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1.25G SFP DWDM Optical Transceiver, 160km CH17–CH61 Channel Options Single-Mode, Duplex LC, DDM - Compatible DWDM SFP - AstraPhoton

1.25G DWDM SFP Duplex 160km
AstraPhoton model
APT1G25SDWXX160K
Catalogue reference
GD-CHXX-160
Data rate
1.25G
Wavelength
CH17~CH61
Reach
160KM
Form factor
DWDM SFP
1.25G SFP DWDM Optical Transceiver, 160km CH17–CH61 Channel Options Single-Mode, Duplex LC, DDM -  Compatible DWDM SFP - AstraPhoton
Product-family illustration for APT1G25SDWXX160K. Final configuration and unit serial number are confirmed with your order.
AstraPhoton modelAPT1G25SDWXX160K
Category1G SFP Transceivers
Decision pathSpecifications + host + evidence

Key specifications

AstraPhoton modelAPT1G25SDWXX160K
Data rate1.25G
WavelengthCH17~CH61
Reach160KM
Form factorDWDM SFP
ConnectorDUPLEX LC
DOM / DDMYES
Commercial temperature0~70°C
Industrial temperature-40~85°C
Transmission modeSingle-mode

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AstraPhoton modelTypeRateMediaWavelengthReachConnectorOptions
APT1G25SDWXX160KDWDM SFP1.25GSMCH17~CH61160KMDUPLEX LCYES

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Compatible with a wide range of major network brands.

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Compatibility & codingWill DOM or DDM readings be available on the host?

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Optical link designDo both ends need the same wavelength?

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High-speed deploymentHow do I choose between parallel and duplex high-speed optics?

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