The Cisco ONS-SE-G2F-SX 10-2272-01 Optical SFP Transceiver is a high-quality networking component designed for enterprise use. Featuring an LC connector and SFP network port, this transceiver offers a maximum data rate of 1 Gbps, making it ideal for swift and reliable data transmission. With its compatibility with Cisco products and the renowned Cisco ONS product line, this optical SFP transceiver is a dependable solution for businesses seeking seamless networking capabilities.
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Condition: C10,F7
Product Condition Standards (R2v3)
All items are processed according to R2v3 standards. Each listing clearly indicates the Cosmetic Condition (C#) and Functional Condition (F#).
Cosmetic Condition (C#)
C0 – Not Categorized: Item not yet evaluated or categorized
C1 – Damaged: Not reusable
C2 – Used Poor: Missing critical parts
C3 – Used Fair: Missing non-critical parts
C4 – Used Good: Complete, no missing parts
C5 – Used Very Good: Minor imperfections, fully functional
C6 – Used Excellent: Refurbished, like-new condition
C7 – Certified Pre-Owned: Like new, certified
C8 – Unused: Never used, not in original packaging
C9 – New Open Box: In original but unsealed packaging
C10 – New: Factory-sealed, unopened in original packaging
Functional Condition (F#)
F1 – Collectible or Specialty Equipment: Rare or vintage, may have broken/missing parts, for reuse/parts only
F2 – Verified Specialty Equipment: Removed from operation, no known defects, complete
F3 – Key Functions Working: Primary functions verified, some parts/software may be missing
F4 – Hardware Functional: All hardware tested, no missing/damaged parts
F5 – Refurbished: All functions tested with diagnostics, no missing/damaged parts, may include software
F6 – Like New: Fully tested, repaired with OEM parts, licensed software (if applicable), zero defects
F7 – New: Never used, in original factory-sealed packaging
Non - Data: A functional grade cannot be assigned without successful data sanitization (R2.C.4.a). Therefore, communicating a functional REC Category demonstrates data has been successfully wiped.
