Axiom
Axiom 10GBASE-BX10-U SFP+ for Force10 server accessory
A 10 Gbps SFP+ transceiver for Force10 server links over single-strand fibre
- 10G SFP+ uplink adds high-speed connectivity for Force10 servers
- New module ships ready for immediate deployment in 2025
- BX10 bidirectional optics simplify cabling over single-fibre links
- 9 µm single-mode support extends reach for data-centre runs
- Hot-pluggable SFP+ form factor allows tool-free installation and upgrades
Axiom SFP+ for Force10 servers
The Axiom 10GBASE-BX10-U is a single SFP+ transceiver built for Force10 network equipment. It provides a 10 Gbps bidirectional link over a single fibre strand. Network engineers upgrading or repairing compatible switches and routers use this module to add or replace a 10 GbE port.
Single-module packaging simplifies spares
The accessory ships as one transceiver without extra cables, software licences or mounting hardware. Buyers receive exactly the optical module needed for a Force10 slot, so inventory stays lean and there are no unused brackets or CDs to store.
Hot-plug install into a Force10 cage
The transceiver inserts directly into an SFP+ cage on a supported Force10 device; no tools or chassis disassembly are required. Compatibility is limited to Force10 platforms, so the module will not function in switches or servers from other vendors.
Highlights
- 10G SFP+ uplink adds high-speed connectivity for Force10 servers
- New module ships ready for immediate deployment in 2025
- BX10 bidirectional optics simplify cabling over single-fibre links
- 9 µm single-mode support extends reach for data-centre runs
- Hot-pluggable SFP+ form factor allows tool-free installation and upgrades
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the SFP+ transceiver need cleaning or scheduled replacement after deployment?
The module is a sealed passive optic with no moving parts; normal practice is to inspect connectors during any fibre maintenance window and replace only if link errors appear.
What limit appears first when the link runs at 10 Gb/s continuously?
The 10 km reach on single-mode fibre defines the distance ceiling; signal attenuation beyond that span becomes the first hard boundary.
How much heat or fan noise does the transceiver add inside a Force10 chassis?
SFP+ transceivers draw only a few watts and rely on the host switch airflow; they add negligible heat and produce no audible noise of their own.
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