Compact 1G SFP Copper Transceiver — Cisco GLC-TA Compatible, 100m sfp module
Highlights
- Instant RJ-45 connectivity from SFP slots
- Cisco GLC-TA certified compatibility
- 100m reach over existing Cat5e/6 cabling
- Hot-swappable for zero-downtime maintenance
- Enterprise-grade multi-vendor support
1. Product Description
Transform underutilized SFP ports into versatile Gigabit Ethernet connections with our hot-swappable copper transceiver. Engineered for seamless integration with Cisco GLC-TA systems, this compact module converts any SFP slot into a high-performance 10/100/1000BASE-T RJ-45 interface. Leverage existing Cat5e/Cat6 cabling for cost-effective copper runs up to 100 meters without sacrificing port density. The MSA-compliant design ensures reliable operation across multi-vendor environments while minimizing power consumption in space-constrained network deployments.
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2. Key Product Features
- Port Conversion Technology: Instantly transforms SFP slots into full-featured Gigabit RJ-45 interfaces
- Cisco Ecosystem Integration: Precision-engineered for GLC-TA compatibility and cross-platform performance
- Legacy Infrastructure Support: Maximizes existing Cat5e/Cat6 cabling investments with 100m reach
- Zero-Downtime Deployment: Hot-swappable design enables live network maintenance
- High-Density Optimization: Space-efficient SFP form factor ideal for crowded switch chassis
- Enterprise-Grade Interoperability: MSA compliance guarantees consistent multi-vendor operation
3. Product Specification Table
| Attribute | Technical Specification |
|---|---|
| Form Factor | SFP (mini-GBIC) |
| Network Standard | IEEE 802.3ab (10/100/1000BASE-T) |
| Interface | RJ-45 (8P8C) |
| Max Distance | 100m (Cat5e/Cat6) |
| Primary Compatibility | Cisco GLC-TA & industry-standard copper SFPs |
| Hot-Swap Capable | Yes |
| Operating Temp Range | Commercial: 0°C to 70°C |
| Regulatory Compliance | MSA Standards |
| Power Profile | Low consumption design (typical <1W)* |
*Consult manufacturer datasheets for environment-specific power metrics
4. Deployment Scenarios
- Infrastructure Flexibility: Convert SFP ports to copper for server/storage connections in constrained spaces
- Wiring Closet Solutions: Deploy in telecom rooms where fiber isn't available but SFP ports exist
- Unified Network Management: Standardize transceiver inventory across mixed-vendor environments
- Rapid Response Kits: Maintain as field-replaceable units for critical network edge failures
- Legacy System Integration: Modernize older switches without hardware replacement
5.Quality Certifications


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