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OPNEXT XFP TRF7052FN-GA420 10G 40km 1550nm fiber optic module

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Supersuperuncle OPNEXT XFP TRF7052FN-GA420 10G 40km 1550nm server power supply

SKU CH-Z40Y-C9BMZ

A 10 Gbps fibre module reaches 40 km at 1550 nm wavelength

  • 10G fibre link handles heavy server traffic
  • 40 km reach connects distant data-centre racks
  • 1550 nm wavelength suits long-haul single-mode fibre
  • XFP form factor fits standard hot-pluggable slots

OPNEXT XFP TRF7052FN-GA420 10G Module

This OPNEXT XFP transceiver delivers 10G connectivity over single-mode fibre at 1550 nm. It supports transmission distances up to 40 km for enterprise and carrier networks. The module fits standard XFP ports in switches and routers. Condition is new.

Not for Short-Range or Copper Links

Buyers needing multimode fibre under 2 km or direct-attach copper cables cannot use this module. Systems without XFP cages or requiring different wavelengths should look elsewhere. The 40 km reach also exceeds typical campus requirements.

Highlights

  • 10G fibre link handles heavy server traffic
  • 40 km reach connects distant data-centre racks
  • 1550 nm wavelength suits long-haul single-mode fibre
  • XFP form factor fits standard hot-pluggable slots

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does this module need an XFP cage and LC duplex single-mode fibre to operate?

Yes, the OPNEXT TRF7052FN-GA420 uses an XFP form factor with an LC duplex connector and requires single-mode fibre for the 1550 nm link.

Will this 10 Gbit/s 40 km module work in a switch port that only supports 1 Gbit/s SFP transceivers?

No, the module is a 10 Gbit/s XFP device and cannot operate in a 1 Gbit/s SFP port; the host must provide an XFP slot rated for 10 Gbit/s.

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