Managed Modular Switch Module Reyee M6000-16GT8SFP2XS — 16x 1G RJ45, 8x 1G SFP, 2x 10G SFP+ uplink

Module for a modular managed switch by Reyee designed to expand port density and uplink bandwidth in enterprise and campus networks. The Reyee M6000-16GT8SFP2XS insert provides a combination of copper and fiber interfaces: sixteen 1G RJ45 copper ports for access-level connectivity, eight 1G SFP fiber slots for uplink or fiber-based access, and two 10G SFP+ LC uplink ports for high-capacity aggregation. Intended for installation into a compatible modular chassis, this module allows network architects to mix media types and scale access and aggregation ports without replacing the base chassis.

Advantages

The module combines copper and fiber ports in a single unit, enabling flexible deployment across access and aggregation layers. With dedicated 10G SFP+ uplinks, it supports higher throughput for uplink aggregation or uplink redundancy. Its managed compatibility with the host chassis provides access to centralized configuration, VLAN segmentation, link aggregation, and traffic monitoring features. The form factor is optimized for hot-swap insertion into the corresponding modular switch chassis, minimizing service interruptions when upgrading or expanding the network.

Suitable for

• Expanding access-layer port density in enterprise offices or campus buildings
• Aggregation for multiple 1G access switches requiring 10G uplinks
• Mixed copper and fiber deployments where both RJ45 and SFP connectivity are needed
• Edge or distribution switch slots in modular managed chassis

Key specifications

• 16 x 10/100/1000 Mbps RJ45 copper ports for device access
• 8 x 1 Gbps SFP fiber slots for fiber uplink or fiber access modules
• 2 x 10 Gbps SFP+ LC uplink ports for high-speed aggregation
• Managed-module functionality when installed in the compatible chassis (centralized configuration and monitoring)
• Hot-swap capable module form factor for in-service replacement or expansion

How to use

Install the module into the specified slot of the compatible modular switch chassis following the chassis installation procedure and safety guidelines. After insertion, use the chassis management interface to detect the module, assign ports, configure VLANs, set link aggregation groups if required, and apply QoS or security policies. Connect end devices to the RJ45 ports and fiber links to the SFP/SFP+ ports using appropriate transceivers and cable types. Verify link status and performance through the management interface and monitor traffic to confirm correct operation.

Usage recommendations

Use certified SFP and SFP+ transceivers and appropriate fiber or copper cables to ensure reliable link performance. When aggregating multiple 1G links, configure LACP or static link aggregation on both ends. For deployments requiring low latency and higher throughput, route critical uplinks through the 10G SFP+ ports. Schedule hot-swap or installation during maintenance windows to minimize potential impact on production traffic.