Tripp Lite N785-INT-PLCMM1 Lc 850nm Multimode Transceiver

Product Description

The TRIPP LITE N785-INT-PLCMM1 is a medical-grade LC 850nm multimode fiber optic transceiver designed for use in enterprise and clinical network environments. This transceiver plugs into compatible SFP slots to provide high-speed fiber optic connectivity at the 850nm wavelength over multimode cable. It is suited for data center infrastructure, hospital network closets, and other installations where reliable optical signaling and medical-grade compliance are required. Licensed networking technicians and biomedical equipment technicians are the typical installers for this class of transceiver.

The N785-INT-PLCMM1 is intended for enterprise-grade network deployments that require medical-grade transceiver compliance. This includes hospital data infrastructure, clinical workstation connections, and structured cabling systems in healthcare facilities where electromagnetic interference standards and equipment safety requirements exceed standard commercial thresholds. It uses an LC connector interface and operates at 850nm over multimode fiber, making it appropriate for short-reach backbone and horizontal runs inside facilities.

Key Features

• 850nm wavelength operation over multimode fiber for short-reach network links
• LC connector interface for standard SFP-compatible port termination
• Medical-grade design suited for healthcare and clinical network environments
• Single unit per package for precise inventory and installation management
• Enterprise-class construction appropriate for data center and structured cabling deployments

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or upgrade transceiver for enterprise SFP-compatible network switches and media converters supporting 850nm multimode fiber connections.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified network technician or biomedical equipment technician familiar with fiber optic handling procedures. Power down or administratively disable the host port before seating or removing the transceiver to prevent optical hazard and port damage. Handle fiber end-faces with care and inspect with an appropriate fiber scope before mating connectors. In healthcare facilities, verify compliance with applicable electrical safety standards such as NFPA 99 and local biomedical equipment policies before commissioning.