TEG-MGBS10
Product ID: 9279475
Details
- Operation Modeautomatic
- Current Rating1 Amps
- Operating Voltage3.3 Volts
- Contact TypeNormally Open
- Connector TypeLc-type Duplex
- BrandTRENDnet
⚡1.25Gbps speed
📏10km range
🔒Lifetime warranty
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The TRENDnet SFP to RJ45 Mini-GBIC Single-Mode LC Module (TEG-MGBS10) is engineered for high-performance networking, supporting distances up to 10km with speeds of 1.25Gbps. This module is compliant with industry standards and comes with a lifetime warranty, making it a reliable choice for professionals seeking robust connectivity solutions.
S**N
Works Great!
I'm using these with a pair of PoE gigabit SFP media converters and it does exactly what it's supposed to do.
J**O
Good value for the money
The media could not be loaded. If you buy a fancy media converter you can pay up to $300 for the GBIC. These ones cost about $25 each and that is not so bad. Using these for my TRENDnet media converter. Recommended.
M**K
Inexpensive replacement LC module
Make sure you get a preferable identical but similar Single Mode and similar wavelength module or you might find no communications. Best if you buy these in pairs to rule out mismatches.
J**W
Awesome product just what I expected and works great
Awesome product just what I expected and works great. Simple straight forward design no just plug it in and go.
A**E
Great little GBIC
Installed two of these, one each, in Netgear GS110TP switches, and they work great. No issues at a great price.
R**B
Great value
Great value for simple single mode SFP connectivity. Easy installation. Make sure you you want SMF and not MMF when you order.
S**H
Cheap and work well.
At least as good as more expensive units at a great price! Using with Ubiquiti and Meraki gear!
A**H
They work, but...
These work fine, but it got stuck and bent the lower tab in the switch that holds the SFP. And the lower tab on the SFP itself was also bent when used on a Dell and a DowsLake switch.
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