Glasvezel-transceiver CBO AFCT-89WDDZ compatibel QSFP28 100G

The BlueOptics CBO AFCT-89WDDZ compatible QSFP28 100G fiber optic transceiver is a module engineered for 100 Gigabit Ethernet links in QSFP28 ports. Designed for use in data centers, core and aggregation switches, and high-performance networking equipment, this transceiver provides a compact, hot-pluggable interface that enables reliable 100G connectivity over optical fiber. The module supports high-speed data transmission and is intended to facilitate bandwidth-intensive applications and network upgrades while maintaining compatibility with QSFP28-capable systems.

Advantages

This transceiver offers high-density 100G throughput in a QSFP28 form factor, allowing integration into existing QSFP28 slots without requiring major hardware changes. Its hot-pluggable design enables fast installation and replacement with minimal network disruption. The module is built to meet common industry specifications for electrical and optical performance, delivering stable long-term operation for demanding environments such as data centers and carrier networks.

Suitable for

• 100 Gigabit Ethernet uplinks between switches and routers
• High-capacity links in data center spine and leaf architectures
• Core and aggregation switch connectivity for service providers and enterprises
• Upgrading server and storage interconnects to 100G

Key specifications

• Interface: QSFP28 form factor compatible with 100G Ethernet
• Data rate: 100 Gbit/s aggregated
• Optical medium: single-mode or multimode fiber support depending on specific optics
• Connector type: QSFP28 optical connector (compatible with supported transmitter/receiver cables)
• Hot-pluggable: yes
• Typical operating conditions: designed for data center and carrier-class environments

How to use

Install the transceiver into a vacant QSFP28 port on a compatible switch, router, or network interface card. Ensure the module is inserted until it seats securely and the port indicates link status. Connect the appropriate fiber optic cable between transceiver ports or to an optical distribution frame, observing proper fiber handling and polarity. Monitor link and optical parameters via the host device management interface to verify correct operation.

Recommendations

Handle the transceiver using ESD precautions and keep protective caps on fiber ports when not in use. Match the transceiver to compatible QSFP28 ports and select fiber type and cable length appropriate for the intended link budget. Refer to the host equipment documentation for supported transceiver compatibility lists and software configuration steps prior to deployment.