Avantalk
Avantalk 10Pcs Multi-Mode SFP 1.25 Gigabit Network Transceiver Module
Ten multi-mode SFP transceivers connect switches and routers over duplex LC fibre up to 500 m at 1.25 Gbps
- Connects switches up to 500 m over multi-mode fibre
- Runs at 1.25 Gbps with 850 nm wavelength
- Works with Netgear, Mikrotik, D-Link, Ubiquiti, TP-Link
- Hot-swappable LC duplex for plug-and-play installs
- Operates 0 to 70 °C after 100 % aging test
Ten-pack SFP transceiver kit
This set contains ten multi-mode SFP modules rated for 1.25 Gigabit data rates. They are designed for network engineers and integrators deploying short-range fibre links across switches, routers, firewalls or servers. The LC duplex interface allows hot-swappable installation without powering down equipment.
LC duplex connectors and 0 to 70 °C rating
Each module uses an LC duplex receptacle and operates at an 850 nm wavelength. The wide temperature range suits standard data-centre and wiring-closet environments. Hot-swap support means links can be added or replaced during maintenance windows without service interruption.
Upgrades legacy copper uplinks to 500 m fibre
The modules replace copper uplinks limited to 100 m, extending reach to 500 m over multi-mode fibre. The jump is worthwhile when cable runs exceed copper limits or when electromagnetic immunity is required. They are not recommended for HP or Aruba hardware and should not be used with single-mode fibre for distances under 500 m.
Highlights
- Connects switches up to 500 m over multi-mode fibre
- Runs at 1.25 Gbps with 850 nm wavelength
- Works with Netgear, Mikrotik, D-Link, Ubiquiti, TP-Link
- Hot-swappable LC duplex for plug-and-play installs
- Operates 0 to 70 °C after 100 % aging test
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What data rate does the 1.25 Gigabit SFP interface actually cap at?
The module supports up to 1.25 Gigabit data rate, which equals 1000 Mbps in practice.
What physical connector and fiber type does this module need to fit?
It uses an LC duplex connector and requires multi-mode fiber cable for the link.
How is the transceiver installed and what step is often missed?
Hot-swappable plug-and-play into an SFP port; the step people miss is removing the dust caps from both the module and the fiber patch cord before inserting.
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