Standard
Data Diode Secure 1 Gbit SM
- Data rate
- 1 Gbps
- Wavelength
- Singlemode 1310 nm
- Input, LC
- 1000 BaseLX
Product no 60-00-8362
Solutions by sector
Critical Infrastructure & OT Security
Protect power grids, transport and industrial control systems with data diodes, galvanically isolated fiber links and hardened communication hardware – trusted by Svenska Kraftnät, ABB and Alstom.
- Environments
- 15
- Architecture patterns
- 10
- Products used
- 36
Cyberattacks against critical infrastructure are among the greatest threats to modern society. Operational technology – power grids, railways, water treatment, industrial control systems – needs protection that software alone cannot provide.
Hardware-enforced security for OT environments
- Data diodes guarantee one-way data flow out of protected control networks: process data reaches the office network, but nothing can travel back in. The security is physical, not configurable – and therefore not attackable.
- Fiber optic converters and extenders provide galvanic isolation, immunity to electromagnetic interference and interception-proof links across substations and plants, including G.703, IEEE C37.94 and E1 interfaces for teleprotection.
- Rugged products are built for harsh industrial and field environments.
Our equipment is installed at operators such as Svenska Kraftnät, ABB, Alstom, Bombardier, General Electric and Schneider Electric.
Environments
Used in these environments
15 real installations, filterable by area
Showing all 15 environments
- 01Data diodes
Backup of a protected network
Backup is the only flow where the volume is large, completeness is absolute and the time window is set by someone else. - 02Fiber & OT
Substation with teleprotection
Delay and channel asymmetry decide whether the protection trips correctly — the link is part of the protection scheme, not a service to it. - 03Fiber & OT
Switching station with SCADA release
Measurements must leave the station without opening a way back in. - 04KVM & VTC
Operator station in process industry
OT and IT on the same desk, with the operator responsible for keeping them apart. - 05Fiber & OT
Railway signalling installation
Vibration and a 40-year installation lifetime set the requirements, not the data rate. - 06Data diodes
SCADA export to the office network
The direction that matters is out. Everything that wants to come back in is a separate decision with its own owner. - 07Fiber & OT
Water treatment and distribution
The distances between pumping stations are set by geography, and the budget has to be calculated rather than assumed. - 08Fiber & OT
Process industry
Ground potential differences across a site are what break copper, and what fiber removes. - 09Fiber & OT
Data hall and cross-connect room
Every passive component costs decibels, and a 1x8 switch costs up to 1.5 dB that nobody budgeted for. - 10Fiber & OT
Link between buildings over public land
The operator’s later cross-connects eat your budget after handover, which is why the acceptance measurement matters. - 11Data diodes
Nuclear facility
The regulator, not the operator, sets what has to be provable — and provability shapes the architecture. - 12KVM & VTC
Control room with the computer in another fire cell
Three separate drivers — fire, hygiene and security — lead to the same topology for different reasons. - 13Fiber & OT
Mine
Classified areas require ATEX or IECEx, and the catalogue carries no such data. - 14Fiber & OT
Wind farm
Long loops and lightning exposure, with maintenance access measured in hours of travel. - 15Fiber & OT
Power plant with high electromagnetic interference
Immunity is the requirement, and it is the one figure the datasheet is expected to answer without discussion.
In the catalogue
Most specified for this sector
The products that recur most often in the environments above.
Standard
Fiber Optical Transceiver RS-232/422 D-sub
- Wavelength
- 1310 nm
- Connector
- SC
Product no 60-00-7753 (21-215)
Standard
Fiber Optical Converter IEEE C37.94 MM/SM
- Typical distance
- 2 km
- Wavelength
- 1310/1550 nm
- Fiber optic connector
- LC
Product no 60-00-5593 (21-203)
How it is built
Architecture patterns
Pattern FO-A · Teleprotection between two substationsThe optical budget and the delay budget are calculated together, because the link is part of the protection.
- Data path
- Path that does not exist
- FO-ATeleprotection between two substationsThe optical budget and the delay budget are calculated together, because the link is part of the protection.
- FO-CGalvanic barrier and cross-connect inside the siteWhere the isolation boundary sits is a design decision, not an installation detail.
- FO-EOne-way release from OT, with a controlled returnOut is the default. Anything coming back is a separate link with its own approval.
- DD-ABackup over a data diodeSizing against the backup window, the role of the middleware, and why restoring is the hard direction.
- KV-AShared workstation with physical KVM switchingFour properties separate a secure KVM from an ordinary one: EDID emulation, one-way HID, no shared buffer, tamper indication.
Critical Infrastructure & OT Security
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Verified credentials
All certifications- ISO 9001 14001ISO certifiedQuality & environmentDownload certificate (JPG)
- Made in SwedenDesigned & built in StockholmSecure supply chain
- NATOCertified TEMPEST supplierSDIP-27 · Level A & B
- Swedish Armed ForcesM-numbered equipmentMain supplier, Total Defence
- Government of SwedenSupplier to Swedish authoritiesPolice · FMV · FOI
- SOFFDefence industry memberExport control frameworks
