1.25G SFP 1000Base-SX, 850nm MMF, up to 550 Meters, for Cisco GLC-SX-MMD/SFP-GE-S, Meraki MA-SFP-1GB-SX, Fortinet, Ubiquiti UniFi UF-MM-1G, Mikrotik S-85DLC05D, TP-Link TL-SM311LM and More, Pack of 2

Works great plug in and go

Producto de muy buena calidad, desde mi punto de vista no le pide nada a ningún otro fabricante. Cumple con los estándares mencionados. Lo tengo funcionando en 2 escenarios. Fortigate a Cisco y el otro de Cisco a Cisco.

Used this to link my Unifi switch 8 150 watt POE to my Netgear GS724Tv3 24-Port Gigabit Ethernet Smart Managed Pro Switch. Just inserted in SFP ports of both mfg switches, connected fiber optic cable, and it was online with no hassle. These are great SFP modules at a fraction of the cost of the modules recommended by each switch mfg.

Eight of ten work perfectly; the other two probably will, I simply havent installed them yet. These provide statistics on power use, temperature, and dBm on Tx and Rx. Will definitely re-purchase without hesitation. I have used these in multiple Ubiquiti switches, including 8 port 150w and 2nd gen 24 port poe models

This is not compatible with the Meraki MS210, although it says it is it will not work.

Excellent choise

Installed 4 modules in 802.3ad between an Engenius EWS1200-28T and an Engenius EWS1200D-10T. It was plug and play and works great with 10 Gigabit Aqua Fiber Optic Cable, LC/LC, Multimode, Duplex (#B01735WPSE). Photo: Engenius EWS1200D-10T with 10Gtek modules installed and connected with 10Gb LC multimode fiber.

Product worked perfectly with Cisco Catalyst 2960X.

Plugged one end to our Cisco Business CBS250-48P-4G and the other to our unify 16 port switch and transfer speeds from 100M - 130M /sec

I used two of these devices to connect an Unifi USW-24-PoE switch to UDM-Pro, also using a [0.5 Meter (1.6FT) Multimode Duplex Fiber Optic Cable (62.5/125) - LC to LC - Orange, Brand: Ultra Spec Cables]. The UDM-Pro can handle 10 GB or 1 GB, but the USW-24-PoE gen. 1 only has a 1GB port. The 10 GB devices will not work in the USW, and the same device needs to be at each end of the optic cable to work. Using this setup freed up two additional RJ45 ports at my Network rack. Also, since my internet is about 920 GB download, I dont need the 10GB devices anyhow, as only internet traffic is coming to a from the UDM (UNVR-4 does Protect video, not the UDM). It is all working great with this setup, nothing special had to be done, plug and play...