VANDESAIL SFP-10G-SR-MM850D Optical Transceiver Module 850nm 0.3km LC - New For Sale

VANDESAIL SFP-10G-SR-MM850D Optical Transceiver Module 850nm 0.3km LC - New
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VANDESAIL SFP-10G-SR-MM850D Optical Transceiver Module 850nm 0.3km LC - New:
$155.99

This VANDESAIL SFP-10G-SR-MM850D Optical Transceiver Module is a high-performance networking component designed for reliable 10G data transmission over multimode fiber. Operating at 850nm wavelength with a reach of up to 0.3km, it is perfect for data centers and enterprise networks requiring fast and stable connectivity. The module is brand new, sealed, and made in China, ensuring genuine quality and authenticity. It comes with a 1-year free replacement warranty and a 180-day full refund policy, providing peace of mind with your purchase. The item is in hand and ready to ship immediately.

• Model: SFP-10G-SR-MM850D
• Wavelength: 850nm
• Maximum Distance: 0.3km
• Connector Type: LC
• Quantity: 1 piece
• Made in China
• Date Packed: 07-20-2024

The item ships within 2 business days. Local same-day pickup or delivery is available in Garden Grove, CA. We offer a 30-day return policy for your confidence. This is a genuine, sealed VANDESAIL optical transceiver module, not a reproduction or used item. Perfect for upgrading or expanding your fiber optic network with trusted performance and warranty support.


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