Amg Systems SFP-SM-100M-BX20-55 Sfp Transceiver 100mbps

Product Description

The AMG SYSTEMS SFP-SM-100M-BX20-55 is a single-mode small form-factor pluggable (SFP) transceiver designed for 100 Mbps Fast Ethernet fiber links over a single fiber strand. Operating on a BiDi (bidirectional) wavelength scheme, this module supports transmission distances up to 20 kilometers, making it suited for campus backbones, inter-building links, and enterprise edge deployments. It fits standard SFP-compatible slots on switches, media converters, and routers. Network technicians and low-voltage installation professionals handle this device during fiber infrastructure builds or upgrades.

This transceiver is intended for enterprise and commercial network environments where single-mode fiber runs exceed the reach of copper or multimode solutions. Typical install scenarios include connecting wiring closets to distribution switches across campus grounds, linking remote buildings on a single fiber pair, and extending network reach in industrial or campus environments. It is categorized under enterprise media converters and is sold as an individual unit.

Key Features

• Single-mode fiber support for long-distance links up to 20 kilometers
• 100 Mbps Fast Ethernet data rate for standard enterprise edge connectivity
• Single-fiber BiDi design reduces fiber strand consumption by half
• SFP form factor fits standard hot-swappable slots on compatible switches and media converters
• Sold as a single unit for flexible, per-port deployment

Compatibility

Designed for use in SFP-compatible 100 Mbps Fast Ethernet slots on enterprise switches, routers, and media converters that accept standard SFP modules. Verify host device compatibility with the equipment manufacturer before installation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by qualified network technicians or low-voltage cabling professionals. Power down or hot-swap protocols depend on the host device — consult the switch or media converter documentation before inserting or removing the module. Handle the SFP by the body and use the release latch properly to avoid damage to the electrical contacts. Clean fiber connectors with an approved fiber optic cleaning tool before mating to prevent signal loss.