Netgear SFP Transceiver 1000BASE-LX GBIC Module LC-Connector Single Mode
Netgear SFP Transceiver 1000BASE-LX GBIC Module LC-Connector Single Mode
SKU:AGM732FEPS
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★★★★★ "Linked our two buildings over single-mode fibre with these modules - rock solid gigabit ever since." - IT Manager P.R., Centurion
Netgear AGM732F SFP Transceiver - 1000BASE-LX Single-Mode Fibre Module
The Netgear AGM732F SFP transceiver adds a 1000BASE-LX single-mode fibre port to any compatible switch SFP slot. Use it to link buildings, network cabinets or long camera backbones over fibre at full gigabit speed with LC connectors.
Why This Product Stands Out
- Long-distance fibre links - single-mode LX reaches up to 10km, perfect for linking buildings or distant guard houses
- Standards-based - 1000BASE-LX works in Netgear and other standards-compliant SFP slots
- Hot-swappable - insert and remove without powering down the switch
Key Features
- 1000BASE-LX gigabit SFP transceiver
- Single-mode fibre, LC duplex connector
- Up to 10km transmission distance
- Hot-swappable SFP form factor
- Compatible with Netgear managed and smart switches
Why You'll Love It
Fibre is the right answer the moment a network link leaves the building - no surge damage from lightning, no distance limits, no interference. This module turns a spare SFP slot into a 10km gigabit link for a fraction of the cost of trenching new copper.
Guarantee
Covered by a full manufacturer's warranty. Full peace of mind backed by industry-leading support.
Delivery
Nationwide courier dispatch within 1-2 business days. Tracking sent on shipment. Learn more about shipping
Returns & Warranty
Sealed, unused items returnable within 7 days. Installed products covered under the manufacturer warranty. Email support or see our returns policy.
FAQ
Does it work with non-Netgear switches? It is built for Netgear switches; many standards-based switches accept it, but pairing with the switch brand's module is always safest.
What fibre type does it need? Single-mode fibre with LC duplex connectors.
Do I need one at each end? Yes. Fibre links need a matching transceiver at both ends of the run.
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