Trendnet TFC-G22SFP 4-port Gigabit Switch Sfp Ports

Product Description

The TRENDNET TFC-G22SFP is a 4-port gigabit switch with SFP ports, designed to extend and convert network connections in professional and commercial installations. It bridges copper Ethernet and fiber optic infrastructure, allowing technicians to integrate fiber uplinks into existing gigabit networks without replacing core switching equipment. With dedicated SFP slots, the unit supports small form-factor pluggable transceivers for flexible fiber connectivity. Network technicians and IT professionals install this unit in telecommunications rooms, server closets, and distributed network edge locations where media conversion between copper and fiber is required.

The TFC-G22SFP fits into network environments that require reliable gigabit-speed media conversion between fiber and copper segments. It is suited for small-to-medium commercial deployments, structured cabling retrofits, and industrial or campus network installations where fiber runs are used to overcome copper distance limitations. The unit ships individually and is categorized as a media converter for procurement and inventory purposes.

Key Features

• 4-port gigabit switching with integrated SFP port support for fiber uplink flexibility
• Supports small form-factor pluggable transceivers for multi-mode or single-mode fiber connections
• Enables copper-to-fiber media conversion within a single compact unit
• Gigabit throughput on all ports for high-bandwidth network segments
• Sold individually as a single unit per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard media converter for gigabit network installations requiring copper-to-fiber conversion via SFP-compatible transceivers.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by a qualified network technician or low-voltage cabling professional. Power down or disconnect the affected network segment before connecting or removing SFP transceivers to avoid hardware damage. Follow local low-voltage wiring codes and the facility structured cabling standards when routing fiber and copper connections. Do not hot-swap transceivers unless the device specifications explicitly support it.