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Force10 GP-XFP-W24 LC Connector Transceiver
- Form Factor: XFP
- Data Rate: 10 Gbps (typical for XFP)
- Connector Type: LC
- Manufacturer: Force10 (now part of Dell EMC)
- Designed for high-speed networking
- Hot-swappable capability
- Supports Ethernet and/or Fibre Channel
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Product Overview
The Force10 GP-XFP-W24 is an XFP (10 Gigabit Small Form Factor Pluggable) transceiver module featuring an LC connector. It is designed for high-speed networking applications, likely supporting 10 Gigabit Ethernet or Fibre Channel.
Technical Information
| Product Type | XFP Transceiver |
| Manufacturer | Force10 |
| Part Number | GP-XFP-W24 |
Additional Specifications
| Optical Connector | LC |
| Interface | 10Gbps Ethernet/Fibre Channel (likely) |
Product Description
The Force10 GP-XFP-W24 is a high-performance XFP transceiver module, a standard for 10 Gigabit Ethernet and Fibre Channel connectivity. The XFP form factor is known for its compact size and hot-swappable capabilities, allowing for easy integration and maintenance within network infrastructure. This transceiver is equipped with an LC connector, which is the industry standard for fiber optic connections, providing a secure and reliable link. Force10, now part of Dell EMC, has a history of providing robust networking solutions, and this transceiver is designed to meet the demands of enterprise and data center environments requiring high bandwidth and low latency. While the specific wavelength and reach are not detailed in the title, XFP modules typically come in various configurations for different distances and wavelengths (e.g., SR, LR, ER, ZR). The 'W24' designation might hint at a specific wavelength or feature set, but further research would be needed to confirm its exact specifications for optical transmission.
