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HPE Juniper Networking
An SFP transceiver for 1 Gbps single-mode fibre links up to 70 km with industrial-grade operation down to -40 °C
This HPE Juniper SFP1GLHC module is a single-mode fibre transceiver rated for 70 kilometres reach. It operates across an industrial temperature range down to minus 40 degrees Celsius and uses a duplex LC connector for standard patch cords. The hot-pluggable SFP form factor fits compatible switches and routers without powering down the chassis.
This transceiver suits networks that require long-haul 1G links in harsh environments such as outdoor cabinets or unheated shelters. It is not intended for buyers who need shorter reach optics, multimode fibre compatibility, or a standard commercial temperature rating only.
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Yes, it uses the SFP form factor and a duplex LC interface for single-mode fibre.
Push the module firmly until the latch clicks; a partial seat breaks the 70 km link.
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