Garland Technology

Garland 4-Port SFP Data Diode Aggregator and Regenerator

SKU P1GSFPDD

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A portable data diode with four SFP ports that aggregates and regenerates traffic. The SFP ports take 10/100/1G copper, 100/1G multimode fiber or 100/1G single mode fiber.

Why we endorse this product

  • Four SFP ports for copper or fiber
  • Aggregates and regenerates one way
  • Fits Garland portable accessories

Endorsements come from hands-on testing by our OT cyber experts, with 30+ years in control systems design.

Regular price
$1,800.00
Sale price
$1,800.00
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Product Details

The Garland P1GSFPDD is a portable data diode with four SFP ports. Garland lists DIN_MOUNT_V2 DIN rail hardware, the RMP-1U 1U rack mount plate and the PWR-DCDC1L DC voltage converter as accessories for it.

It aggregates and regenerates traffic as a data diode. The SFP ports support 10/100/1G copper, 100/1G multimode fiber and 100/1G single mode fiber, so the media on each port is set by the transceiver you install.

It is AC powered and requires the Blade US power blade. Contact us for the full datasheet, warranty and support terms.

Product Details

The Garland P1GSFPDD is a portable data diode with four SFP ports. Garland lists DIN_MOUNT_V2 DIN rail hardware, the RMP-1U 1U rack mount plate and the PWR-DCDC1L DC voltage converter as accessories for it.

It aggregates and regenerates traffic as a data diode. The SFP ports support 10/100/1G copper, 100/1G multimode fiber and 100/1G single mode fiber, so the media on each port is set by the transceiver you install.

It is AC powered and requires the Blade US power blade. Contact us for the full datasheet, warranty and support terms.

Why Choose the Garland P1GSFPDD?

  • It works as a data diode, so copies leave the unit in one direction only.
  • It supports both aggregation and regeneration from a single portable unit.
  • Four SFP ports let one unit handle copper, multimode fiber or single mode fiber, depending on the transceivers installed.
  • It supports 10/100/1G copper and 100/1G fiber speeds.
  • It accepts the same DIN rail, rack plate and DC converter accessories as Garland's other portable units.

Who Should Deploy This Technology?

Teams that need a portable data diode for fiber or mixed-media links rather than copper only.

  • Aggregating traffic from several links into one-way copies for monitoring tools.
  • Regenerating one-way copies of traffic to more than one tool.

What Other Options Should Be Considered When Deploying This Technology?

FAQs

How is the P1GSFPDD powered?

It is AC powered. The Blade US power blade is a required add-on, and the PWR-DCDC1L DC voltage converter is listed as an option.

What media does it support?

Its four SFP ports support 10/100/1G copper, 100/1G multimode fiber and 100/1G single mode fiber, depending on the transceiver installed.

Do I need to buy transceivers?

Yes, each SFP port needs a module. Garland lists the SFPTX_T, SFPSX_T and SFPLX_T transceivers for this unit.

How do I mount it?

Garland lists DIN_MOUNT_V2 DIN rail hardware and the RMP-1U 1U rack mount plate as accessories.

Is there a datasheet?

Not on garlandtechnology.com yet. Contact us and we will get the current datasheet from Garland.

What warranty coverage is available?

Garland offers Return-to-Factory (RTF) and Premier Technical Support (PTS) warranty plans for this model in 1, 3 and 5 year terms. Add either plan with the warranty options on this page, or contact us for the full coverage terms.

Who do I contact with questions?

Email info@otcyberdirect.com or call +1 (508) 289-1195. An OT cyber expert will answer questions on fit, configuration and lead time.

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