SFP transceiver BlueOptics AT-SPTX/100MB-00 Gigabit Ethernet fiber single-mode SFP 1000BASE-LX? (check exact wavelength/support)

BlueOptics AT-SPTX/100MB-00 is an SFP fiber transceiver designed for Gigabit Ethernet links. As a hot‑swappable Small Form‑factor Pluggable (SFP) module, it provides fiber connectivity for compatible switches, routers and media converters, supporting standard 1 Gbps data rates and single‑mode fiber installations. It is intended for network uplinks, fiber extensions and replacing or adding SFP ports in existing infrastructure; verify device compatibility and exact wavelength/support before installation.

Advantages

The SFP transceiver offers a compact, hot‑swappable solution for adding or restoring fiber connectivity without powering down equipment. Its single‑mode fiber design enables longer link distances compared with multimode alternatives. The module follows common SFP form‑factor and electrical/interface conventions, facilitating interoperability with many devices that accept standard SFP modules. Low power consumption and a standardized connector type simplify installation and inventory management.

Suitable for

Key specifications

How to use

Before installation, confirm that the host device supports third‑party SFP modules and that the fiber type, connector and link budget meet your network requirements. With the host device powered according to the manufacturer’s guidance, insert the SFP module into an available SFP slot until it seats securely. Connect the single‑mode fiber patch cable (LC connector) to the transceiver and the remote end. After insertion, verify link status and negotiate speed/duplex settings as required by the network equipment. To remove, follow the host device procedure for safe hot‑swap removal and gently extract the module.

Recommendations

Use high‑quality single‑mode fiber and matched LC connectors; ensure fiber cleanliness and proper handling to avoid signal loss. Check the exact supported wavelength and device compatibility before deployment, and verify firmware or vendor compatibility notes if connecting to equipment that enforces vendor locking or specific transceiver lists.