Softing IT Networks SFP+ transceiver-module, 10GBASE-SR/SW, multimode, LC duplex, 850nm, 300m (NX_AC_SFP_10G_MM)

In high-density data centers and enterprise networks, achieving reliable 10 Gigabit connectivity over multimode fiber requires a transceiver that balances performance, compatibility, and power efficiency. The Softing IT Networks NX_AC_SFP_10G_MM SFP+ module addresses this need by delivering 10GBASE-SR/SW and 10G Fiber Channel support in a compact, hot-swappable form factor. It is engineered for short-reach multimode applications, providing a cost-effective solution for server-to-switch links, storage area networks, and backbone aggregation.

Who is it for

This module is intended for network engineers, data center operators, and system integrators who deploy 10G Ethernet or Fiber Channel over multimode fiber. It suits environments where space and power budgets are constrained, such as blade server chassis, top-of-rack switches, and modular network appliances. Organizations standardizing on MSA-compliant optics will find it a dependable drop-in component.

Main features

• SFP+ form factor with LC duplex connector
• Supports 10GBASE-SR/SW Ethernet and 10G Fiber Channel
• 850nm VCSEL laser optimized for multimode fiber
• Reach up to 300 m on OM3 and 400 m on OM4
• Digital Diagnostics Monitoring (DDM) for real-time link health
• Hot-swappable for minimal downtime
• Power consumption under 1 W
• Operating temperature range 0°C to 70°C

Specifications

• Form Factor: SFP+
• Data Rate: 10 Gbps
• Transceiver Type: Multimode
• Wavelength: 850 nm
• Connector Type: LC Duplex
• Ethernet Standard: 10GBASE-SR/SW
• Fiber Channel Speed: 10G Fiber Channel
• Max Cable Distance (OM3): 300 m
• Max Cable Distance (OM4): 400 m
• Digital Diagnostics Monitoring (DDM): Yes
• Hot-Swappable: Yes
• Power Consumption: < 1 W
• Operating Temperature: 0°C to 70°C
• Laser Type: VCSEL

Tips

For optimal performance, pair this transceiver with OM3 or OM4 multimode fiber and ensure both ends of the link are configured for the same speed and protocol. Use the DDM feature to monitor optical power and temperature, which can help preempt link failures. When inserting or removing the module, follow electrostatic discharge precautions to protect the optics.