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A 10 Gbps SFP+ transceiver with LC connectors for multimode fibre up to 300 m at 850 nm and DOM support
The AddOn J9150A-AO is a 10GBase SFP+ transceiver designed for short-range multimode fibre links. It uses an LC duplex connector and operates at an 850 nm wavelength. Digital optical monitoring is supported for real-time link diagnostics. This module suits network upgrades or repairs where a compatible 10 GbE SR optic is required.
The transceiver delivers a maximum reach of 300 metres on OM3 or OM4 multimode fibre. It will not cover longer campus or metro distances that need LR or ER optics. Buyers who need links beyond 300 metres should select a different transceiver type. The LC connector and SFP+ form factor must match the switch or router port.
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The module provides a 10-gigabit Ethernet link over multimode fibre with LC connectors.
The SR optics operate at 850 nm and support runs up to 300 m on multimode fibre.
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