Transition Networks TN-GLC-SX-MM-2K Sfp Transceiver Mm Lc

Product Description

The TRANSITION NETWORKS TN-GLC-SX-MM-2K is a Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) transceiver module designed for 100BASE-SX Fast Ethernet transmission over multimode fiber. It uses an LC duplex connector interface and supports link distances up to 2 kilometers on compatible multimode fiber cable. This module is intended for installation in SFP-slot-equipped network switches, media converters, and similar active network equipment. Network technicians and low-voltage cabling professionals install this module to extend copper-to-fiber or fiber-to-fiber network segments where multimode infrastructure is already in place.

This transceiver is suited for enterprise LAN, campus network, and industrial network environments where 100 Mbps Fast Ethernet connectivity over multimode fiber is required. It fits into standard SFP slots on managed and unmanaged switches and media converters that support the 100BASE-SX standard. Typical deployment scenarios include horizontal or backbone fiber runs within a building or between buildings on the same campus where multimode fiber is installed.

Key Features

• 100BASE-SX Fast Ethernet over multimode fiber
• LC duplex connector interface for low-profile termination
• Supports link distances up to 2 kilometers on multimode fiber
• Standard SFP form factor for hot-swappable installation
• Extended compatibility design for use with SFP-slot network equipment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and field-installable SFP module for network switches, media converters, and routers equipped with standard 100BASE-SX SFP slots accepting multimode LC fiber connections.

Installation Notes

Installation of SFP transceivers is typically performed by qualified network technicians or low-voltage cabling professionals. Always power down or hot-swap with care according to the host equipment manufacturer guidelines before handling the module. Clean LC fiber connectors before insertion to prevent signal loss. Follow TIA-568 and applicable local low-voltage wiring codes when routing and terminating multimode fiber.