Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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Single-mode SFP optical module for 155M 15km links at 100M
This Supersuperuncle optical module uses an SFP form factor for 100M single-mode fibre links. It carries the RTXM139-400 designation and is rated for a 15km reach at the 155M wavelength. The unit is supplied new and targets network equipment that accepts this specific transceiver type.
Engineers who require a different reach, a multi-mode variant, or a higher data rate should look at other modules. Buyers whose hardware does not support the SFP footprint or the 155M wavelength will need an alternative transceiver.
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The module uses a standard SFP form factor, so the host device must provide an SFP cage that supports 100M single-mode optics.
Yes, it is designed for 15 km reach on single-mode fibre, so standard single-mode patch leads with matching connectors will work.
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