Transceiver CBO FG-TRAN-QSFP+LR Fiber Optic 25 km 1310 nm

CBO FG-TRAN-QSFP+LR Fiber Optic 25 km 1310 nm is a QSFP+ transceiver module designed for multi-channel high-density networking environments. Operating at a wavelength of 1310 nm and supporting an optical reach of up to 25 km over single-mode fiber, this module fits QSFP+ ports and enables compact, high-bandwidth connections between switches, routers and other optical equipment. The form factor supports aggregation and long-reach links in data center and metro area deployments where space and port density are critical.

Advantages

The transceiver provides a compact QSFP+ form factor that consolidates multiple channels into a single port footprint, reducing rack and module space. With single-mode fiber support and a 25 km reach at 1310 nm, it enables straightforward extension of optical links without additional signal conversion. The module is suitable for high-density equipment, offering reliable multi-channel transmission and compatibility with standard QSFP+ interfaces for simplified deployment and maintenance.

Suitable for

• Extending optical links between data center switches up to 25 km
• Interconnecting metro network nodes and aggregation points
• High-density switch and router ports requiring QSFP+ modules
• Single-mode fiber backbones and long-reach fiber segments

Key specifications

• Form factor: QSFP+
• Wavelength: 1310 nm
• Maximum reach: 25 km over single-mode fiber
• Interface type: optical (LC or MPO connector depending on system; verify port compatibility)
• Application: multi-channel/high-density optical links for data centers and metro networks

How to use

Install the transceiver into a compatible QSFP+ port on your switch or router until it clicks into place, ensuring the host device is powered off or follows hot-swap guidelines from the equipment vendor. Connect appropriate single-mode fiber patch cables between devices, observing correct connector types and polarity. Verify link status and interface configuration in the host device management software and confirm the optical power and link diagnostics where supported.

Usage recommendations

Use certified single-mode fiber and matched connector types to ensure optimal performance. Check compatibility with the host hardware and verify firmware or configuration requirements for QSFP+ modules. Protect optical connectors from dust and inspect fiber endfaces before connection. For longer troubleshooting, consult device logs and optical diagnostic counters to confirm signal levels and link integrity.