ARCTIC
ARCTIC 4Pcs 1.25G SFP 80km 1550nm LC Transceiver 2 in 1 accessory
Four 1.25 Gigabit single-mode SFP transceivers reach 80 kilometres over 1550 nm duplex LC fibre and operate from 0 to 70 degrees
- 80 km reach for long-haul single-mode links
- 25 Gbps duplex SFP for gigabit networks
- Hot-swappable LC connector enables plug-and-play installs
- Zinc-alloy housing rated 0–70 °C for stable operation
- 100 % aging-tested modules ensure reliable deployment
Four-pack 1.25 Gbps SFP transceivers
This set contains four single-mode duplex SFP modules rated for 1.25 Gbps operation at 1550 nm wavelength. Each module supports fibre links up to 80 km and operates across a 0 to 70 °C temperature range. The pack is aimed at network engineers extending gigabit links between switches, routers or media converters.
Hot-swappable LC duplex connectivity
Modules use standard LC duplex connectors and support hot-plug insertion, so links can be added or replaced without powering down equipment. The zinc-alloy housing provides heat-resistant insulation, and every unit undergoes 100 % ageing tests before shipment to confirm stable transmission and low power draw.
Broad vendor compatibility with noted exceptions
Units work with Cisco gear except 3000 and 6000 series routers, plus Netgear, MikroTik, Ubiquiti and D-Link devices equipped with gigabit SFP ports. They are not recommended for HP, Juniper or Aruba hardware, so buyers needing those platforms should verify support before purchase.
Highlights
- 80 km reach for long-haul single-mode links
- 25 Gbps duplex SFP for gigabit networks
- Hot-swappable LC connector enables plug-and-play installs
- Zinc-alloy housing rated 0–70 °C for stable operation
- 100 % aging-tested modules ensure reliable deployment
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How often will the zinc-alloy SFP transceivers need replacement in a 0-70°C environment?
The modules are built with heat-resistant zinc alloy and 100% aging-tested; no scheduled replacement interval is defined for normal 0-70°C operation.
What is the first distance or temperature limit reached during continuous 1.25G transmission?
Continuous use is rated up to 80 km over single-mode fiber and a 70°C ambient ceiling; either limit stops the link first.
How much heat and power does a four-pack draw running all day in a switch?
Each transceiver uses a low-power chipset in an insulated zinc shell; total heat stays within the 0-70°C operating range with no extra cooling needed.
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