AddOn Networks EX-SFP-1GE-LX-AO Fiber optic 1000 Mbit/s LC 9GB/125GBµm

Struggling with slow or unreliable network links can halt your business in its tracks. The AddOn Networks EX-SFP-1GE-LX-AO Fiber optic 1000 Mbit/s LC 9GB/125GBµm is a hot-swappable SFP transceiver that plugs straight into a Gigabit Ethernet slot, turning a copper port into a high-speed fibre connection. It delivers true 1 Gbps performance over long distances, keeping your data flowing smoothly and securely.

Key Features of a 1000 Mbit/s SFP transceiver

• Form Factor: Plug-in module. Easy to install without tools.
• Connectivity Technology: Wired. Reliable physical link for enterprise networks.
• Optical Wave Length: 1300 nm. Optimised for long-reach single-mode fibre.
• Cabling Type: Ethernet 1000Base-LX. Supports standard LX fibre standards.
• Data Link Protocol: Gigabit Ethernet. Guarantees full 1 Gbps throughput.
• Interface: 1 × Ethernet 1000Base-LX. Single port simplifies wiring.
• Dimensions (W × D × H): 8.4 mm × 56.4 mm × 13.5 mm. Compact size fits tight slots.
• Compatibility: ProSafe GSM7212. Works seamlessly with AddOn and OEM gear.

AddOn SFP transceiver

If you manage a growing network, you know that mixing copper and fibre can be a headache, especially when you need to extend reach without sacrificing speed. Many users find existing transceivers either incompatible or expensive. This AddOn SFP transceiver fits perfectly into standard Gigabit Ethernet slots, offering a plug-and-play solution that matches OEM specifications while keeping costs down.

Benefits of AddOn SFP transceiver

• Seamless Compatibility: Works with OEM and third-party devices, avoiding integration issues.
• Hot-Swap Ready: Replace or upgrade without powering down the switch.
• High Speed: Maintains full 1000 Mbit/s throughput for demanding applications.
• Long Reach: 1300 nm wavelength supports extended fibre runs.
• Compact Design: Small dimensions free up space in crowded racks.

Usages of a 1000 Mbit/s SFP transceiver

Ideal for connecting servers, switches, and routers in data centres, office buildings, or campus networks where fibre is required to bridge long distances or overcome electromagnetic interference. It also suits telecom backhaul and industrial environments that demand reliable gigabit links.

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