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Ruijie 1000BASE-LX Mini GBIC (1310nm) SFP Transceiver Module

Ruijie 1000BASE-LX Mini GBIC (1310nm) for Gigabit Fibre Upgrades

The Ruijie 1000BASE-LX Mini GBIC with a 1310 nm wavelength is a compact optical transceiver module designed to upgrade gigabit fibre connections in a network installation. It fits into a compatible mini GBIC port and converts electrical signals into optical signals for fibre-optic cabling.

The module follows the 1000BASE-LX standard, which is used for gigabit Ethernet over single-mode fibre. The 1310 nm wavelength is the conventional choice for this type of link, and the model code in the article number identifies it as a single-mode version for longer-distance runs.

Network administrators typically use a module like this to extend a switch uplink, connect two buildings, or link a switch to a distribution point where copper cabling is impractical. Because it is a plug-in part, it can be replaced or moved between ports without rewiring the whole installation.

Before ordering, confirm that the host switch or router has a mini GBIC slot and supports 1000BASE-LX optics, and check that the fibre type and connector match your existing cabling.

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Ruijie 1000BASE-LX Mini GBIC (1310nm) Transceiver Module

Ruijie 1000BASE-LX Mini GBIC (1310nm) SFP Transceiver Module

The Ruijie 1000BASE-LX Mini GBIC is a gigabit optical transceiver for upgrading fibre links in business and campus networks. It is designed to be inserted into a compatible mini GBIC slot on a Ruijie or other supported switch, providing a fibre-optic connection in place of a copper port.

Key specifications

  • Product type: 1000BASE-LX mini GBIC transceiver
  • Wavelength: 1310 nm
  • Brand: Ruijie
  • Article number: RG-NIS-GE-SFP-10KM-SM1310
  • Form factor: mini GBIC, hot-swappable plug-in module

Typical uses

This type of module is commonly used to create uplinks between access switches and core switches, to connect remote network segments over fibre, and to provide a gigabit link in areas where electrical interference or distance makes copper cabling unsuitable.

Common scenarios include linking separate buildings on a campus, connecting security camera networks to a central recording system, and building redundant backbone links in offices and data rooms.

Compatibility and installation

Check the host device documentation before installing. The switch or router must have a mini GBIC port and support 1000BASE-LX optics. Make sure the fibre cabling matches the module, using single-mode fibre suitable for 1310 nm operation, and that the connector type fits the module.

To install, power down the device if your site policy requires it, insert the module until it clicks into the port, and connect the fibre patch cords, keeping them free of dust and never bending them beyond their minimum radius. Confirm the link LED on the switch and check the interface status in the device management interface.

Why choose this module

Using a plug-in optical module keeps the network flexible. You can change the fibre link without replacing the switch, and you can reuse the same port for a different transceiver type later if your requirements change.

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