Name: 100Base-FX 100MB 1310nm 2km SFP
Brand: IBM
Price: 219.95 USD
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IBM 45W4737 100Base-FX 100MB 1310nm 2km SFP

IBM 45W4737 100Base-FX SFP This compact, high-performance Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) transceiver from IBM delivers reliable 100 megabit per second Ethernet over fiber optic cables for up to two kilometers. Designed with industry standards in m... Read More

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Manufacturer: IBM
Model or Part: 45W4737
Condition: Refurbished
Weight: 1.00lb
Dimensions: 2.22in x 0.53in x 0.33in

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IBM 45W4737 100Base-FX SFP

This compact, high-performance Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) transceiver from IBM delivers reliable 100 megabit per second Ethernet over fiber optic cables for up to two kilometers. Designed with industry standards in mind, it supports the 1310nm wavelength and is ideal for both new installations and upgrade projects where distance and bandwidth are critical.

Key Features

100Base-FX compliant for fast Ethernet over fiber
Operates at a 1310nm wavelength, ensuring low attenuation over long runs
Maximum transmission distance of 2 kilometers on single mode fiber
Low power consumption with efficient heat dissipation
Plug-and-play installation - no configuration required in most switches and routers
Robust build quality for reliable operation in data centers, enterprise LANs, and campus networks

Technical Specifications

Manufacturer: IBM
Model/Part Number: 45W4737
Product Name: 100Base-FX 100MB 1310nm 2km SFP
Interface: SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable)
Speed: 100 megabits per second
Transmission Medium: Single mode fiber, 1310nm wavelength
Maximum Distance: 2000 meters on single mode fiber
Operating Temperature: -40 to +70 degrees Celsius
Power Consumption: < 2 watts (typical)
Dimensions: Standard SFP size (approx. 19mm x 13mm)

Applications

Data center interconnects where distance and bandwidth are required
Cable plant upgrades in enterprise LANs to extend reach without replacing cabling
Campus network backbone connections between buildings or floors
Telecommunications infrastructure for long-haul fiber links
Industrial automation networks requiring reliable optical communication

This IBM 100Base-FX SFP offers a cost-effective, high-reliability solution for any environment that demands dependable Ethernet connectivity over longer distances. Its simple plug-and-play nature and robust performance make it an excellent choice for expanding or enhancing existing fiber optic networks.