Fiber optic SFP transceiver MicroOptics Lanview MO-C-B35121-3CL10 1000 Mbit/s 1310 nm

The MicroOptics Lanview MO-C-B35121-3CL10 is a fiber optic SFP transceiver module engineered for gigabit network links. It supports a 1000 Mbit/s data rate and operates at a 1310 nm optical wavelength. The transceiver is designed for standard SFP slots in switches and routers and provides a hot-pluggable interface that simplifies installation and replacement. Depending on the physical fiber used, it integrates into single-mode or multimode fiber infrastructures to enable uplink and aggregation connections in campus, data center or enterprise networks.

Advantages

This SFP module delivers reliable 1 Gbps connectivity with low power consumption and stable optical transmission at 1310 nm. Its hot-pluggable SFP form factor allows tool-free replacement without powering down the host device. The compact design supports flexible deployment in constrained rack environments and interoperates with common network equipment that accepts SFP optics. The transceiver is suitable for use in point-to-point fiber links and as an uplink port for switches and routers.

Suitable for

• Gigabit Ethernet uplinks between switches and routers
• Network aggregation and backbone fiber links
• Data center server-to-switch connections
• Campus and enterprise fiber runs requiring 1310 nm optics

Key specifications

• Form factor: SFP (hot-pluggable)
• Nominal data rate: 1000 Mbit/s (1 Gbps)
• Optical wavelength: 1310 nm
• Applicable fiber type: single-mode or multimode (depending on installation)
• Typical use: uplink, aggregation, point-to-point links

How to use

Install the transceiver into an empty SFP slot on a compatible switch, router or media converter until it seats firmly. Connect the appropriate fiber patch cable to the transceiver’s optical interface, observing correct TX/RX orientation and using the fiber type recommended for the link distance. After insertion and link negotiation, verify the connection status via the host device LEDs or management interface. For removal, power down the port if recommended by the equipment vendor, then pull the module out by the release mechanism or pull-tab.

Usage recommendations

Match the optical wavelength and fiber type to the link requirements; use single-mode fiber for long-distance 1310 nm runs and follow manufacturer guidance for maximum supported link distances. Keep dust caps on the transceiver when not connected, clean fiber connectors before mating, and avoid bending the fiber beyond its minimum bend radius to maintain signal quality and reliability.