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Small rectangular SFP transceiver module with metallic silver finish and side bail latch

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle MXPD-243S-F 1.25G 1310nm 10KM SFP optical module

SKU CH-0K49-TYKW7

A 1.25 Gbps single-mode SFP transceiver for 10 km fibre links at 1310 nm

  • Gigabit single-mode link for 10 km reach
  • 25 Gbps data rate suits legacy fibre builds
  • 1310 nm wavelength matches standard SMF optics
  • Hot-pluggable SFP form factor simplifies server deployment

1.25G 1310nm SFP optical module

This Supersuperuncle MXPD-243S-F transceiver operates at a 1.25G data rate with a 1310nm wavelength. It uses an SFP form factor and is designed for single-mode optical fibre links. The module supports transmission distances up to 10 kilometres.

Suits gigabit single-mode fibre links up to 10

Network engineers extending gigabit connections over single-mode fibre will find this module appropriate. It is not for multi-mode fibre installations or links requiring longer reach than 10 kilometres. Buyers needing higher data rates or different wavelengths should select alternative modules.

Highlights

  • Gigabit single-mode link for 10 km reach
  • 25 Gbps data rate suits legacy fibre builds
  • 1310 nm wavelength matches standard SMF optics
  • Hot-pluggable SFP form factor simplifies server deployment

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What type of switch or router port is required to install this 1.25G SFP optical module?

This module fits a standard SFP slot on a switch, router or media converter that supports Gigabit Ethernet speeds.

Can this 1310nm single-mode transceiver link with an older 10KM single-mode module on the far end?

Yes, two 1310nm single-mode transceivers rated for 10KM will interoperate across a matching single-mode fibre pair.

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