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1Gbps SFP to LC Multimode Transceiver Module
The Cable Matters Gigabit SFP to LC Multimode Transceiver Module is rated for the extreme demands of Gigabit Ethernet (1000BASE-SX). It is designed for maximum equipment compatibility with SFF-8431, SFF-8432 and IEEE 802.3-2002 1000BASE-SX.
Important Notes
- Compatible with both 62.5um and 50um LC cables; It supports OM1, OM2, OM3, and OM4 fiber cables
- Compatible with MSA compliant equipment with open source EEPROM
- Compatible with Cisco / Ubiquiti / D-Link / Huawei / Mikrotik / Netgear / Supermicro
- NOT compatible with Dell Networking / Juniper / Mellanox / HP / H3C / Arista / Dell Force10 / Extreme / F5 Networks equipment
- Use anti-static protection when connecting or removing the transceivers
Universal MSA Compatibility
- Multi-Source Agreement compatible with MSA compliant SFP ports
- Mechanical Compliance: SFF-8432
- Electrical Compliance: SFF-8431
- EEPROM Open Source: SFF-8472
1Gbps Application
- 1G Fiber Channel
- Gigabit Ethernet
- Low EMI emission
- Hot-pluggable with ESD protection
Specifications
- Up to 1.25Gb/s data rates
- 850nm VCSEL wavelength
- SMF links up to 550m
- Power supply: 3.3V
- Power consumption: 0.5W
- RoHS compliant
vdawg
2025-08-01 16:34:00
I bought these and a fiber cable to connect the SFP ports on two switches and they worked perfectly.
funman1
2025-07-06 10:01:02
Had zero issues with these modules, Put them in a PC and a Cisco switch, they linked right up and getting 1GB on my SFP connection.Great price and working awesome!!
Customer
2025-06-26 09:47:40
I use this adapter to connect a 30m LC fiber connection between a remote transceiver and a Ubiquiti UniFi switch SFP port. The adapter was just "plug and go" and the link works at the full 1Gb rate. There is not much more to add until it has been in service long enough to comment on its reliability. But so far there are no signs of trouble.
Craig Christ
2025-06-24 10:05:00
The other side is a generic fiber to copper converter and there have been no compatibility or transmit/receive issues.
Adam T
2025-05-12 16:53:12
This transceiver works flawlessly in a Cisco 3850 switch and a 5508 WLC. So, the odds are pretty good of it working in whatever Cisco gear you've got..
Robert Humphrey
2025-04-26 11:23:44
Connect two switches in two different buildings
Texas BellyDancer
2025-04-01 12:44:58
There were an awesome price and super easy to use. I just plugged them into my TP-Link switches and connected up the fiber - VIOLA'! They worked like a charm! I only had a 3 ft. run between one and my core switch and a 15 ft. run between another switch and the core, but no issues what so ever. They just work!
RM
2024-12-16 12:08:26
After the confusion in the question section, I just wanted to post my results. I used a 3m OM2 50/125um LC to LC patch cable from BeyondTech. It worked instantly; the network recognized the connection and away I went. I used this to connect a new HPE server with SFP+ ports to a Cisco network switch with SFP port (non-plus). Pay attention that I plugged in this SFP device into an SFP+ port and it operated at the 1gb connection speed. Windows update ran fine on Server 2019 without hiccups or disconnections of any kind.I have not done any long term tests but I doubt I should run into any compatibility problems. I cannot answer how long this device is going to last. All I can say is that it works fine with an OM2 cable @ 50/125um. If there are any issues in the future then I will update this review.
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