The Cisco SFP (mini-GBIC) transceiver module is a networking solution designed to meet the demands of modern data communications. With a data transfer rate of 155.52 Mbps and support for CWDM technology, it enables long-distance communication up to 120 km, making it suitable for a wide range of networking applications. The module features dual LC single-mode connectors, ensuring compatibility with existing network infrastructure and facilitating easy integration. Its support for SONET/SDH data link protocols enhances its versatility, making it suitable for various networking environments. Whether upgrading an existing system or setting up a new network, the Cisco SFP transceiver module offers a reliable and efficient solution for extending network reach and improving data transmission capabilities.
- 155.52 Mbps data transfer rate for high-speed connectivity
- Supports up to 120 km transfer distance with CWDM technology
- Dual LC single-mode connectors for reliable network integration
- Compatible with SONET/SDH protocols for versatile networking
- Plug-in module form factor for easy installation
Enhanced connectivity
The Cisco SFP (mini-GBIC) transceiver module offers wired connectivity technology, ensuring a stable and reliable connection for high-speed data transfer rates of up to 155.52 Mbps. Its compatibility with CWDM cabling type enhances network performance by allowing for longer distance communication up to 120 km without signal degradation.
Versatile compatibility
Designed with dual LC single-mode connectors, this plug-in module seamlessly integrates into existing networks, supporting a wide range of data link protocols including SONET/SDH. Its form factor is tailored for easy installation, making it a perfect fit for enhancing network capabilities.
Optimized performance
Operating at an optical wavelength of 1510 nm, the module is engineered for optimal data transmission efficiency. The inclusion of two connectors and the ability to support a line rate of OC-3/STM-1 further ensures that the module meets the demands of modern networking environments.
