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Supersuperuncle FTLX1671D3BTL-HW 40KM Optical Module 34060684

SKU CH-D2NF-RS2MC

A Gigabit optical module supporting 40 km links for server power supply systems

  • Supports long-distance links up to 40 km
  • Gigabit-speed connectivity for server networks
  • Finisar module ensures reliable optical performance
  • Part 34060684 simplifies ordering and compatibility

Supersuperuncle FTLX1671D3BTL-HW 40KM Optical Module

This Supersuperuncle module is a Gigabit optical transceiver built for 40 kilometre reach. It suits network engineers extending fibre links across campus or metro infrastructure. The part carries the identifier 34060684 for precise ordering and inventory tracking. It is supplied new and ready for deployment in compatible switch or router slots.

Thermals noise and power draw in normal use

The transceiver operates within standard SFP thermal limits during continuous Gigabit transmission. Power consumption remains low, typical for single-mode 40 kilometre optics, minimising load on the host chassis supply. Acoustic output is silent because the module has no moving parts or integrated cooling fans. Heat dissipates passively through the metal housing into the cage airflow.

Highlights

  • Supports long-distance links up to 40 km
  • Gigabit-speed connectivity for server networks
  • Finisar module ensures reliable optical performance
  • Part 34060684 simplifies ordering and compatibility

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I install the FTLX1671D3BTL-HW module and what step is often missed?

Insert the module into a compatible SFP slot until it clicks, then connect single-mode fibre with LC connectors; the step often missed is removing the dust caps from both the module and the fibre ends before linking them.

What maintenance or replacement will the 40KM optical module need later?

The module itself has no moving parts; replacement is only needed if the laser degrades or the unit fails, while periodic cleaning of the LC connectors and dust caps with approved tools maintains signal quality over the 40 km reach.

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