Quick Specs
- Interface : 10 Gigabit Ethernet BASE-LRM X2
- Cable Type : MMF
- Designed for : Cisco devices with 10 Gigabit Ethernet X2 slots
- Model Number : X2-10GB-LRM
- Part Number : X2-10GB-LRM, X2-10GB-LRM=, X2-10GB-LRM-RF
- Condition : Seller refurbished
Included
- One (1) Seller Refurbished Cisco X2-10GB-LRM 10GB BASE-LRM MMF Optical X2 Transceiver as described above
Not Included
- Manuals or product brochures are not included. Software or Firmware DVDs or CDs are not included
Product information and installation instructions may be found on the manufacturer's web site or on the web. Software or firmware updates may be available through the manufacturer's website
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