From EtherWAN, this is a Duplex LC Multi-Mode Non-Hardened 10GBASE SFP DDM Transceiver, designed for a wide range of fiber applications and hot-pluggable for instant operation. The supported operating temperature for this non-hardened model is 32 to 158°F. The supported distance is approximately 980' with either 62.5/125 or 50/125-micron cabling. The wavelength is 850nm, the sensitivity is -9.9dBm, and the optical output power is -7.1 to -1dBm. Also, as a DDM model, this transceiver supports enhanced Digital Diagnostics Monitoring for getting real-time diagnostic information.

980' with 62.5/125, 50/125-Micron Cables    Wavelength: 850nm    Sensitivity: -9.9dBm    Enhanced Digital Diagnostic Monitoring

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the origin? Is it made in USA?

A: The country of origin is Thailand.

Q: 2. I just switch from Nikon to Sony. I have 4 cactus trigger with Nikon shoe. If I buy a cactus with Sony shoe, would it communicate with the rest?

A: You would be able to fire a Cactus V6 II unit for Nikon with the Cactus V6 II unit for Sony with a firmware update.

Q: 3. Obviously this will work with Sony. My question is do I need two (2) of these to make the system work? 1 for the camera body (Sony a6300) and one for the flash (Sony F43M)? Also, will I need any additional chords for anything?

A: You need two units - either one can be a transmitter or receiver, as there is a switch on each unit. No extra cords needed if you have the Mi shoe on the flash... I'm using three of these - one on-camera, and two on my flashes.

Q: 4. Is this compatible with non-Asus motherboards?

A: Yes, I have two running. One on an MSI motherboard, and another working on a Gigabyte one.

Q: 5. Will this card work on MAC pro 5.1?

A: I would not recommend using this card with a Mac, as driver issues may render the card inoperable.

Q: 6. I want to use a standard shoe flash (Yongnuo 568) with my sony A7. If I get a cactus V6iis for the Body and a cactus V6ii for te flash,it will work? and will be able to use high speed sync?

A: I am using the A7II with Cactus V6iis trigger and a Cactus RF60 flash. It does do HSS. I had Yongnuo previously and found it to be dependable. This combo fires 99% of time for me. Hope this helps.

Q: 7. Can I use different flash brands together with this transceiver? Like Canon and Sony flashes at the same time?

A: Yes. Each unit in receiver mode can have different brand flashes attached. Do note that if you use TTL passthrough for a flash on the transmitter mode unit on the camera, the flash must match the camera. The receiver mode units cannot do TTL at all, just manual (controlled from the unit acting as the transmitter). Also, since Sony uses non-standard hotshoes, you must use a V6 II for the Canon flash and a V6 IIs for the Sony flash. They will still communicate fine.

Q: 8. Does it work with Asus Maximus VI Formula motherboard?

A: Yes, the ASUS XG-C100C 10GBase-T PCIe Network Adapter BH #ASXGC100C is compatible with the Asus Maximus VI Formula so as long as you have an open space for it.

Q: 9. Is this for Sony A Mount or E mount or both?

A: This transceiver works with any Sony A mount DSLR or Sony E mount mirrorless camera with the Multi-Interface Shoe. The top shoe accepts all Sony flashes with the Multi-Interface Shoe as well.

Q: 10. I just got Xfinity 2gbps internet. Will this card allow it to download fast than say my regular old 1000mb card?

A: If all your devices support up to 10Gbps, you can get speeds up to a 10Gbps. If not, this card also supports 10/5/2.5 and 1 Gbps of speeds. 2.5 Gigabytes will be faster than 1000 megabytes.