Trendnet TEG-MGBS10/4 Single Mode Lc Sfp Transceiver 4 Pack

Product Description

The TRENDNET TEG-MGBS10/4 is a four-pack of single-mode LC duplex SFP (Small Form-factor Pluggable) fiber transceivers designed for Gigabit Ethernet network infrastructure. Each module supports 1000BASE-LX operation over single-mode fiber with a link distance of up to 10 kilometers, making these units well suited for inter-building runs and longer campus backbone connections. The LC duplex connector interface is the industry-standard choice for high-density fiber patch panels and switch ports. Network technicians and IT infrastructure installers are the primary trades working with these modules.

This four-pack is used in structured cabling and enterprise network deployments where multiple SFP slots need to be populated simultaneously. Typical install scenarios include Gigabit uplinks between managed switches, fiber backbone segments in commercial buildings, and data center top-of-rack connections. The single-mode fiber requirement means these modules are appropriate for longer runs where multimode fiber would not reach reliably. Purchasing as a four-pack reduces per-unit cost and ensures matched transceiver sets for consistent link performance across a project.

Key Features

• Single-mode LC duplex fiber interface for runs up to 10 kilometers
• 1000BASE-LX Gigabit Ethernet standard compliance
• SFP form factor fits standard SFP-capable managed switches and media converters
• Four transceivers included per package, reducing per-unit cost on multi-port deployments
• LC connector type compatible with widely available single-mode fiber patch cables

Compatibility

Designed for use in standard SFP-slot-equipped Gigabit Ethernet switches and media converters that accept 1000BASE-LX single-mode SFP modules. Verify MSA (Multi-Source Agreement) compatibility with your specific switch platform before installation.

Installation Notes

SFP transceivers should be installed by qualified network technicians familiar with fiber handling procedures. Power down or administratively disable the SFP port before inserting or removing the module where hot-swap is not supported by the host device. Clean LC fiber connectors with an appropriate fiber optic cleaning tool before mating to prevent signal loss. Avoid bending single-mode fiber patch cables below their minimum bend radius during routing.