The GLCT10PKST is a ten-pack of our Cisco GLC-T compatible copper transceiver module that has been designed, programmed and tested to work with Cisco® brand switches and routers. It delivers dependable 1 GbE connectivity over copper cable, for 1000BASE-T compliant networks, with a maximum distance of up to 100 m (328 ft).

Technical Specifications:

Maximum Data Transfer Rate: 1000 Mbps
Type: Copper
Connection Type: RJ45 Connector
Maximum Transfer Distance: 100 m (328 ft)
MTBF: 4,655,371 hours
Power Consumption: Less than 1.3 Watts
Digital Diagnostics Monitoring (DDM): No

This SFP copper module is hot-swappable, making upgrades and replacements seamless by minimizing network disruptions.

StarTech.com SFPs

All StarTech.com SFP & SFP+ transceiver modules are backed by a lifetime warranty and free lifetime multilingual technical support. StarTech.com offers a wide variety of SFP modules and direct-attach SFP cables, providing the convenience and reliability you need to ensure dependable network performance.

• Meets or exceeds OEM specifications and Multi-Source Agreement (MSA) industry standards
• Low power consumption of less than 1.3 W
• Hot-swappable with fibre-optic modules
• 100% compatibility with Cisco GLC-T guaranteed
• StarTech.com SFP modules are backed by a lifetime warranty
• Uses a cost-effective cabling alternative to fibre-optic set ups

• Replacing defective or damaged SFP modules in Cisco switches and routers
• Expand your network to remote segments

• SFP transceivers

SFP fibre transceivers (mini-GBIC) are specific to applications and therefore, you need to select the correct fibre transceiver for your application. StarTech.com offers a few types of fibre transceivers: Cisco®, Cisco Meraki®, HP®, and Juniper® compatible, as well as standard gigabit SFP converters. Although the transceivers may be referred to as GBIC or mini-GBIC, the correct terminology for the device is small form-factor pluggable transceiver or SFP . StarTech.com does not carry GBIC converters.
If your device is not a Cisco device, it can still use Cisco compatible SFPs. Cisco SFPs are specifically coded to be compatible with Cisco devices. A standard SFP will not work in a Cisco device.