HPE
HPE ProCurve Switch 5400zl 24-port Mini-GBIC Module J8706A
Adds 24 SFP expansion slots to a ProCurve 5400zl chassis for fibre networking
- Electrical Outlet Plug TypeExpansion Module
- Adds 24 SFP expansion slots to a 5400 chassis
- Supports 24 mini-GBIC transceivers for flexible fibre links
- Fits ProCurve 5400zl switches with part number J8706A
- Weighs approximately 2.01 lb for easy rack installation
- Purpose-built expansion module for data networking applications
Product Identity
This HPE ProCurve module adds twenty-four SFP mini-GBIC slots to a 5400zl chassis, letting administrators populate each port with the fibre or copper transceiver the link requires. It is aimed at network teams that need flexible, high-density uplink expansion without replacing the core switch.
Upgrade Path
The module replaces empty module bays or older fixed-port cards, delivering a full complement of twenty-four hot-swappable SFP interfaces in a single slot. The jump is worthwhile when the chassis has free bays and the design calls for mixed media or future speed changes rather than a fixed copper layout.
Sustained Operation
Weighing approximately 2.01 lb, the module draws power and cooling from the 5400 chassis and presents no active components of its own, so thermal behaviour follows the host switch under continuous traffic. It is not for environments that require integrated MACsec, PoE budget on the module itself, or port counts beyond the twenty-four slots provided.
Highlights
- Adds 24 SFP expansion slots to a 5400 chassis
- Supports 24 mini-GBIC transceivers for flexible fibre links
- Fits ProCurve 5400zl switches with part number J8706A
- Weighs approximately 2.01 lb for easy rack installation
- Purpose-built expansion module for data networking applications
Specifications
| Brand | HPE |
|---|---|
| Electrical Outlet Plug Type | Expansion Module |
Questions about this item
How many SFP mini-GBIC slots does the J8706A module add to a 5400zl chassis?
The module provides 24 SFP mini-GBIC expansion slots for fibre or copper transceivers.
Which orientation does the module slide into the 5400 chassis, and which latch secures it?
Insert the module with the SFP cages facing outward until the side ejector lever clicks into the locked position.
When should the transceivers installed in the 24 SFP ports be replaced?
Replace individual SFP transceivers when link errors increase or after a firmware update changes supported optics.
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