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Avaya AA1419024-E5 1Gb/s GBIC 80km 1610nm Duplex SC SMF Transceiver
- Form Factor: GBIC
- Data Rate: 1Gbps
- Wavelength: 1610nm
- Fiber Type: Single-Mode Fiber (SMF)
- Connector Type: SC Duplex
- Reach: 80km
- Application: Long-haul networks, WAN connectivity
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Product Overview
The Avaya AA1419024-E5 is a 1Gb/s GBIC transceiver module designed for long-reach transmission over single-mode fiber. It operates at 1610nm with a duplex SC connector.
Technical Information
| Product Type | GBIC Transceiver Module |
| Interface | 1000BASE-ZX (Extended Reach) |
| Data Rate | 1Gbps |
| Wavelength | 1610nm |
Additional Specifications
| Fiber Mode | Single Mode |
| Connector | SC Duplex |
| Max Distance | 80km |
| Compatibility | Avaya Networking Equipment |
Product Description
The Avaya AA1419024-E5 is a Gigabit Interface Converter (GBIC) transceiver module, providing a 1 Gigabit per second (1Gbps) Ethernet connection for demanding long-distance fiber optic applications. This module is built for robust performance in wide area network (WAN) and long-haul telecommunications environments. It operates at a wavelength of 1610nm, which is often used in DWDM (Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing) systems or for specific long-reach single-mode fiber (SMF) applications. The module is specified to support transmission distances of up to 80 kilometers, ensuring reliable data transfer between distant network nodes. The transceiver features a duplex SC connector, a standard and reliable interface for single-mode fiber. Designed for seamless integration with Avaya networking hardware, the AA1419024-E5 serves as a critical component for extending network reach across significant geographical distances.
