Description
The Allied Telesis SP SFP (mini-GBIC) Module is a compact, hot-swappable fiber transceiver engineered for robust, long-haul network expansion. Designed to deliver reliable 1G connectivity across data centers, enterprise networks, and carrier-ready backbones, this transceiver enables seamless communication between devices over extended distances with minimal downtime. Its rugged build and plug-and-play installation make it ideal for dense deployments where space, uptime, and scalability are critical to building resilient networks.
- Long-haul optimization for extended-distance fiber links, supporting reliable interbuilding connectivity, metro-area integrations, and backbone connections.
- Compact, mini-GBIC form factor that fits neatly into crowded racks and multi-slot backplanes, freeing up valuable space without compromising performance.
- Broad compatibility with Allied Telesis switches and other SFP-enabled devices, enabling flexible deployments and smooth upgrades in mixed-vendor environments.
- Reliable operation in demanding environments with solid electrical and optical characteristics, designed to maintain stable throughput under heavy traffic loads.
- Plug-and-play installation with minimal downtime, featuring clear diagnostics and easy integration for quick health checks and rapid link validation.
Technical Details of Allied Telesis SP SFP (mini-GBIC) Module
Form factor: SFP (mini-GBIC) transceiver
Interface compatibility: Designed for use in SFP slots on Allied Telesis devices and many SFP-enabled networks
Optical characteristics: Optimized for reliable fiber connectivity over extended distances; performance depends on fiber type, link budget, and system configuration
Construction: Rugged metal housing to withstand operational environments and support hot-swappable installation
Electrical/diagnostic: Standard SFP diagnostics and status indicators for quick health checks and performance monitoring
How to install Allied Telesis SP SFP (mini-GBIC) Module
- Identify an available SFP slot on the Allied Telesis switch or SFP-enabled device and confirm the device is powered or in a hot-swappable state as supported by your equipment.
- Carefully align the SP SFP module with the slot and gently insert until it seats and locks into place.
- Connect the appropriate fiber optic cable (matching your fiber type and connector) to the SP SFP module, ensuring a secure and clean connection.
- Power up the device (if required) and verify link status using the device’s diagnostic indicators or management software. Confirm 1G operation and stable link quality.
- Run quick health checks and validation tests to ensure proper performance, and document the new link in your network topology for future maintenance.
Frequently asked questions
- Is the SP SFP module hot-swappable? Yes. The design supports hot-swapping, allowing minimal downtime during maintenance or upgrades.
- What devices is this module compatible with? It is designed for use in SFP slots on Allied Telesis devices and many SFP-enabled networks, offering broad compatibility for mixed-vendor deployments.
- What speed does this transceiver support? The module is a 1G (Gigabit) transceiver, suitable for standard 1 Gigabit Ethernet links.
- Can I use this module for long-haul connections? Yes. The SP SFP module is optimized for extended-distance fiber links, making it suitable for interbuilding, metro, and backbone applications, with performance dependent on fiber type, link budget, and system configuration.
- What should I consider for installation? Ensure you choose the correct fiber type and connector, handle the module with care during insertion, and verify link health and diagnostics after installation to confirm reliable operation.
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