AddOn J4858C-AO SFP transceiver 1000Base-SX 850nm 550m LC
- Transceiver
- TCP/IP
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A QSFP28 transceiver delivering 100 Gbps over multimode fibre up to 70 m with OM3 or 100 m with OM4 using an LC duplex connector
The HPE Juniper Networking QSFP28 module provides a 100 Gbps bidirectional link over duplex multimode fibre with LC connectors. It is built for data-centre and enterprise switches that require high-density short-range connectivity in a hot-pluggable form factor.
The transceiver operates up to 70 metres on OM3 fibre and up to 100 metres on OM4 fibre. Links that exceed these distances or run on single-mode cable will not function, so buyers needing longer runs or different cable types must select an alternative module.
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The 70 m reach applies when using OM3 multimode fibre, while the 100 m reach requires OM4 multimode fibre; choose based on the fibre grade already installed in your links.
It delivers a single 100 Gbit/s lane over duplex LC multimode fibre using bidirectional optics, so one QSFP28 port provides full 100 Gbps throughput without breakout cables.
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