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Palo Alto Networks PAN-SFP-SX 850nm SFP Transceiver
- 850nm wavelength
- Multi-Mode Fiber (MMF) support
- SFP form factor
- Designed for Gigabit Ethernet
- Short wavelength transmission
- LC connector type
- Compatible with Palo Alto Networks equipment
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Product Overview
The Palo Alto Networks PAN-SFP-SX is an 850nm Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) transceiver module. It is designed for short-wavelength, multi-mode fiber applications, typically used for Gigabit Ethernet connections.
Technical Information
| SKU | PAN-SFP-SX |
| Brand | Palo Alto Networks |
| Wavelength | 850nm |
| Fiber Type | Multi-Mode Fiber (MMF) |
Additional Specifications
| Form Factor | SFP |
| Interface | Gigabit Ethernet |
| Connector | LC |
Product Description
The Palo Alto Networks PAN-SFP-SX is a high-quality SFP transceiver module engineered for reliable short-reach optical communication. Operating at a wavelength of 850nm, this module is specifically designed for use with multi-mode fiber (MMF) optic cables, making it an ideal choice for connecting network devices within a data center or across a campus environment. This transceiver supports Gigabit Ethernet speeds, providing the necessary bandwidth for demanding network applications. Its SFP form factor ensures compatibility with a wide range of networking equipment, including switches, routers, and firewalls from Palo Alto Networks and other manufacturers that adhere to industry standards. The LC connector provides a secure and robust physical connection for the fiber optic cable. The PAN-SFP-SX is optimized for short-wavelength transmission, allowing for efficient data transfer over specified distances on multi-mode fiber. Its deployment is common in scenarios requiring high-speed interconnectivity between network closets, server racks, or different building segments where the distances are within the capabilities of multi-mode fiber.
