Glasvezel-transceivermodule BlueOptics SFP-10GD-BX32-20-BO 10000 Mbit/s

The BlueOptics SFP-10GD-BX32-20-BO is a fiber optic transceiver module for 10 Gbit/s data links designed to operate in SFP form factor. Housed in a metal casing and weighing approximately 3 g, this compact transceiver supports single-mode fiber connections and is intended for high-speed networking applications that require reliable optical links. The module uses a 3.3 V supply and provides duplex optical communication with separate transmit and receive wavelengths suitable for long-reach point-to-point links.

Advantages

The transceiver follows MSA-compliant SFP specifications and is manufactured to match common industry interfaces, enabling broad compatibility with network switches, routers and other optical equipment that accept SFP modules. Its metal housing offers mechanical robustness and heat dissipation, while the small form factor and low weight simplify installation in dense rack environments. Built to support 10 Gbit/s optical protocols, the module provides a stable high-bandwidth connection for Ethernet and other compatible high-speed applications.

Suitable for

Key specifications

How to use

Insert the BlueOptics SFP-10GD-BX32-20-BO into a compatible SFP slot on network equipment while the host device is powered according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Connect a suitable single-mode fiber patch cord with LC simplex connectors to the module’s optical port and ensure correct orientation for the specified transmit and receive wavelengths. Verify that the host device recognizes the transceiver and that link LEDs indicate an active connection. If Digital Diagnostics (DDM/DOM) is supported by the host, monitor supply voltage, temperature and optical power values through the management interface as part of regular operation.

Recommendations

Use this module with single-mode fiber and LC connectors specified for BX single-fiber bidirectional operation, and ensure the remote end uses a compatible BX transceiver with matching wavelengths and link budget for the required distance. Confirm that the target hardware supports third-party SFP modules and DDM/DOM access if diagnostic monitoring is required. Handle the module carefully to avoid contamination of the optical interface and store unused transceivers with dust caps in a clean, dry environment.