Description
Overview
This Reyee SFP transceiver (RG-NIS-GE-SFP-20KM-SM1550-BIDI) is a compact fiber networking module designed for single-mode optical links in networking and security environments. It provides a hot‑swappable Gigabit-capable interface for extending Ethernet ports over fiber (bidirectional 1550 nm, up to 20 km), and is suited for integration into switches, routers, and security appliances. On-site installation and ongoing support services are available to ensure proper configuration, testing, and long-term reliability.
Key Features
- Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP) transceiver module for compact installation
- Hot‑swappable design for live insertion and removal without powering down equipment
- Mini‑GBIC equivalent — supports Gigabit Ethernet connections
- Single‑mode fiber operation with 1550 nm wavelength
- Bidirectional (BIDI) transmission for single-fiber uplinks
- Designed for long‑reach links — model indicates up to 20 km capability
- Suitable as a networking accessory for Reyee and other SFP‑capable hardware
Compatibility / Requirements
- Requires an SFP-capable port on the switch, router, or security appliance
- Must be paired with a compatible BIDI transceiver at the remote end using the complementary wavelength
- Designed for single‑mode fiber — verify fiber type and link budget before deployment
- Confirm the host device supports Gigabit SFP transceivers and the specific wavelength
- Physical connector and vendor compatibility should be validated with the device manufacturer
What’s Included
- What’s in the box: not specified
Support Options
We offer optional professional services to deploy and maintain this transceiver in your environment: on-site installation and physical fiber/cabling work, configuration and testing of SFP links, compatibility validation with existing switches and PoE systems, and ongoing managed support or monitoring. Documentation, network diagrams, and operator training can be provided as add-ons to simplify handoff and reduce downtime.
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