Pelco Inc. FSFP-EGSM2LC40 Sfp Transceiver 1310nm Lc

Product Description

The PELCO INC. FSFP-EGSM2LC40 is a small form-factor pluggable (SFP) fiber optic transceiver designed for Gigabit Ethernet and video network applications. Operating at a 1310nm wavelength over single-mode fiber, it supports data rates up to 1000 Mbps across a dual-fiber LC interface. This module converts electrical signals to optical signals and back, making it a core component in managed switches, media converters, and network infrastructure equipment. Installation is typically handled by licensed low-voltage technicians or network infrastructure specialists working on surveillance, access control, or building automation backbone systems.

This transceiver is suited for single-mode fiber runs requiring reliable Gigabit connectivity. The LC duplex connector interface is standard in enterprise and industrial fiber deployments. It is commonly used in security system backbones, IP video distribution networks, and structured cabling installations where long-distance single-mode fiber links are required. The hot-swappable SFP form factor allows for installation or replacement without powering down the host device in most managed switch platforms.

Key Features

• 1310nm wavelength optimized for single-mode fiber transmission
• 1000 Mbps Gigabit Ethernet data rate
• Dual-fiber LC duplex connector interface
• SFP form factor for compatibility with standard SFP slots on switches and media converters
• Single-mode fiber support for extended reach fiber runs

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style SFP transceiver for use in standard SFP-slot-equipped managed switches, media converters, and network appliances that support 1000BASE-LX single-mode Gigabit Ethernet modules.

Installation Notes

This SFP module is installed by low-voltage or network technicians into any compatible SFP port. Before handling fiber connections, clean all LC connectors with appropriate fiber cleaning tools to prevent signal degradation. Follow the host device manufacturer guidelines for hot-swap procedures and always handle fiber ends carefully to avoid contamination or physical damage. Installations should comply with applicable TIA/EIA structured cabling standards.