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Cisco 10-2498-01 | 4Gbps 4GBase-DWDM Fiber Channel Single-mode Fiber 80km 1541.35nm LC Connector SFP Transceiver Module

Part No	10-2498-01
Manufacturer	Cisco
Category	Transceivers
SKU	GTD66CIGO192204
Availability	In Stock
Condition	Refurbished

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Description

Upgrade your network with the Cisco 10-2498-01 | 4Gbps 4GBase-DWDM Fiber Channel Single-mode Fiber 80km 1541.35nm LC Connector SFP Transceiver Module offers speed, durability, and compatibility for modern networking demands. Whether for data centers or enterprise applications, this transceiver supports smooth connectivity. Shop at GotoDirect.com for the best value.

General Specification

Here are the technical specifications for the Cisco 4Gbps 4GBase-DWDM Fibre Channel Single-mode Fiber 80km 1541.35nm LC Connector SFP Transceiver Module:

1. Data Transfer Rate: 4 Gbps
2. Connectivity Technology: Wired
3. Cabling Type: Fibre Channel
4. Optical Wave Length: 1541.35 nm
5. Max Transfer Distance: 80 km
6. Interface Type: LC
7. Connector Type: SFP (mini-GBIC)
8. Single-mode Fiber (SMF) support
9. Digital Optical Monitoring (DOM) support
10. Compliant Standards: IEEE 802.3z, RoHS
11. Operating Temperature Range: -40Â°C to 85Â°C (-40Â°F to 185Â°F)
12. Storage Temperature Range: -40Â°C to 85Â°C (-40Â°F to 185Â°F)

Helpful Notes:
1. This transceiver module is compatible with Cisco MDS 9000 Series Multilayer Switches.
2. It supports Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (DWDM) technology for high-speed data transfer over long distances.
3. The Digital Optical Monitoring (DOM) feature allows for real-time monitoring of the transceiver's operating conditions, such as temperature and optical power levels.