Name: GLC-EX-SMD-AO AddOn 1000Base-EX SFP Transceiver Single-Mode Fiber
Brand: AddOn Networks
SKU: GLC-EX-SMD-AO
Price: 172.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (130 reviews)

Product Overview
The AddOn Networks GLC-EX-SMD-AO is a 1000Base-EX SFP transceiver module designed for single-mode fiber applications. It fits standard SFP slots and supports fiber optic Gigabit Ethernet connections over longer distances, making it suitable for enterprise and telecom networks requiring extended reach.

General Information
Brand	AddOn Networks

Technical Information
Form Factor	SFP
Media	SMF
Type	DFB
Protocols	1000BASE-EX
Connector	LC Duplex
DOM Support	Yes

Physical Characteristics
Weight	3.00
Condition	Refurbished

Product Description
The AddOn Networks GLC-EX-SMD-AO is a 1000Base-EX Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) transceiver designed for fiber optic communication over single-mode fiber (SMF). It facilitates Gigabit Ethernet connectivity across extended distances, making it suitable for network environments that require reliable long-reach data transmission. This transceiver is typically utilized in enterprise networking, data centers, and telecommunications to connect switches, routers, or other networking devices over fiber links. Key Features Support for 1000Base-EX standard providing Gigabit Ethernet connectivity Uses single-mode fiber to enable extended reach communication Compact SFP form factor compatible with various network equipment Hot-pluggable design simplifies installation and maintenance Compliance with industry standards ensures interoperability The GLC-EX-SMD-AO transceiver offers a practical solution for extending network reach using established fiber optic infrastructure. Its compatibility with standard SFP ports allows flexible deployment in diverse networking scenarios without requiring specialized hardware.

Use Cases
The GLC-EX-SMD-AO transceiver is typically used in environments demanding reliable long-distance fiber optic connections, such as enterprise networks, data centers, and telecommunications infrastructure. It serves network administrators and IT professionals managing Gigabit Ethernet links over single-mode fiber. How It's Used: Connecting switches and routers across buildings or campus networks via single-mode fiber Establishing Gigabit Ethernet links in data centers requiring extended reach Upgrading existing network hardware to support fiber optic connectivity Deploying fiber connections in telecommunications backbones or metro networks Facilitating long-distance point-to-point network links in enterprise environments This transceiver plays a key role in fiber optic networking setups where distance and standard compliance are critical. It enables effective network expansion and connectivity without altering core networking equipment.

FAQ's
What fiber type does the GLC-EX-SMD-AO support? The GLC-EX-SMD-AO supports single-mode fiber (SMF) for long-distance data transmission over fiber optic cables. Is the GLC-EX-SMD-AO compatible with standard SFP ports? Yes, this transceiver is designed to fit standard SFP slots commonly found in networking equipment like switches and routers. What Ethernet standard does this transceiver comply with? It complies with the 1000Base-EX standard, supporting Gigabit Ethernet over single-mode fiber. Can the GLC-EX-SMD-AO be hot-plugged? Yes, the transceiver supports hot-pluggable operation, allowing installation or replacement without powering down the device. What environments are suitable for using this transceiver? This transceiver is used in enterprise, data center, and telecommunications environments requiring Gigabit Ethernet connectivity over long distances using single-mode fiber. Does the transceiver support multi-source agreement (MSA) standards? Yes, it is compliant with SFP Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) standards, ensuring interoperability with various network hardware.

GLC-EX-SMD-AO AddOn 1000Base-EX SFP Transceiver Single-Mode Fiber

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