Network adapter DELOCK Mini PCIe I/O 95281 with 2× SFP Gigabit LAN

DELOCK Mini PCIe I/O 95281 provides two SFP ports for Gigabit Ethernet in a Mini PCIe card format. The card enables installation of SFP modules to support fiber or copper interfaces, offering flexible network connectivity for systems with a compatible Mini PCIe slot. It is designed for embedded systems, industrial PCs and compact servers where space is limited but reliable Gigabit throughput and adaptable port types are required.

Advantages

The Mini PCIe I/O card supports two independent SFP sockets, allowing users to select the appropriate SFP modules for singlemode/multimode fiber or copper SFP transceivers. Its Mini PCIe form factor conserves physical space and integrates directly into systems without requiring a full-size PCIe slot. The solution delivers standard Gigabit Ethernet performance, low-latency data transfer and the option to change media type by replacing SFP modules as network needs evolve.

Suitable for

• Embedded systems requiring compact, high-speed network interfaces
• Industrial PCs with limited expansion space
• Small servers or network appliances needing two Gigabit SFP ports
• Applications where configurable fiber or copper connections are needed

Key specifications

• Interface: Mini PCIe card edge compatible with Mini PCIe slots
• Network ports: 2 × SFP sockets supporting Gigabit Ethernet modules
• Data rate: Up to 1000 Mbps per port (Gigabit Ethernet)
• Supported media: SFP transceivers for fiber (singlemode/multimode) or copper
• Form factor: Mini PCIe compact card for internal installation

How to use

Install the Mini PCIe card into an available Mini PCIe slot on a powered-off system, secure it with the appropriate mounting screw and insert the required SFP transceivers into the SFP sockets. After powering on, verify that the host system recognizes the network interfaces and install or enable any necessary drivers according to the operating system. Connect fiber or copper network cabling to the installed SFP modules and configure network parameters (IP addressing, VLANs, link speed/duplex) in the system network settings.

Usage recommendations

Use SFP modules that match the network design (singlemode vs. mult​imode, wavelength and connector type) and are compatible with the host system. Ensure proper ESD precautions when handling the card and SFP transceivers. For stable Gigabit links, confirm link negotiation settings and use quality fiber or copper cabling appropriate for the selected SFP modules.