XFP-transceivermodule BlueOptics 10G-XFP-SR 10000 Mbit/s 850 nm

The BlueOptics 10G-XFP-SR is an XFP transceiver module engineered for 10 Gbit/s fiber optic links. Operating at an 850 nm wavelength, this compact and lightweight module supports short-range multimode connections and fits XFP-compatible ports for straightforward integration into switches, routers and optical line equipment. Its silver housing and 20 g weight make it easy to handle and install in standard networking environments where reliable high-speed data transfer is required.

Advantages

The module provides a stable 10,000 Mbit/s data rate over multimode fiber at 850 nm, offering low-latency optical transmission for short-reach applications. Its XFP form factor ensures hot-pluggable compatibility with equipment that accepts XFP modules, simplifying upgrades and replacements. The compact design and industry-standard interface reduce installation complexity and help maintain compact equipment layouts.

Suitable for

• Short-range 10 Gbit/s multimode fiber links in data centers
• High-speed uplinks between network switches
• Server-to-switch connections requiring low-latency optical links
• Replacement or upgrade of existing XFP-based transceivers

Key specifications

• Interface type: XFP
• Maximum data transfer rate: 10000 Mbit/s (10 Gbit/s)
• Operating wavelength: 850 nm
• Typical application: short-range multimode fiber (SR)
• Housing colour: silver
• Weight: 0.02 kg

How to use

Handle the transceiver by its edges and insert it into an XFP-compatible port until it seats securely; follow the host equipment vendor instructions for hot-plugging. Connect the appropriate multimode fiber patch cord with matching connectors and ensure correct polarity. After physical installation, verify link status and configuration in the network device management interface and monitor signal indicators to confirm optical link integrity.

Recommendations

Use the module with multimode fiber certified for 850 nm short-reach links and compatible transceiver specifications. Avoid touching optical interfaces and store unused modules in protective packaging to prevent contamination. Check vendor compatibility lists before deployment to ensure full functional interoperability.