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Brute Networks

Brute Networks X2-10GB-SR 10 Gbps 850nm 300m X2 transceiver

SKU CH-7NN9-WEQXA

A 10 Gbps X2 transceiver for multi-mode fibre, reaching 300 m at 850 nm with Cisco-compatible coding and MSA compliance

  • Port count10GBase-SR
  • Product typeTransceiver
  • Supported standardsMMF
  • Optical wavelength850 nm
  • Fiber modeMulti-mode Optical Fiber
  • Maximum range300m
  • 10 Gbps transfer rate over 850 nm wavelength
  • 300 metre reach on multi-mode fibre
  • SC duplex connector for direct patching
  • Digital output monitoring enables real-time link diagnostics
  • Commercial temperature rating 0 to 70 °C

Ready-to-deploy 10 Gbps X2 transceiver

The Brute Networks X2-10GB-SR is a 100 % Cisco-compatible X2 module built for 10GBASE-SR links over multi-mode fibre. It targets network engineers who need a drop-in spare or upgrade for existing X2 ports without paying OEM list prices. The module arrives coded with the configuration data that Cisco switches and routers expect, so it initialises immediately on insertion. Buyers who need longer single-mode reach or a different form factor such as SFP+ will not be served by this part.

Commercial-grade thermals and monitoring

Rated for 0 to 70 °C operating temperature, the transceiver runs within standard data-centre limits without additional airflow planning. Digital optical monitoring is supported, giving real-time visibility of received power, transmitted power, temperature and voltage through the host switch CLI. Power draw follows the X2 MSA envelope, so existing chassis power budgets remain valid. No acoustic noise is generated because the module has no moving parts.

SC duplex connector and MSA compliance

A dual SC connector on the faceplate aligns with common multi-mode patch cords, simplifying cable management in dense patch panels. The housing meets Multi-Sourcing Agreement mechanical and electrical specs, guaranteeing side-by-side operation with genuine Cisco or other third-party X2 modules. At 2 oz the unit adds negligible weight to line-card cages. Lifetime warranty coverage from Brute Networks backs the hardware for the duration of its service life.

How it compares

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Price $111.99
Cheaper than about 55% of the 1,471 comparable items (median $138.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameCISCO
Model nameX2-10 GB-SR
Product typeTransceiver
Performance
Transfer speed10 Gbit/s
Connectivity
Supported standardsMMF
Optical wavelength850 nm
Fiber modeMulti-mode Optical Fiber
Maximum range300m
Ports & slots
Port count10GBase-SR
Size & build
Product weight2 oz
Environment & compliance
Temperature range0? ~ 70? C
More details
Indicator lightsPower, Link/Activity, Full-Duplex, and Speed

Questions about this item

How do I install the Brute Networks X2-10GB-SR transceiver and what step is often missed?

Insert the module into an X2 slot until it clicks, then attach the SC duplex patch cord; the step often missed is removing the dust caps from both the transceiver and the cable ends before linking.

What maintenance or replacement will the X2-10GB-SR need over time?

The module has no user-serviceable parts; plan to clean the SC duplex connector end-faces with a lint-free wipe and isopropyl alcohol whenever links show errors, and replace the unit only if the laser degrades after years of service.

What limit appears first when the X2-10GB-SR runs under sustained load?

The operating temperature ceiling of 70 °C is the first hard limit; if chassis airflow cannot keep the module below that, the link will throttle or drop before any distance or bandwidth constraint is reached.

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