SFP-moduler
The SFP-100M13M-FX is a 100Base-FX small form-factor pluggable module for fibre switches. It uses multi-mode fibre with a 1310 nm wavelength and an LC connector to carry Ethernet links over distances up to 2 km.Because the module is hot-pluggable, it can be fitted or replaced to extend an existing fibre switch installation. Moving the Ethernet segment onto fibre also helps reduce EMI and noise interference, which suits plants and cabinets with heavy electrical noise.Choose this ordering code when you need multi-mode 100Base-FX reach of 2 km at 1310 nm with an operating range of -40 ~ +85 °C. The module carries CE, UKCA, FCC, RoHS and WEEE certification.ApplicationsEthernet extension on fibre switchesIndustrial links in electrically noisy environments
The SFP-1G13M-SX2 is a 1000Base-SX2 SFP transceiver for multi-mode fibre links with an LC connector. It operates at 1310 nm and is rated for distances up to 2 km, making it a practical choice when a fibre switch needs an extra gigabit uplink or port.Because the module is hot-pluggable, it can be fitted or replaced while the host switch is running, which simplifies network expansion and maintenance. According to the manufacturer, moving the Ethernet connection onto fibre also helps reduce EMI and noise interference compared with copper wiring.The ordering code SFP-1G13M-SX2 CR is the item sold here. Its operating temperature range of -40 ~ +85 °C suits demanding industrial cabinets. The module carries CE, UKCA, FCC, RoHS and WEEE certification markings.ApplicationsExtending Ethernet connectivity on fibre switchesGigabit fibre uplinks and links within industrial networks
The SFP-1G13S-LX is a 1000Base-LX small form-factor pluggable module for fibre switches. It uses a single-mode 1310 nm optical interface with an LC connector and is specified for a distance of 10 km, making it suitable for extending Ethernet links over fibre.The module supports hot plugging, so it can be fitted or replaced in a live fibre switch without powering down the host. ICP DAS positions SFP modules as a way to extend Ethernet wiring while helping to reduce EMI and noise interference.Order code SFP-1G13S-LX CR is listed with CE, UKCA, FCC, RoHS and WEEE certifications and an operating temperature range of -40 ~ +85 °C.ApplicationsExtending Ethernet links over single-mode fibre in fibre switch installationsFibre uplinks for industrial Ethernet switches with SFP slots
The SFP-1G13S-LX20 CR is a 1000Base-LX20 small form-factor pluggable module for single-mode fibre links of up to 20 km. Operating at a 1310 nm wavelength with an LC connector, it is intended for use with fibre switches where long-reach gigabit connectivity is needed without copper cabling.Because the module supports hot plugging, it can be fitted or replaced while the host equipment is running, which simplifies network extension and maintenance. Moving the link onto fibre also helps reduce EMI and noise interference on the Ethernet wiring.Key specifications from the manufacturer data:Speed: 1000Base-LX20Mode: Single-mode, LC connectorWavelength: 1310 nmDistance: 20 kmOperating temperature: -40 ~ +85 °CApplicationsGigabit uplinks and extensions for fibre switchesLong-distance single-mode Ethernet links in industrial networks
The SFP-1G85M-SX CR is a 1000Base-SX SFP module for multi-mode fibre links at 850 nm, with an LC connector and a rated distance of 0.5 km. It is intended for use in fibre switches that take SFP modules, adding gigabit fibre connectivity where a port needs upgrading or a link needs extending.Because the module supports hot plugging, it can be inserted or removed while the host equipment is running, which simplifies maintenance and future port changes. Using fibre instead of copper for the link also helps to reduce EMI and noise interference, as noted by the manufacturer.The module is rated for an operating temperature of -40 ~ +85 °C and carries CE, UKCA, FCC, RoHS and WEEE certification marks. Check the compatibility of your host switch with SFP modules before ordering.ApplicationsGigabit multi-mode fibre uplinks in fibre switches with SFP portsExtending Ethernet connectivity over fibre where EMI and noise are a concern