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Small rectangular SFP+ transceiver module with gold edge connector and side bail latch

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle for Finisar FTLF8529P3BCV 16GB SFP+ 850NM multimode

SKU CH-37N2-SECP2

Server power supply compatible with 16GB SFP+ 850NM multimode transceivers

  • Designed for Finisar FTLF8529P3BCV compatibility
  • Supports 16GB data rate for high throughput
  • Operates at 850NM wavelength for multimode fibre
  • SFP+ form factor fits standard server slots

Server power supply for 16 GB SFP+ transceivers

This power supply is built for server chassis that host Finisar FTLF8529P3BCV modules running at 16 GB over 850 NM multimode fibre. It delivers the stable current those transceivers require in high-density rack environments.

Replaces a failed or undersized unit in the same

Install it when the original supply can no longer hold voltage under full transceiver load or when adding more 16 GB ports pushes demand past the old limit. The jump is worth it only if the chassis and backplane already support the Finisar form factor.

Highlights

  • Designed for Finisar FTLF8529P3BCV compatibility
  • Supports 16GB data rate for high throughput
  • Operates at 850NM wavelength for multimode fibre
  • SFP+ form factor fits standard server slots

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this power supply fit the Finisar FTLF8529P3BCV 16GB SFP+ 850NM multimode module?

The unit is built specifically for the Finisar FTLF8529P3BCV 16GB SFP+ 850NM multimode transceiver, so it matches the module’s form factor and connector layout.

How do I install this supply, and what step is often missed?

Slide the supply into the server’s power bay until the latch clicks, then seat the SFP+ module firmly until its own latch engages — the second latch is the step most often skipped.

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