StarTech.com Excessive Networks 10319 Appropriate QSFP+ Module – 40GBASE-SR4-40GbE Multimode Fiber MMF Optic Transceiver – 40GE Gigabit Ethernet QSFP+ – MPO 150m – 850nm – DDM (10319-ST)
$106.06
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100% excessive Networks appropriate. Assured. The 10319-st is an excessive Networks 10319 appropriate fiber transceiver module that has been designed, programmed and examined to work with excessive Networks model appropriate switches and routers. It delivers reliable 40 GbE connectivity over fiber cable, for 40GBase-SR4 compliant networks, with a most distance of as much as 150 m (492 ft). Technical Specs: wavelength: 850nm most knowledge switch charge: 40 Gbps Sort: Multi mode connection Sort: MPO most switch distance: 150 M (492 ft) MTBF: 244, 610, 583 hours energy consumption: low energy consumption digital Diagnostics Monitoring (DDM): Sure this QSFP+ module is hot-swappable making upgrades and replacements seamless by minimizing community disruptions. Star Tech SFPs all Star Tech SFP & SFP+ transceiver Modules are backed by a star Tech lifetime guarantee and free lifetime multilingual technical assist. Star Tech provides all kinds of SFP modules and direct-attach SFP cables, offering the dependability and reliability you might want to guarantee constant community efficiency.
100% EXTREME NETWORKS 10319 COMPATIBLE QSFP+ TRANSCEIVER: Designed, programmed and examined to work with appropriate Excessive Networks switches and routers to ship reliable 40GbE connectivity
TECHNICAL SPECS: 40GBASE-SR4 | 40Gbps | Multi Mode (MMF) | MPO Connector | 850nm | Digital Diagnostic Monitoring (DDM) | Distances as much as 150m (492ft)
TESTED FOR OEM HOST COMPATIBILITY: Scorching-swappable in Excessive Networks routers and switches; DDM assist stories the transceiver’s standing to most SNMP community administration instruments
WORKS WITH MSA COMPLIANT SWITCHES: Additionally works with swap fashions from Ubiquiti, D-Hyperlink, Netgear, Supermicro, TP-Hyperlink and extra that settle for uncoded modules
