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A Dell SFP transceiver for 1000BASE-SX links at 850 nm over multimode fibre
The DELL 407-BBOR is a small form-factor pluggable transceiver operating at 850 nm for 1000BASE-SX links. It is designed for network administrators and integrators who need a hot-swappable module to connect switches, routers or servers over multimode fibre. The part carries the Dell 407-BBOR identifier and is supplied in new condition.
Buyers who require a single-mode module for long-distance links should choose a different wavelength. Teams needing 10 GbE or higher speeds will need a transceiver rated for those rates. Environments that demand extended temperature ranges or industrial certifications must verify suitability before deployment.
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The Dell 407-BBOR is the exact MPN for this 1000BSX 850NM SFP transceiver.
It indicates a 1 Gbps short-reach fibre connection operating at an 850 nm wavelength.
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