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AddOn SFP RJ45 Transceiver TAA Compliant

SKU CH-H1JE-94FBE

TAA-compliant SFP RJ45 transceiver provides copper Gigabit Ethernet connectivity for Cisco-compatible network equipment

  • TAA compliant for federal procurement requirements
  • RJ45 copper interface for standard Ethernet cabling
  • SFP form factor fits compatible network ports
  • Cisco SFPGETI compatible for direct replacement
  • First listed by manufacturer March 25 2026

AddOn SFP RJ45 Transceiver

This AddOn SFP RJ45 transceiver provides a copper Gigabit Ethernet connection for network equipment with SFP slots. It is TAA compliant, making it suitable for government and regulated procurement. The module is sold new and ready for installation.

Who This Suits

Network administrators needing a copper link for switches or routers with SFP ports will find this module fits the requirement. Buyers who need fibre connectivity, higher speeds than Gigabit, or a different form factor should consider other options.

TAA Compliant SFP RJ45

The TAA compliance qualification is the decisive specification for regulated purchasing environments. It confirms the transceiver meets Trade Agreements Act requirements for federal and government deployments.

Highlights

  • TAA compliant for federal procurement requirements
  • RJ45 copper interface for standard Ethernet cabling
  • SFP form factor fits compatible network ports
  • Cisco SFPGETI compatible for direct replacement
  • First listed by manufacturer March 25 2026

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does this SFP RJ45 transceiver follow the standard SFP interface?

The module uses the industry-standard SFP form factor and provides an RJ45 copper port for network connections.

What physical slot and clearance does this transceiver require?

It fits any standard SFP cage and needs enough rear clearance for an RJ45 patch cable to plug in without strain.

What is the correct way to insert the module and the step installers often miss?

Slide the transceiver into the SFP slot until the latch clicks, then remove the dust caps before connecting the copper cable.

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