Fiber Communication has become a main means of transmission

On request Molex SFP+ components launched sealed, and make it can be integrated into sealed panel mounted outlet capacity. These new solutions also meet the copper Ethernet system to upgrade to the requirements of the optical transceiver system, or may need to be interchanged between the two. In addition to a variety of uses, this component can also be used to eliminate or change the function of the socket plate needs. By the SFP transceivers into SFP the wall-mounted socket, these new components can be demolished from either side of the socket out, the plant installation and field upgrades easier. Sealed SFP components designed to maximize the use of PCB board area. In harmony with the environment while providing the interface. The design also includes reinforcement IP67 level user interface, dust-proof and waterproof. In addition, its durable die-casting outlet using conductive gaskets, EMI will feature the introduction of solid shell inside. Have to withstand harsh environments because of their ability to combine these optical connector system is suitable for WiFi and WiMax wireless base station and antenna feed purposes; suitable for industrial applications such as system control, monitoring and data routers; and telecommunications, including the outdoor environment data routers, switches or networking equipment and FTTx connections and so on. Can be used for mobile communication devices, such as military and broadcast, as well as BPL (broadband power transmission), harsh working conditions in food processing and testing equipment and so on. SFP components can be sealed with ODVA standards consistent with the optical and copper components are compatible, to adapt to industry-standard connectors and cable assemblies for future upgrades or backward compatibility. In addition, SFP device can be installed on both sides of the socket, or before and after the demolition, the plant is very easy to install and field upgrades. Molex product line expansion, the introduction of SFP components sealed