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AddOn
Converts a QSFP+ port to accept 10 Gbps SFP+ transceivers
The AddOn QSFP-SFP10G-CVR-AO is a QSFP+ to SFP+ converter transceiver built to MSA and TAA standards. It enables 10GBase connectivity by adapting a QSFP+ port for use with an SFP+ module. This unit is suited for network engineers and integrators who need to bridge dissimilar port types in enterprise or data-centre environments.
The converter fits directly into a QSFP+ cage and accepts a standard SFP+ transceiver, freeing the builder from populating every QSFP+ lane with native optics. It requires a compatible host port and a separate SFP+ module to complete the link. The design leaves adjacent cages unobstructed, preserving density for other connections.
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The converter is rated for 10 G operation, so sustained traffic stays within that line-rate ceiling.
As a passive adapter with no fan, it generates negligible heat and runs silently in a QSFP+ port.
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