Network optical switch PULSAR SFG10F8 8xSFP 2xRJ45

PULSAR SFG10F8 is an optical network switch with eight SFP ports and two RJ45 ports, designed to bridge fiber and copper links in local and access networks. The device supports flexible port configuration for SFP transceivers and standard Ethernet connections, enabling compact integration into telecom cabinets, small data closets, or enterprise edge installations that require mixed fiber/copper connectivity and reliable packet forwarding.

Advantages

The switch offers a combination of SFP fiber ports and RJ45 copper ports in a compact form factor, allowing network designers to deploy fiber uplinks alongside copper access lines without additional media converters. Its straightforward port architecture simplifies installation and maintenance while reducing cabling complexity. The device is suitable for continuous operation in network edge environments where consistent link aggregation and low-latency forwarding are required.

Suitable for

• Access networks and fiber-to-the-edge installations
• Small telecom cabinets and network closets
• Enterprise edge connectivity for mixed fiber and copper devices
• Point-to-point fiber links and short-range fiber aggregation

Key specifications

• Port configuration: 8 SFP ports and 2 RJ45 Ethernet ports
• Supported media: optical SFP transceivers and 10/100/1000Base-T copper
• Layer: Ethernet switching for edge/access deployments
• Form factor: compact rack or cabinet-mount suitable for small spaces
• Typical use: integration of fiber uplinks and copper access links

How to use

Install the PULSAR SFG10F8 in a rack or cabinet shelf position with appropriate ventilation. Insert compatible SFP transceivers into the SFP ports for fiber connections and connect copper devices to the RJ45 ports using standard Ethernet cables. Configure connected devices according to network design; the switch provides basic forwarding between ports and works with standard Ethernet settings. Ensure power and grounding follow local installation practices and verify link status LEDs after cabling to confirm active connections.

Usage recommendations

Use certified SFP modules appropriate for the chosen fiber type and distance, and match duplex/speed settings on connected copper devices to avoid link mismatches. Place the switch in a ventilated, dust-free environment and monitor link LEDs for operational status; employ surge protection and proper grounding in outdoor or exposed cabinet installations.