Startech SFPLCCAP10 Hp Compatible Transceiver Module

Protect your network switches and fibre-optic equipment with these StarTech.com dust covers. Dust ingress and other contaminants are common hazards that can interfere with network equipment and interfere with performance. These covers push snugly into an LC (lucent connector) port, providing a simple, lasting shield for SFP (small form-factor pluggable) transceiver modules. Use them in busy offices or factories where contamination can't be avoided.
Convenient multipackTo make sure you always have a spare to hand, the caps come in packs of 10.
High durability and flexibilityThe rubber material of the cap resists dust, as well as water and oil, for use in demanding environments. It's also flexible, so offers a neat fit.
Lightweight designEach cap weighs only 12g, making it easy to handle and install.
• Black colour for smart cover• Compatible with SFP and SFP+ transceivers and keystones• Patches from hub to distribution panel
This 10-pack of SFP dust covers provides an inexpensive way to protect your network switches and fiber optic equipment from dust and contaminants, by covering the exposed and unused LC fiber optic ports.

Protect your network equipment investment

Simply insert the dust covers into the LC port of any SFP/SFP+ transceiver in your network switches. Made of a durable rubber, the dust covers block dirt and dust particles that could cause connection issues from getting inside your equipment.

FAQs

Dust covers insert easily into unused SFP LC ports, to protect your network switches from dust and contaminants
Made of durable rubber
Work with SFP/SFP+ LC ports in optical networking equipment
Easy to insert and remove
Applications
Designed for use with Gigabit networks
Patches from hub to distribution panel
Connects workstation to wall outlet
Extend the reach of your Gigabit network devices by 25 ft
What's a fibre SFP transceiver module?A fibre SFP transceiver module is a metal component that connects to a network switch letting gigabit data transfers. It's sometimes called a miniGBIC (gigabit interface converter).