Ricetrasmettitore CBO OPT-0051 per cavo in rame 1Gbps

CBO OPT-0051 is a 1Gbps transceiver designed for use over copper wire. It provides a single-port connection compatible with network equipment that supports gigabit Ethernet over copper, enabling stable 1 Gbps connectivity for local networks and short-distance links. The module is intended for replacing or upgrading compatible interfaces in switches, routers and media converters where a copper-based gigabit link is required.

Advantages

The transceiver delivers gigabit throughput over standard copper cabling, offering a compact, hot-swappable solution for adding or restoring a 1Gbps port. Its straightforward electrical interface reduces complexity when integrating with existing network devices, while compatibility with common Ethernet hardware makes it a practical option for network maintenance and incremental upgrades.

Suitable for

• Upgrading or replacing 1Gbps copper ports on switches and routers
• Media converters that require a single copper gigabit interface
• Short-distance Ethernet links within office or campus networks
• Temporary or permanent restoration of a failed copper port

Key specifications

• Interface: single-port copper transceiver for 1 Gbps Ethernet
• Data rate: 1 Gbps (full duplex)
• Cable type: compatible with standard twisted-pair copper cabling
• Form factor: compact, hot-pluggable module suitable for compatible slots
• Application range: short-distance links and local area network connections

How to use

Install the transceiver into a compatible module slot on the target switch, router or media converter according to the device manufacturer’s instructions, ensuring the unit is powered down or the slot supports hot-swapping. Connect standard twisted-pair copper cabling to the transceiver’s RJ-45 or equivalent copper interface and verify link/activity indicators on both ends. Configure the network device for 1Gbps operation if manual configuration is required by the host equipment.

Recommendations

For reliable 1Gbps performance, use quality Cat5e or higher twisted-pair cabling, keep cable runs within recommended distances for gigabit copper links, and follow the host device’s guidance on supported transceiver modules. When replacing modules, confirm physical compatibility with the equipment slot and verify firmware or driver requirements on the network device to ensure proper recognition and operation.