AXIOM MEMORY AT-SPFX/2-AX Axiom 100BASE-FX SFP Transceiver for Allied Telesis - LC Multimode Fiber Fast Ethernet
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Product Features
Technical Overview
This SFP transceiver operates on 100BASE-FX Fast Ethernet standards, providing data networking and optical network support. It features a single LC port for multimode fiber connections, which is ideal for short-distance applications within buildings or campuses. The module is environmentally friendly and engineered for durable performance in standard operating conditions.
The physical design measures 0.53 inches in width, 0.49 inches in height, and 2.21 inches in depth, with an approximate weight of 0.59 ounces. This small footprint allows for flexible deployment in rack-mounted switches or other network hardware without occupying excessive space.
Key Product Advantages
This transceiver offers several advantages for network administrators seeking reliable fiber optic connectivity. Its compatibility with Allied Telesis devices ensures seamless integration into existing network infrastructures. The use of multimode fiber reduces signal degradation over short distances, maintaining data integrity and network performance.
Enhanced Distance Coverage
By leveraging optical fiber, this module extends network connections beyond the limitations of copper cabling, supporting greater distances with minimal latency.
- Reduces signal loss
- Supports audio/video transmission
- Ideal for building-wide networks
Durable Construction
The transceiver is built to withstand continuous operation in data networking environments, offering a reliable solution for critical network links.
- Environmentally friendly design
- Compact and lightweight
- MSA compliant for broad compatibility
Deployment / Use Cases
This SFP transceiver is commonly deployed in scenarios where network extension over fiber optic cabling is required. It is an ideal solution for connecting network segments in conference rooms, laboratories, lobbies, and department workgroups within a single building or campus.
Typical use cases include linking switches across different floors, extending network access to remote offices within a facility, and supporting multimedia applications that benefit from the high bandwidth and low interference of fiber optic connections. Its multimode fiber support makes it suitable for short-distance data and audio/video transmission.
Conference Room Connectivity
Extend network access to conference rooms with reliable fiber optic links, ensuring stable connections for presentations and video conferencing.
Lab and Department Networks
Connect workgroups in labs or departments using multimode fiber to maintain fast data transfers and support collaborative applications.
Physical Profile
The transceiver features a compact design with dimensions of 0.53 inches in width, 0.49 inches in height, and 2.21 inches in depth. Weighing approximately 0.59 ounces, it is lightweight and easy to handle during installation. This small form factor allows it to fit seamlessly into SFP slots on Allied Telesis networking equipment without adding bulk.
- Width
- 0.53" (13.40 mm)
- Depth
- 2.21" (56.10 mm)
- Height
- 0.49" (12.50 mm)
- Weight
- 0.59 oz (16.78 g)
Highlights
- 100BASE-FX Fast Ethernet SFP transceiver for Allied Telesis
- LC connector for secure multimode fiber optic connections
- Supports optical fiber media with multi-mode fiber compatibility
- MSA compliant for broad interoperability with networking devices
- Compact dimensions: 0.53" W x 0.49" H x 2.21" D
- Lightweight design at approximately 0.59 ounces
- Ideal for extending network connections within buildings
- Environmentally friendly construction
- Single-port design for straightforward deployment
- Suitable for data networking and optical network applications
Specifications
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Axiom Memory Solutions |
| Manufacturer Part Number | AT-SPFX/2-AX |
| Brand Name | Axiom |
| Product Model | AT-SPFX/2-AX |
| Product Name | 100BASE-FX SFP Transceiver for Allied Telesis - AT-SPFX/2 |
| Product Type | SFP |
| Technical Information | |
| Application/Usage | Data Networking,Optical Network |
| Interfaces/Ports | |
| Total Number of Ports | 1 |
| Connector Type | LC |
| Interfaces/Ports Details | 1 x LC 100BASE-FX Network |
| Media & Performance | |
| Media Type Supported | Optical Fiber |
| Fiber Mode Supported | Multi-mode |
| Ethernet Technology | Fast Ethernet |
| Physical Characteristics | |
| Height | 0.49" (12.50 mm) |
| Width | 0.53" (13.40 mm) |
| Depth | 2.21" (56.10 mm) |
| Weight (Approximate) | 0.59 oz (16.78 g) |
| Miscellaneous | |
| Compatibility | MSA Compliant |
| Environmentally Friendly | Yes |
FAQ
What type of connector does this SFP transceiver use?
This transceiver uses an LC connector, which is a common and reliable connector type for fiber optic cabling. The LC connector provides a secure connection with low insertion loss, making it ideal for multimode fiber applications in data networking environments.
Is this transceiver compatible with my Allied Telesis switch?
Yes, the Axiom AT-SPFX/2-AX is designed for Allied Telesis networking equipment and is MSA compliant, ensuring broad interoperability with Allied Telesis switches and routers that support SFP slots. Always verify specific model compatibility with your device's documentation.
What is the difference between multimode and single-mode fiber for this transceiver?
This transceiver supports multimode fiber, which is typically used for short-distance connections within buildings or campuses. Multimode fiber has a larger core diameter, allowing multiple light modes to travel, making it cost-effective for distances up to a few kilometers, unlike single-mode fiber used for longer distances.
Can this transceiver be used for audio/video transmission?
Yes, this transceiver supports data networking and optical network applications, including audio/video transmission over multimode fiber. Its Fast Ethernet technology provides sufficient bandwidth for streaming multimedia content within a building, making it suitable for conference rooms or digital signage setups.