Accortec AA1419040-E5-ACC
1-port 1000Base-CWDM Small Form Factor Pluggable GBIC, SFP Transceiver
The Accortec AA1419040-E5-ACC is a high-quality 1-port 1000Base-CWDM GBIC/SFP transceiver designed for Gigabit Ethernet connectivity over single-mode fiber (SMF). This CWDM optical module enables efficient fiber utilization across multiple wavelength channels, supporting flexible, long-distance communication for enterprises, service providers, and data centers.
As a certified Accortec component, this SFP module ensures OEM-level compatibility and consistent performance for mission-critical environments. It’s a reliable option for scaling bandwidth and extending fiber optic infrastructure efficiently.
Features :
This module is hot-pluggable, making installation fast and seamless without impacting uptime. It supports 1000Base-CWDM Gigabit Ethernet networks over SMF, includes LC duplex connectors, and provides superior optical performance. With Digital Diagnostics Monitoring (DDM), network administrators can monitor parameters like optical power, temperature, and voltage for proactive maintenance.
Advanced Options :
The Accortec AA1419040-E5-ACC leverages CWDM optics to maximize fiber utilization and minimize infrastructure costs. It supports extended transmission distances and simplifies large-scale deployments by enabling multiple CWDM channels over a single fiber pair, providing efficiency, reliability, and scalability in high-demand network applications.
Product Key Features
- 1-port 1000Base-CWDM GBIC/SFP module
- Supports Gigabit Ethernet over single-mode fiber
- CWDM technology for efficient wavelength multiplexing
- LC duplex connector interface
- Hot-pluggable for easy installation
- Supports Digital Diagnostics Monitoring (DDM)
- Backed by Accortec quality assurance
Reliability & Performance :
The Accortec AA1419040-E5-ACC ensures high stability and consistent throughput in Gigabit Ethernet networks. With robust CWDM optics, up to 80km ranges (depending on wavelength), and resilient design, it is ideal for enterprise campus backbones, metropolitan networks, and service provider deployments.
