Siemens 6GK5992-1AL00-8AA0 Fibre Optic Transceiver, SFP Connector, 1000 Mbps 850 nm 1-Pin

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RS stock no.:
203-3609
Mfr. Part No.:
6GK5992-1AL00-8AA0
Manufacturer:
Siemens
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Brand

Siemens

Maximum Data Rate

1000Mbps

Product Type

Fibre Optic Transceiver

Connector Shape

Square

Number of Pins

1

Connector Type

SFP

Wavelength of Peak Sensitivity

850nm

Height

9mm

Length

57mm

Width

14mm

Standards/Approvals

EN, UL

Series

Scalance

Siemens Fibre Optic Transceiver, Latched Mounting, 10g Weight - SCALANCE Series - 6GK5992-1AL00-8AA0


Choose this Siemens fibre optic transceiver to transmit and receive fibre optic signals using one small component. Its two-way communication means there's no need for separate devices, while its compact size of 9 (H) x 14 (W) x 47mm (D) takes up minimal space in your network. For convenience and easy integration, the unit simply plugs into a Siemens SCALANCE network component with an SFP slot. This makes setting up, modifying and expanding your industrial Ethernet a cinch. A mean time between failures of 670 years indicates you'll get reliable and trouble-free service in the long term. Choose a transceiver like this one for dependable communication and switching in your manufacturing or process automation network.

Features & Benefits


• IP20-rated housing is touch-proof and protected against objects larger than 12mm, including tools and wires

• Light weight of 10g adds minimal bulk to your setup

Can I use this fibre optic transceiver in extreme conditions?


Yes, the device dies its job in a broad operating temperature range between -40°C and +85°C, so it's built to withstand the demands of harsh settings.

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