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Tripp Lite Cisco-Compatible 10 100 1000Base-TX GLC-TE SFP Copper RJ45 Cat6 328.08ft Transceiver

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Item#: 37857374 // MFG Part#: N286-01GLC-TE // By: Tripp Lite
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  • Ethernet 1000Base-TX Transceiver
  • 1Gbps Transfer Rate
  • Ethernet, Fast Ethernet, Gigabit Ethernet Protocol(s)
  • MSA, RoHS Compliant
This SFP transceiver allows you to connect a copper Cat6 cable to a 10/100/1000 Mbps fiber network router, server or switch. It transmits data up to 328 feet (100 meters) and supports bi-directional Gigabit Ethernet communication up to 1.25 Gbps.

The MSA-compliant N286-01GLC-TE functions just like the equivalent Cisco GLC-TE transceiver module and is manufactured to meet or exceed Cisco specifications. You can use this transceiver with any compatible Cisco router, server or switch and receive the same performance as the GLC-TE.

This input/output device is fully hot-swappable, so you can install it without a potentially costly 10/100/1000 Mbps network shutdown or device reboot. Just plug the SFP end of the transceiver into your Cisco network device. The other end has an RJ45 connector to link with high-speed Cat6 patch cable (sold separately). A convenient bail clasp latch helps you carefully remove the module from the device.

The auto-sensing RJ45 port supports auto-negotiation and automatic MDI/MDI-X crossover to match the other end of the connection. The transceiver's zinc housing protects against electromagnetic interference (EMI) and excessive power dissipation.
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