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HPE JA109A#0D1 8 x Ports E1/T1 PCI Express Network Adapter
- 8 x E1/T1 ports
- PCI Express interface
- Supports digital voice and data
- High-density connectivity
- Designed for enterprise networks
- HPE branded for reliability
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Product Overview
The HPE JA109A#0D1 is an 8 x Ports E1/T1 PCI Express Network Adapter, designed for high-density digital communication in enterprise environments.
Technical Information
| Product Type | Network Adapter |
| Number of Ports | 8 |
| Port Type | E1/T1 |
Additional Specifications
| Interface | PCI Express |
| Brand | HPE |
| Part Number | JA109A#0D1 |
Product Description
The HPE JA109A#0D1 is a high-performance network adapter featuring eight E1/T1 ports, connected via the PCI Express interface. E1 and T1 are digital transmission standards that allow for the multiplexing of multiple voice and data channels over a single physical link, commonly used in telecommunications and enterprise networking. This adapter is designed to provide substantial bandwidth and connectivity for systems requiring extensive digital communication capabilities. The PCI Express interface ensures high-speed data transfer between the adapter and the host system, which is crucial for handling the aggregate bandwidth of eight E1/T1 lines. This makes the JA109A#0D1 suitable for demanding applications such as large-scale voice gateways, high-capacity data transmission, or integration into complex telecommunications infrastructure. This adapter is built for enterprise-grade reliability and performance, typical of HPE products. Its eight ports offer significant density, allowing a single card to manage a large number of digital communication channels. This is particularly useful in environments where consolidating network interfaces or expanding communication capacity is a priority, such as in data centers, service provider equipment, or large corporate networks.
