LOT OF 10 BTI Systems BP3AD1SS 850nm SR SFP 1G/GE/2G Transceiver For Sale

LOT OF 10 BTI Systems BP3AD1SS 850nm SR SFP 1G/GE/2G Transceiver
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LOT OF 10 BTI Systems BP3AD1SS 850nm SR SFP 1G/GE/2G Transceiver:
$189.99

LOT OF 10

DESCRIPTION:


Type:Transceiver

Part/Model #BP3AD1SS

Flaws: NEW

Additional accessories included:None

SELLER IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR FITMENTS

SHIPPING CHARGES :WE SHIP WITHIN 24 HOURS OF RECEIPT OF PAYMENT.

Guarantee and Returns Most parts we sell through come with a 30-days money back guaranteeunless otherwise stated. The 30 days period starts when you take possession of the part. No labor warranty is provided.Original shipping charges and return shipping chargesare not refundedunless the item was damaged during shipment or we shipped the wrong part. This item not refundable but is exchangeable with the same item if shipped within seven calendar days,If you ordered by mistake or changed your mind simply ship the part back and we will give you a refund less the shipping plus a 20% restocking fee. If the item was sold with \"free shipping\" then you would only be responsible for the return shipment




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