Description
Product Overview
Ruijie Reyee NISGE-SFP-550M-MM850 SFP is a reliable Gigabit multimode fiber transceiver module designed for short-distance network connections up to 550 meters. It is ideal for connecting switches, routers, and CCTV systems within buildings or campus environments. It delivers stable, high-speed data transmission over multimode fiber, making it perfect for efficient and cost-effective network expansion.

Key Features
- Gigabit SFP transceiver module
- Supports multimode fiber (MMF)
- Transmission distance up to 550 meters
- 850nm wavelength for stable performance
- LC duplex connector interface
- Hot-swappable design for easy installation
- Low latency and reliable data transfer
- Compact and durable form factor
- Compatible with SFP-enabled devices
- Stable performance for continuous operation
- Energy efficient optical transmission
- Ideal for short-range fiber networking
Best For
- Office internal network links
- CCTV system connections within buildings
- Campus and school networks
- Switch-to-switch short distance uplinks
- Data center internal connections
- Enterprise LAN expansion
Why Choose This Module?
This SFP module is a cost-effective solution for high-speed short-distance fiber networking. It ensures stable Gigabit performance over multimode fiber and is easy to install with its plug-and-play hot-swappable design. Perfect for businesses that need reliable internal fiber connectivity without long-distance requirements.
FAQs
What is this module used for?
It is used for short-distance fiber network connections between devices like switches and routers.
What is the maximum distance supported?
It supports up to 550 meters over multimode fiber.
Does it support Gigabit speed?
Yes, it supports 1Gbps Gigabit Ethernet.
Is it compatible with all switches?
It works with any device that has an SFP port.
Is it easy to install?
Yes, it is hot-swappable and plug-and-play.
Can it be used for CCTV systems?
Yes, it is ideal for CCTV networking within buildings.
What type of fiber does it use?
It uses multimode fiber (MMF).

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