardware platforms.
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This module is designed for use with the SOURCE SPP-10E-LR-CDFB server power supply, which provides the necessary power and interface for operation.
Yes, standard single-mode patch cables with LC connectors operating at 1310 nm will work with this module for 10 km links.
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