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HPE JL485-61001 25Gb/s 25GBase-ESR MMF SFP28 Transceiver Module
- 25Gb/s SFP28 Transceiver
- Wavelength: 850nm
- Fiber Type: Multimode Fiber (MMF)
- Maximum Distance: 100m
- Connector Type: LC Duplex
- Supports 25Gb Ethernet
- Hot-pluggable
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Product Overview
The HPE JL485-61001 is a 25Gb/s SFP28 transceiver module designed for short-reach multimode fiber applications. It operates at 850nm and utilizes duplex LC connectors.
Technical Information
| Data Rate | 25 Gbps |
| Wavelength | 850 nm |
| Fiber Type | MMF |
| Max Distance | 100 m |
Additional Specifications
| Connector | LC Duplex |
| Form Factor | SFP28 |
| Application | 25Gb Ethernet |
Product Description
The HPE JL485-61001 is an SFP28 (Small Form-factor Pluggable 28) transceiver module designed to deliver 25 Gigabit Ethernet (25GbE) connectivity. This module is optimized for short-reach applications over multimode fiber (MMF) optic cables, operating at a wavelength of 850nm. It supports distances up to 100 meters, making it suitable for high-speed interconnects within data centers, such as server-to-switch or switch-to-switch links. The transceiver utilizes a standard duplex LC connector, providing a reliable and widely compatible interface for fiber optic connections. The SFP28 form factor offers a higher density and lower power consumption compared to previous generations, enabling more efficient network infrastructure. As a hot-pluggable module, the JL485-61001 can be installed or removed without interrupting network operations, simplifying deployment and maintenance. It is designed for use with HPE networking equipment and other systems supporting the SFP28 standard, offering a high-performance solution for modern data center networks requiring increased bandwidth and lower latency.