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Product Overview |
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The HP J4860C is a 1Gb/s small form-factor pluggable (SFP) transceiver module designed for single-mode fiber optic communication with duplex LC connectors. It operates at a wavelength of 1550 nm and supports transmission distances up to 80 kilometers, fitting into network devices requiring long-distance optical links. |
General Information |
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| Brand | HP |
Technical Information |
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| Form Factor | SFP |
| Media | SMF |
| Type | DFB |
| Protocols | 1000BASE-ZX,Gigabit Ethernet |
| Connector | LC Duplex |
Physical Characteristics |
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| Weight | 3.00 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
Product Description |
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The HP J4860C is a small form-factor pluggable (SFP) transceiver designed for 1 Gigabit per second data transmission over single-mode fiber. It uses duplex LC connectors and operates at a wavelength of 1550 nanometers, making it suitable for long-distance optical communication. This transceiver is typically used in enterprise and service provider networks where extended reach connectivity between switches and routers is required. Network administrators and IT professionals commonly deploy this module to extend fiber optic networks without compromising link quality. Key Features
This transceiver module plays a critical role in establishing long-distance fiber connections in network infrastructures. By supporting single-mode fiber and extended reach, it enables connectivity across large campuses or between data centers where distance requirements exceed typical multimode fiber limits. |
Use Cases |
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The HP J4860C transceiver is typically used in enterprise or service provider networks requiring long-distance fiber optic connections. It suits environments where optical links must span up to 80 kilometers, such as connecting remote sites or data centers. How It's Used:
This transceiver enables network designers to implement long-reach optical links without changing existing fiber infrastructure, facilitating scalable and maintainable network expansions. |
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