Cudy SM100GSB-20AB Single Mode 1.25G LC Bi-Di SFP 20km

SFP Module South Africa – Cudy 1.25G Single-Mode Bi-Di 20km

The Cudy SM100GSB-20AB is a bi-directional SFP module South Africa network engineers can insert into compatible switches. It provides single-strand single-mode fibre Gigabit links up to 20km. BiDi WDM allows transmit and receive over a single fibre strand. This halves fibre cabling cost vs standard duplex SFP modules. Browse all networking at Briggi Tech to compare options.

BiDi SFP modules are recommended for South African network deployments where single fibre strand connections reduce infrastructure cost. South African ISPs and campus fibre runs benefit from BiDi when conduit capacity is limited. The 20km reach covers most South African enterprise campus and metro area network distances. As a result, the Cudy SM100GSB-20AB is recommended for South African network engineers building cost-effective single-fibre Gigabit links. In addition, 1.25Gbps speed provides full Gigabit throughput for South African backbone links.

Single-Strand Fibre Gigabit Links for South African Networks

South African ISPs and network engineers who need to extend Gigabit links benefit from single-strand BiDi SFP modules. The Cudy SM100GSB-20AB provides 20km reach — sufficient for most South African enterprise and municipal network spans. The LC single-mode connector is the standard in South African enterprise fibre installations. Moreover, BiDi operation means one fibre strand does the work of two, reducing South African fibre installation costs significantly. Because of this, it is the recommended BiDi SFP module for South African enterprise and ISP fibre links. View full specifications at the Cudy website.

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Key Features

• 1.25Gbps · single-mode LC · BiDi WDM · 20km reach
• Single strand replaces duplex fibre · cost saving
• Compatible with BiDi-capable switches and routers
• South African ISP and enterprise fibre network use