Elfcam® - 1.25G SFP Module，WDM Bi-directional Optical Transceive, Signlemode Fiber Optic port SC, TX1310nm / RX 1550nm, DDM 10KM

Highlights

• SFP module 1.25Gb/s, single-mode optical fibre cable connector SC/UPC, WDM bi-directional on fibre optic 1000 Base-BX TX 1310nm / RX 1550nm monomode. Transmission distance: up to 10 km with a fibre optic single-mode SC cable.
• Data rate: 1.25 Gbps. Type of fibre port: Simplex 9/125um Single Mode Fibre Optic Cable
• This SFP module is compatible with universal RJ45 Gigabit converter, e.g. TP-Link MC220L, ideal for offloading its internet box.
• This SFP module is compatible with the switch compatibility list: Cisco, Netgear, Ubiquiti Networks, Huawei, D-Link, Mikrotik, ZTE, TP-Link and open switch.
• Available in France. Warranty: 3 years. Technical support provided by expert Francophone advisors on ELFCAM products.

Is this the right pick for you?

This Elfcam® SFP module is a great choice if you're looking to extend your network over long distances or need high-speed data transmission. It's perfect for setting up a reliable connection in scenarios where traditional Ethernet cables are insufficient due to distance limitations. For instance, it can be used to connect two buildings that are several kilometers apart, ensuring continuous and fast internet access. The module is compatible with a wide range of switches from popular brands such as Cisco, Netgear, Ubiquiti Networks, Huawei, D-Link, Mikrotik, ZTE, TP-Link, and more. This flexibility makes it an excellent addition to any network setup that requires high-speed data transmission over long distances. However, if you're using a different brand of switch or router, ensure compatibility before purchasing. Setting up the Elfcam® SFP module is straightforward but does require some technical expertise. You will need to connect one end of the single-mode fiber optic cable (SC port) to your network equipment and the other end to your remote device. Ensure that both ends are properly aligned and securely connected to avoid any data loss or connection issues. Regular maintenance involves checking for dust on the connectors, which can interfere with signal transmission, and cleaning them as needed using specialized tools.

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