Athena Power AP-P4ATX60FE 600W server power supply
- 600 W
- Single
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SFP optical module for 100M links up to 15 km at 1310 nm
The Supersuperuncle WTD 622M is a 100M SFP optical module built for the WTD 622M platform. It operates at a 1310nm wavelength and supports link distances up to 15km. This new component suits network engineers extending fibre runs in compatible switches or routers.
The 100M data rate caps throughput well below modern gigabit or 10G expectations. The fixed 1310nm optics and 15km reach cannot be reconfigured for shorter or longer spans. Buyers needing higher bandwidth or different wavelengths must select a different module.
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The 100M label indicates a 100 Mbps data rate while the 622M label indicates a 622 Mbps rate; match the module to the line speed your equipment requires.
It is the maximum reach over single-mode fibre at the 1310 nm wavelength, so the link will work up to 15 km provided the fibre path and connectors meet that distance.
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