<p>Cisco 1000Base-SX 850nm Short Wavelength Transceiver with DOM (DOM), which is designed with high accuracy and bears MFR P/N GLC-SX-MMD, signifies reliability and efficiency. It is designed for unexceptionable incorporation into the Cisco network environment. The transceiver provides high-speed data transfer over relatively short distances. With the following DOM feature, users will have immediate access to optical parameters information. It will allow for the effective operation of complex networks and troubleshooting as well. With a frequency of 850nm, this XR transceiver facilitates Gigabit Ethernet connections and thus is proper for enterprise network applications. Trusting Cisco's value which is provided by its well-known quality and compatibility for your networking technologies with the GLC-SX-MMD transceiver.</p></br><strong>Medium:</strong><p>The GLC-SX-MMD switch is MMF compatible allowing it to communicate within your infrastructure. It provides secure data transmission paths in the shortest distances. </p></br><strong>Wavelength:</strong><p>Providing 850nm (nanometer) wavelength speed, this switch leads to the transfer of high-speed data while keeping signal integrity. As a result, you get a consistent throughput in your network.</p></br><strong>Maximum Reach:</strong><p>GLC-SX-MMD switch demonstrates a maximum distance of nearly 550m. This ability ensures wide coverage, and therefore it satisfies the need for speed and reliability even in the case of data centers, large offices, or large campuses.</p></br><strong>Connector Type:</strong><p>LC (Lucent Connector) connectors are integrated into this switch which results in secure and stable connections. It reduces signal loss and thus maintains data integrity for the sake of uninterrupted networking.</p></br><strong>Form Factor:</strong><p>By deploying the Small Form-factor Pluggable (SFP) form factor, this device offers the opportunity for versatility and flexibility in deployment. They are important for easy installation and scalability to meet your network needs as they evolve.</p>