10G SFP+ SR with dual CDR 300 m, λ850 nm, LC-Duplex, Multimode

- 850 nm
- 300 m
- 11.1 G
- 10G ETH
- OTU2
- STM-64
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Specification
Form Factor | SFP+ |
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Connector / Polish | LC-Duplex PC |
Interface | Multimode |
Compliance Code | SR |
Operating Temperature | Standard |
Modulation | NRZ |
Distance | 300 m |
Temperature Range | 0°C - 70°C |
Bandwidth | 9.95 Gbit/s - 11.1 Gbit/s |
Digital Diagnostic Management (DDM) | Yes, internally calibrated |
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Power Consumption | 1.5 W |
CDR | TX and RX |
SGMII | No |
Inbuilt FEC | No |
Powerbudget (dB) | 4.9 dB |
Transmit min/max per lane | -5 dBm / -1 dBm |
Receiver min/max per lane | -9.9 dBm / -1 dBm (overload) @10G |
Wavelength TX (Typical) | 850 nm |
Wavelength TX (Range) | 840 - 860 nm |
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Wavelength RX (Typical) | 850 nm |
Wavelength RX (Range) | 840 - 860 nm |
Laser | VCSEL |
Receiver Type | PIN |
Modulation | NRZ @10G |
Transmit and Dispersion Penalty | 3.9 dB |
Extinction Ratio | 3 dB |
Supported Protocols | 10G Ethernet, OTU2, STM-64 |
Transceiver Configuration with FLEXBOX
It's that easy to use- Download and start our FLEXOPTIX App
- Connect your FLEXBOX via USB
- Insert a Universal Transceiver
- Choose vendor and compatibility
- Press play
- Configuration only takes a few seconds
- Use the transceiver in your device. That's it!
- Need it for another device? - Re-configure it again and again
Compatibility
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- MSA Standard compatible
- A10networks # 13707 compatible
- ADVA 1061701865-01 compatible
- Allied Telesis # 13709 compatible
- Arista 3rd_Party SFP-10G-SR compatible
- Arista SFP-10G-SR compatible
- Avaya (ex. Nortel) # 13711 compatible
- Brocade # 13712 compatible
- Calix 100-01510 compatible
- Check Point # 13713 compatible
- Chelsio # 13714 compatible
- Ciena (ex. Nortel) # 13715 compatible
- Cisco Systems SFP-10G-SR compatible
- D-LINK # 13718 compatible
- Dell # 13717 compatible
- Dell (ex. Force10) # 13723 compatible
- Extreme (ex. Enterasys) # 13719 compatible
- Extreme 10301 compatible
- F5 Networks # 13721 compatible
- Fluke Networks # 13722 compatible
- Fortinet # 13724 compatible
- Fujitsu # 13725 compatible
- HP H3C # 13726 compatible
- Huawei # 13727 compatible
- Infinera (ex. Transmode) # 13744 compatible
- Intel E10GSFPSR compatible
- Juniper SFP-10GE-SR compatible
- Keymile # 13732 compatible
- KTI Networks # 13733 compatible
- LANCOM # 13734 compatible
- Lenovo (ex. Blade Network) # 13728 compatible
- LevelOne # 13735 compatible
- MikroTik # 13736 compatible
- Moxa # 13737 compatible
- MRV # 13738 compatible
- Netgear # 13739 compatible
- Nokia (ex. Alcatel-Lucent) # 13708 compatible
- Nokia Siemens Networks # 13740 compatible
- Packetlight SL111 compatible
- Packetlight SL113 compatible
- Palo Alto Networks # 13741 compatible
- Radware # 13742 compatible
- Supermicro # 13743 compatible
- Viavi (ex. JDSU) CSFPPLUS-10G-3-1 compatible
What customers say
I had the chance to flash my first transceiver with the FLEXBOX and also navigate through the different tools on the Windows App. I must say that I’m impressed by the flexibility and available features provided by this app and the FLEXBOX. I flashed a 1G LX optic to be compatible with a HP switch in production (Aruba Networks(ex. HP Network) / J4858A) and the switch immediately recognized the plug freshly configured. I can know count on my FLEXBOX for the future transceivers I’ll need to install/replace. Also, the optic measurement is a very good feature.
On more than one occasion the FLEXBOX significantly saved time for me by not having to scrub a deployment session but simply reconfigure a transceiver and carry on. This alone is a good reason that secures the FLEXBOX a non-negotiable place in my datacenter-go-bag. However what really sets FLEXOPTIX apart is not them solving an irritating problem we all know. No. It is their vast inventory and know-how paired with impeccable QA. If I have a need for transceivers it is my single go-to source for procurement. They have exactly what I need in stock even before I know I need it, and when I need it, I can trust the order is in my hands in no time. Every single time. I can configure and deploy without doubt and without delay. It is rare to find such a valuable and dependable partner that reliably takes away a whole set of problems while offering decent pricing and a customer support that is above reproach.
When you unpack it, you immediately notice: A lot of time and love was invested in this great device. In just a few minutes everything is ready to go and the first transceiver can be configured. The app responds quickly and is well laid out, and the search function makes it easy to find the right configuration. The FLEXBOX is ideal for us because we use switches from many different manufacturers and can thus react flexibly to changes in our infrastructure at any time. Even on site, we can make adjustments at an instant thanks to the support for mobile devices for configuration.
As a network engineer responsible for programming universal transceivers, I can confidently say that the FLEXBOX is a true game-changer in the field. Its unparalleled capabilities and user-friendly interface makes the process effortless and highly efficient.
One of the standout features of the FLEXBOX is its ability to support a wide range of transceiver types and brands. Whether you're dealing with SFP, SFP+, QSFP, the FLEXBOX has got you covered.