Sony 100Base-LX SFP Transceiver for Overture - 3000-079

The Sony 100Base-LX SFP Transceiver for Overture - 3000-079 is a high-performance fiber optic module engineered to elevate network connectivity, reliability, and efficiency across enterprise, data center, and telecom environments. Designed for seamless compatibility with Overture systems and all OEM applications, this compact, hot-swappable SFP transceiver delivers stable 100 Mbps Ethernet over long-distance single-mode fiber. It combines Sony’s renowned precision engineering with practical features that reduce downtime, simplify integration, and boost overall network performance. Whether you’re upgrading an aging infrastructure or deploying a new, scalable Ethernet backbone, this transceiver provides a dependable, cost-effective solution that aligns with modern networking demands. Businesses appreciate its plug-and-play deployment, robust build quality, and broad compatibility—ensuring a smooth transition without vendor lock-in while preserving performance integrity across diverse vendor ecosystems.

• Compatibility and interoperability: Built to work seamlessly with Overture platforms and remain compatible with all OEM applications, the Sony 100Base-LX SFP Transceiver offers broad interoperability across existing networks. This translates into fewer compatibility concerns when upgrading equipment or integrating with mixed-vendor environments, helping IT teams maintain consistent performance without vendor-specific constraints. The transceiver’s design focuses on predictable behavior, stable link formation, and reliable data transmission, enabling administrators to standardize components while preserving service levels across the network. In practice, that means shorter maintenance windows, fewer replacement parts, and a simpler procurement process for scalable deployments.
• 100Base-LX performance for long-reach Ethernet: As a 100 Mbps Ethernet solution, this SFP transceiver excels at delivering robust performance over single-mode fiber, supporting long-reach links that connect campus buildings, data centers, and remote sites with ease. The 1310 nm wavelength paired with high-quality optics ensures low attenuation and reliable signal integrity over extended distances. This makes it an ideal choice for legacy 100Base-TX backbones, uplinks from access switches, and edge connections where fiber distance previously necessitated more costly or complex solutions. For network architects, the Sony 100Base-LX SFP Transceiver provides a dependable bridge between older copper networks and modern fiber-backed infrastructures without sacrificing performance or reliability.
• Compact, hot-swappable SFP form factor: The transceiver’s small, modular SFP design fits into standard SFP cages found in a wide range of switches, routers, and media converters. Its hot-swappable nature minimizes downtime during maintenance or upgrades, allowing technicians to replace or upgrade modules without powering down the entire device. The LC duplex connector ensures straightforward fiber termination with minimal alignment effort, while the module’s standardized dimensions preserve rack space and maintain clean cabling layouts. This combination of ease of installation and serviceability makes it an attractive option for data centers and edge deployments that require rapid scalability and reduced operational disruption.
• Reliability and energy-efficient operation: Sony’s transceiver is engineered for dependable performance in demanding networking environments. The device emphasizes low-loss optical performance, robust signal integrity, and durable construction to withstand typical data-center conditions. Its energy-conscious design helps minimize thermal output and power consumption, contributing to cooler equipment bays and extended component life. The transceiver is built to endure everyday operational stresses, including frequent plug-and-play hot swaps, connection cycles, and continuous data flows, while maintaining stable optics performance and clean, consistent link qualities across networks.
• Plug-and-play deployment with straightforward management: This module is designed to install quickly with minimal configuration. Once seated in the SFP slot and the fiber is connected, link status is typically reported via standard interface LEDs or management utilities, enabling quick verification of connectivity and data transmission. For IT teams, this translates into shorter procurement cycles, faster network rollouts, and simpler troubleshooting. The “OEM-agnostic” approach further supports rapid integration into diverse networks, reducing the risk of vendor-related compatibility issues during expansion or migration projects.

Technical Details of Sony 100Base-LX SFP Transceiver for Overture - 3000-079

• Data rate: 100 Mbps
• Wavelength: 1310 nm
• Fiber type: Single-mode fiber (SMF)
• Connector: LC duplex
• Interface: SFP transceiver module
• Standards: IEEE 802.3 100Base-LX compliant
• Distance: Typical reach up to 10 km on SMF, dependent on fiber quality and link budget
• Power and management: Hot-swappable with standard device management support
• Operating environment: Suited for data centers, enterprise networks, and distributed sites
• Compatibility: OEM-grade interoperability across major vendor platforms
• Compliance: RoHS-compliant and subjected to quality testing

How to install Sony 100Base-LX SFP Transceiver for Overture - 3000-079

Installing the Sony 100Base-LX SFP Transceiver is a straightforward process designed to minimize downtime and simplify network upgrades. Follow these best-practice steps to ensure a clean, reliable deployment that preserves link integrity and data throughput. Always observe proper anti-static handling and ensure you are working in a safe, powered-down environment before beginning installation.

• Power down the device hosting the SFP slot or ensure it is safely placed in a maintenance mode to prevent electrical issues during insertion.
• Remove any existing SFP module from the slot and inspect the cage for cleanliness and unobstructed access to the connector interface.
• Align the Sony 100Base-LX SFP Transceiver with the slot and insert it firmly until the module clicks into place and the retaining mechanism engages.
• Attach the LC duplex fiber cable to the transceiver’s LC connectors, ensuring correct duplex orientation and secure ferrule seating to prevent micro-bending or misalignment.
• Power the device back on and verify link activity using the device’s port LEDs or management interface. Confirm that the link is up and data transmission is functioning as expected, and run basic traffic tests if needed to validate performance.

Frequently asked questions

• What is the Sony 100Base-LX SFP Transceiver for Overture - 3000-079? It is a compact, hot-swappable 100Base-LX SFP transceiver module designed for Overture deployments and compatible with a broad range of OEM applications, delivering reliable 100 Mbps Ethernet over single-mode fiber.
• Is this transceiver compatible with all OEM applications? Yes. The module is engineered for interoperability across major vendor platforms, easing integration into mixed-vendor networks while maintaining expected performance and link stability.
• What fiber type do I need? You should use standard single-mode fiber (SMF) to achieve the recommended performance and reach for 100Base-LX. This transceiver is optimized for SMF networks and benefits from the low attenuation characteristics of single-mode fiber.
• What is the typical reach of this transceiver? The transceiver supports substantial distances over SMF, with typical reach up to 10 kilometers depending on fiber quality, connector integrity, and network budget. Real-world distances depend on your link budget and any additional optical components in the path.
• Is the module hot-swappable? Yes. The Sony 100Base-LX SFP Transceiver is designed for hot-swapping, allowing you to replace or upgrade modules without powering down the entire device in many standard configurations, minimizing downtime.
• What are common deployment scenarios? This transceiver is well-suited for campus backbones, data-center uplinks, edge connections, and legacy 100Base-TX uplinks requiring fiber-backed extension. It serves as a practical bridge between older copper networks and fiber-optic infrastructures while preserving compatibility with Overture systems and OEM devices.