Axiom - SFP (mini-GBIC) transceiver module (equivalent to: Arista Networks SFP-1G-LH-AR) - 1GbE - 1000Base-LH - LC single-mode - up to 24.9 miles - 1310 nm
The Axiom SFP-1G-LH-AR-AX transceiver module delivers reliable and efficient connectivity for high-speed networking applications. Designed for easy integration, this mini-GBIC transceiver supports a data transfer rate of 1 Gbps over wired connections. Its robust plug-in module form factor enhances installation flexibility, allowing for upgrades within existing systems. With a maximum transfer distance of 40 km and a wavelength of 1310 nm, this module is ideal for long-distance connections in various environments, simplified by its compliance with RoHS and MSA standards.
Equipped with two LC single-mode connectors, the Axiom transceiver establishes an effective link for Gigabit Ethernet networks, meeting the requirements outlined by IEEE 802.3z standards. This dependable performance, along with its efficient design, makes the Axiom SFP-1G-LH-AR-AX a choice for businesses seeking to optimize their networking infrastructure without sacrificing quality or speed.
- Supports data transfer rate of 1 Gbps
- Maximum transfer distance of 40 km
- Compliant with RoHS and MSA standards
- Designed for Gigabit Ethernet applications
- Equipped with LC single-mode connectors
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Efficient connectivity
This transceiver module provides reliable 1 Gbps data transfer for wired connections, making it suitable for varied network applications.
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Long-distance capability
With a maximum transfer distance of 40 km, the Axiom transceiver supports extensive network setups, enhancing operational flexibility.
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Robust compliance
The module adheres to RoHS and MSA standards, ensuring a commitment to environmentally friendly manufacturing and interoperability.
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Optimal for gigabit networks
Tailored for Gigabit Ethernet, this transceiver meets rigorous performance standards outlined by IEEE 802.3z.
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Easy integration
The plug-in module design facilitates straightforward installation and upgrades into existing networking systems.
