Name: SFP-10GB-BXU-40-I-ARJ-AO AddOn 10GBase-BX 40km SFP+ Transceiver
Brand: AddOn Networks
SKU: SFP-10GB-BXU-40-I-ARJ-AO
Price: 1.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (129 reviews)

Product Overview
The AddOn SFP-10GB-BXU-40-I-ARJ-AO is a 10GBase-BX compliant SFP+ transceiver designed for 10 Gigabit Ethernet connections over single-mode fiber. It supports optical transmission distances up to 40 kilometers and fits into standard SFP+ slots, making it suitable for long-distance network links.

General Information
Brand	AddOn Networks

Technical Information
Form Factor	SFP+
Media	SMF
Type	DFB
Power Consumption	1.0W
Protocols	10GBase-BX
Connector	Simplex LC
DOM Support	Yes

Physical Characteristics
Weight	3.00
Condition	Refurbished

Product Description
The AddOn SFP-10GB-BXU-40-I-ARJ-AO is a small form-factor pluggable transceiver module that enables 10 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity using 10GBase-BX standard. It is typically employed in enterprise and service provider networks where long-distance fiber links are required. This transceiver is designed for compatibility with SFP+ slots on networking devices, providing optical transmission up to 40 kilometers over single-mode fiber. Network engineers and IT professionals use it to extend network reach without sacrificing data rates. Key Features Supports 10 Gigabit Ethernet via 10GBase-BX protocol Operates over single-mode fiber with a maximum distance of 40 km Compliant with SFP+ form factor for broad hardware compatibility Enables long-distance serial optical communication Suitable for integration into various fiber optic network infrastructures This transceiver module plays a critical role in extending the physical reach of high-speed networks, allowing organizations to connect geographically separated sites. It provides the necessary optical interface for equipment requiring long-reach fiber links within data center or metropolitan area network environments.

Use Cases
This transceiver module is typically deployed in enterprise and service provider environments requiring extended reach 10 Gigabit Ethernet connections. It is suited for fiber optic backbone links and inter-building connectivity where distances exceed standard copper or short-range fiber limits. How It's Used: Connecting data centers separated by up to 40 km via single-mode fiber Extending metropolitan area network (MAN) links requiring 10 GbE speeds Interlinking campus network buildings across long distances Integrating with switches or routers featuring SFP+ slots for fiber connectivity Supporting telecommunications infrastructure requiring optical interfaces By enabling long-distance transmission at 10 GbE speeds, this transceiver is integral to network designs that must balance speed and reach. It provides a fiber optic solution for connecting critical network segments where copper or short-range fiber is insufficient.

FAQ's
What distance does the SFP-10GB-BXU-40-I-ARJ-AO support? This transceiver supports optical transmission distances up to 40 kilometers over single-mode fiber, suitable for long-range 10 Gigabit Ethernet connections. Which fiber type is compatible with this transceiver? The module is designed for single-mode fiber, enabling long-distance optical signals with minimal loss and dispersion. What form factor does this transceiver use? It uses the SFP+ form factor, allowing it to fit into standard SFP+ slots on compatible network equipment. Does the transceiver support 10 Gigabit Ethernet? Yes, it complies with the 10GBase-BX standard for 10 Gigabit Ethernet optical connections. Can it be used in typical data center switches? It can be installed in switches or routers that provide SFP+ ports supporting 10GBase-BX transceivers for single-mode fiber. Is this transceiver suitable for short-range connections? It is specifically designed for long-distance links up to 40 km, so it may not be optimal for short-range applications.

SFP-10GB-BXU-40-I-ARJ-AO AddOn 10GBase-BX 40km SFP+ Transceiver

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