DWDM-SFP-5898=

Overview Of DWDM-SFP-5898=

Introducing the Cisco Dense Wavelength-Division Multiplexing (DWDM) Small Form Factor Pluggable (SFP) module, designed for seamless integration into enterprise networks, enabling swift deployment of Gigabit Ethernet and Fiber Channel services. This hot-swappable SFP module boasts a maximum data transfer rate of 1Gbps, supporting 1000Base-X network technology over optical fiber connections. Ideal for data networking applications, its compact design and SC Duplex connector enhance connectivity for single-mode fiber setups, ensuring reliable performance at 1558.98 nm wavelength.
For enhanced network security and scalability, the module offers advanced encryption protocols and firewall capabilities. Users benefit from its power-efficient operation and expandability, with SC connectors facilitating convenient setup and reliability. With the Cisco DWDM-SFP-5898=, experience optimal performance through its robust build and compatibility with varying network infrastructures. This module stands out with its strong emphasis on user-friendly operation, security features, and seamless integration, making it a cost-effective solution for evolving network demands.

Key Features	Description
Hot-swappable	Allow for convenient replacement without network downtime
1Gbps Maximum Data Transfer Rate	Ensures high-speed data transmission for network efficiency
1000Base-X Network Technology	Supports Gigabit Ethernet connectivity for enhanced performance
Optical Fiber Media Type Supported	Enables reliable data transmission over fiber optics
SC Duplex Connector Type	Facilitates secure and robust fiber optic connections
Single-mode Fiber Mode Supported	Optimized for long-distance data transmission with low signal loss
Advanced Encryption Protocols	Enhances data security and confidentiality
Power-efficient Operation	Reduces energy consumption for cost savings
Expandability with SC Connectors	Offers flexibility for network growth and expansion
1558.98 nm Wavelength	Optimized wavelength for reliable network performance