FED COMP.32/64 BIT,PCI-EXPRS,ADPTER CARD - THE ALLIED TELESIS 2911 SERIES GIGABI

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Key Features

This 250 MB/s bandwidth PCI Express x1 adapter ensures easy connectivity and plug-in form-factor for affordable and reliable Ethernet network
This Gigabit Ethernet card guarantees a replacement networking interface to client, server or workstation
With the 1000Base-SX technology get up to 1000Mbps data transfer rate over the optical fiber cable
Add your computer to your home or office network with this single port gigabit ethernet card conveniently

ALLIED TELESIS INC. Network Interface Cards

FED COMP.32/64 BIT,PCI-EXPRS,ADPTER CARD - THE ALLIED TELESIS 2911 SERIES GIGABI

Mfr # AT-2911SX/LC-901 SKU 3195842 UPC 767035196794

$263.13 MSRP $500.00 Save 47%

Regular price saves you $236.87 against MSRP.

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Product Overview

FED COMP.32/64 BIT,PCI-EXPRS,ADPTER CARD - THE ALLIED TELESIS 2911 SERIES GIGABI

32/64BIT PCIE LC ADPT-CARD FED COMP
Allied Telesis AT-2911SX Gigabit Ethernet Card - PCI Express x1 - 1 Port(s) - Full-height, Low-profile - 1000Base-SX - Plug-in Card
Allied Telesis AT-2911SX Gigabit Ethernet Card
PCI Express x1 - 1 Port(s) - Full-height, Low-profile - 1000Base-SX - Plug-in Card

Technical Specifications

Host Interface	PCI Express x1
Product Type	Gigabit Ethernet Card
Manufacturer Part Number	AT-2911SX/LC-901
Weight (Approximate)	2.08 oz
Form Factor	Plug-in Card
Manufacturer	Allied Telesis, Inc
Product Model	AT-2911SX
Product Name	AT-2911SX Gigabit Ethernet Card
Network Technology	1000Base-SX
Brand Name	Allied Telesis
Country of Origin	Singapore
Height	2.7"
Width	3.6"
Environmentally Friendly	Yes
Total Number of Ports	1
Environmental Compliance	Restriction of Hazardous Substances (RoHS)

Marketing Information

Normal Ethernet packets are limited to a maximum size of 1548 bytes. Received packets larger than this are normally rejected by the interface card as errors. Jumbo frames support is beneficial to sending large packets, especially where the data contained in these packets either has a time-critical element, or is so large that the time taken to send multiple smaller packets is too great. Jumbo frame packets are normally up to 9000 bytes long.