SL-Transcend EDFA
Sealight’s TranScend EDFA optical amplifiers support a variety of cable architectures, including PON networks. Featuring a wide range of gain flattened models. Available with single, dual, and quad outputs.
SL-TS-Optical Switch
The SL-TS_Optical Switch module features a wide optical input range and rapid switching time, providing cost-effective network backup and redundancy functionality.
Specifications
Description
The SL-TranScend TSD-OS-C optical switch is part of the SL-TranScend product family. It facilitates automatic and cost-effective network backup and redundancy, increasing plant reliability by providing for a self-healing network.
The TSD-OS-C wide input range (-10 to +15 dBm) meets a variety of application needs. Each optical switch has two optical inputs and a single optical output and can be operated as a 1×2 or a 2×1 optical switch.
Its internal detector measures the input optical level and switches when the optical level drops below the user-defined threshold.
The TSD-OS-C optical switch offers SNMP remote monitoring.
Features
- Four compact modules in a single SL-TranScend TSD-CH-DC chassis
- Hardened -20°C to +75°C version available
- 1550nm and 1310nm operation
- Direction insensitive
- SNMP remote monitoring
Benefits
- Reduces system costs by eliminating backup transmitters
- Increases system reliability
- Reduces downtime with automatic switching
- Wide optical input range of -10 to +15 dBm
- Operates in both 1310nm and 1550nm windows
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