1270-1610nm 1000BASE-CWDM SFP, 100km EZX, 1270nm Wavelength

The 1270-1610nm 1000BASE-CWDM SFP, 100km EZX, 1270nm Wavelength is a SFP optical transceiver delivering 1000Mbps over SMF. Operating at 1270nm with a Duplex LC interface, it reaches 100km and is compliant with MSA Compliant. Built-in digital diagnostics give real-time access to operating parameters, making the module easy to deploy and maintain in CWDM metro access, enterprise and telecom edge networks.

Product Highlights

• SFP form factor, 1000Mbps data rate
• Wavelength: 1270nm
• Connector: Duplex LC
• Reach: up to 100km
• Fiber media: SMF
• DDM/DOM: Supported

Built for CWDM metro access, enterprise and telecom edge networks, this SFP module carries 1000Mbps over SMF up to 100km per link. Digital diagnostics report transmit power, receive power and temperature in real time, which simplifies commissioning and ongoing maintenance. For networks standardized on Cisco hardware, it is a drop-in equivalent of the CWDM-SFP-1270-100.

On the compatibility side, this unit is the practical equivalent of the Cisco part CWDM-SFP-1270-100 and works in Cisco systems out of the box. Standards compliance covers MSA Compliant.

To order, quote CW-SFP1G100-27 together with your quantity. Stock items ship quickly; for OEM orders we support custom labels, retail packing and vendor-specific coding, all handled in our own factory.

Working directly with the manufacturer means no middleman limits. We support OEM and ODM projects, custom cable assemblies, alternative packaging and compatibility coding for major equipment vendors, with engineering support from the same team that designs our standard products.

We ship to customers around the world every week. Express couriers handle most orders door to door in a few days; larger consignments go by air or sea to keep freight costs down. Tracking information is provided for every shipment, and we are flexible on shipping accounts and forwarders.

From incoming component inspection to final burn-in, quality is controlled at each step of production. Finished units are verified on real networking equipment in our compatibility lab, and test records are kept per batch so that any field question can be traced back quickly.

Products are first packed into blister trays or self-sealed bags and then into cartons. Standard labels and marks are applied by default, and customized packing and labeling are available on request.