
This Cisco GLC-FE-100EX compatible transceiver provides 100M connectivity in a hot-swappable SFP package. Its optical design operates at 1310nm for up to 40km, using Duplex LC. Complete parameters and related OEM references help network teams verify host acceptance as well as physical interface fit.
OEM Part Number: GLC-FE-100EXHT Part Number: SFP-100EX-31
| Cisco Compatible | GLC-FE-100EX |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | HT |
| HT Part Number | SFP-100EX-31 |
| Form Factor | SFP |
| Max Data Rate | 100Mbps |
| Wavelength | 1310nm |
| Max Cable Distance | 40km |
| Connector | Duplex LC |
| Optical Components | FP 1310nm |
| Media | SMF |
| DOM Support | Yes |
| TX Power | -5~0dBm |
| Receiver Sensitivity | < -34dBm |
| Commercial Temperature Range | 0 to 70°C (32 to 158°F) |
| Protocols | GR-468, MSA Compliant |
Use this module for equipment interconnection over the specified single-mode fiber plant, including enterprise backbone, campus, metro or data-center interconnect links according to its rated distance. Confirm that both ends use the same optical standard and wavelength plan, and allow for connector, splice and patch-panel loss within the stated power budget.
Before deployment, check the host port type, supported data rate and firmware requirements. The 100M interface configuration must match the remote equipment; sharing a SFP housing alone does not make two transceiver types interoperable.
Before commissioning, measure the complete single-mode channel against the stated budget for 40km. Inspect every Duplex LC connection and record diagnostic power where supported. Both ends must agree on rate, wavelength and optical standard.
Factory verification starts with the expected GLC-FE-100EX identity and finishes with an operating host link. EEPROM data, diagnostic visibility and the stated optical parameters are assessed together. Equipment model, hardware revision and software release can be reviewed before dispatch where platform behavior is uncertain.
For this model, the specified transmit-power range is -5~0dBm; receiver sensitivity is < -34dBm. During commissioning, record the host diagnostic readings after the link has stabilized and compare them with those limits. DOM values are useful operational indicators, but they do not replace calibrated optical measurements when a link is marginal. Investigate unexpected loss through connector inspection, cleaning and a channel measurement before replacing the module. Before every insertion, keep dust caps in place until the patch lead is ready, avoid touching the optical end face and use an appropriate inspection and cleaning procedure. Do not look into an active optical interface.
Check three layers before deployment: host acceptance of the module identity, port support for the stated rate, and a matching optical standard at the remote interface. For breakout operation, confirm lane configuration too. Similar-looking cages can behave differently across speeds and firmware settings. For this model, the principal parameters are data rate 100Mbps, wavelength 1310nm, rated reach 40km.
Use GLC-FE-100EX as the compatibility cross-reference and SFP-100EX-31 as the HT ordering identity. Keep other reaches or wavelength directions on separate order lines. Neutral labels, customer packaging and project-specific compatibility review are available on request.
Standard configurations normally ship within one to three working days, with production lead times confirmed for larger quantities. International courier, air freight and sea freight are available; customer courier accounts and nominated forwarders are accepted.
Before packing, the module receives interface inspection, identification and link checks. Protective packaging avoids pressure on the connector and latch. Customer references, rack groups and project packing lists can be added for volume orders.
No. It is an HT-manufactured compatible alternative for equipment that specifies GLC-FE-100EX, not an original Cisco-branded module.
Use Duplex LC with SMF. The specified maximum reach is 40km, subject to fiber quality and total link loss.
Only when the two ends share the same optical standard, wavelength plan and supported data rate. Check the exact part numbers and link budget rather than relying only on the module form factor.