Lanview MO-SP31B33CDL10 Netwerk-transceivermodule Glasvezel 10000 Mbit/s SFP+ 1310 nm

The MicroOptics MO-SP31B33CDL10 is a 10G SFP+ LC LR fiber optic transceiver module compatible with HP equipment. Designed for data centers and enterprise networks, this SFP+ module supports data rates up to 10000 Mbit/s and provides low-latency, high-bandwidth optical connectivity. The module follows MSA standards and is offered as a tested third-party alternative to OEM-branded transceivers.

Advantages

This MicroOptics transceiver delivers compatibility with SFP+ LC LR ports and meets MSA environmental and interoperability standards. It is supplied with a 10-year warranty, is fully tested for quality, and is available from extensive stock. Choosing this third-party module can reduce acquisition cost by offering savings compared with rebranded OEM transceivers while maintaining functional compatibility with HP networking equipment.

Suitable for

• 10G uplinks and server connections in data centers
• Long-reach optical links using LC connectors
• Enterprise network switches and routers with SFP+ ports

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: MicroOptics
• Model / MPN: MO-SP31B33CDL10
• Form factor / Interface: SFP+
• Maximum data transfer rate: 10000 Mbit/s
• Connector type: LC (duplex)
• Compatibility: HP-compatible (MSA-compliant third-party transceiver)

How to use

Insert the MO-SP31B33CDL10 module into a compatible SFP+ port on the switch, router or server until it clicks into place. Connect LC duplex fiber patch cables to the module, observing correct transmit/receive orientation. Verify link status in the network device management interface and configure port settings as required for 10G operation. Follow normal handling precautions for optical transceivers to avoid ESD and contamination of the fiber connector.

Recommendations

Use single-mode LC duplex fiber appropriate for LR links and ensure clean connectors before mating. If a device enforces vendor checks, enable compatibility features or consult device documentation to allow third-party transceivers. Store spare modules in anti-static packaging and avoid touching the optical interfaces.