AddOn FN-TRAN-LX-AO 1Gbps Plug-in module Transceiver

Struggling with unreliable fibre links that keep your network down? The AddOn FN-TRAN-LX-AO 1Gbps Plug-in module Transceiver is a hot-swappable SFP module that gives you 1000Base-LX performance over up to 10 km of single-mode fibre, letting you extend your LAN quickly and securely.

AddOn Transceiver

With this transceiver installed, you’ll notice a smooth, plug-and-play experience. The module powers up instantly, integrates seamlessly with Fortinet equipment, and stays stable even under heavy traffic. You’ll appreciate the confidence of a device that matches the original manufacturer’s standards while being easy to replace or upgrade.

Benefits of AddOn Transceiver

• Instant deployment: Hot-swap design means no downtime when you insert the module.
• Cost-effective scaling: Extends your network up to 6.2 miles without expensive cabling.
• Reliable performance: Guarantees 1 Gbps throughput, so you avoid bottlenecks.
• Peace of mind: Lifetime limited warranty protects your investment.
• Simple monitoring: Supports Digital Optical Monitoring for real-time health checks.

Key Features of a 1Gbps Transceiver

• Form factor: Plug-in module. Compact design fits standard SFP slots.
• Connectivity: Wired. Direct fibre connection for stable data flow.
• Data rate: 1Gbps. Consistent gigabit speeds for demanding applications.
• Wavelength: 1310 nm. Optimised for long-distance single-mode fibre.
• Cabling type: Ethernet 1000Base-LX. Industry-standard protocol ensures compatibility.
• Data link protocol: Gigabit Ethernet. Handles high-volume traffic efficiently.
• Max distance: 6.2 miles. Extends network reach far beyond typical copper limits.
• Interface: SFP (mini-GBIC) transceiver module. Fits a wide range of networking gear.
• DOM support: Digital Optical Monitoring. Lets you track signal quality and temperature.
• Warranty: Limited lifetime warranty. Long-term support from the manufacturer.

Usages of a 1Gbps Transceiver

This transceiver is ideal for IT managers expanding campus networks, data-centre technicians linking switches over long fibre runs, and security professionals needing reliable connections for Fortinet firewalls. It also suits small-business owners who require a cost-effective way to reach remote sites without compromising speed.

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