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AddOn
A 100/1000BASE-LX SFP transceiver for single-mode fibre at 1310 nm up to 10 km with LC connector and DOM, TAA compliant
The AddOn Waystream PacketFront SFP transceiver provides 100/1000Base-LX connectivity over single-mode fibre at 1310 nm. It supports link distances up to 10 km and features an LC duplex connector. The module is TAA compliant and includes digital optical monitoring for real-time performance data.
This transceiver suits network operators extending 100 Mbps or 1 Gbps links across campus or metro single-mode fibre. It is not for buyers who need multi-mode fibre compatibility, longer reach beyond 10 km, or different wavelength options.
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Yes — the module terminates in an LC duplex connector, so the host port must accept LC duplex patch cords.
The dual-rate SFP supports both 100 Mb and 1000 Mb LX operation, allowing a direct link to older Fast Ethernet gear at 1310 nm.
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