10G SFP+ 1550nm 100km

Q: What are the advantages of Walsun 10G SFP+ modules?

A: Walsun 10G SFP+ modules offer several benefits:

1. Extensive Variety: Walsun provides a wide range of options for 10 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity tailored to data centers, enterprise wiring closets, and service providers.
2. High Flexibility: These modules offer excellent flexibility and scalability options, particularly with the 10G CWDM modules. Enterprises can easily adapt to evolving network demands due to support for multiple wavelengths.
3. Long-Distance Support: Walsun 10G SFP+ modules accommodate various transmission distances. For instance, 10GBASE-T copper modules can cover network links up to 100 meters with Cat6a/Cat7 cables, while SFP+ optical devices can support distances up to 300 meters.
4. Cost-Effectiveness: Walsun emphasizes cost-effectiveness without compromising performance. SFP+ optical transceivers can significantly reduce costs while maintaining high-performance standards.

These advantages position Walsun 10G SFP+ modules as a reliable choice for diverse networking needs, offering versatility, performance, and cost-effectiveness.

Q: How compatible are Walsun 10G SFP+ modules?

A: Walsun 10G SFP+ modules boast high compatibility with a variety of networking equipment. Walsun offers a comprehensive range of SFP+ modules compatible with various brands including Cisco, Arista, HPE, Dell, Juniper, among others. These modules undergo rigorous testing to ensure interoperability and performance across different network devices.

Moreover, Walsun provides detailed compatibility information, including lists of compatible devices for each SFP+ module. This enables customers to easily identify which modules suit their specific network environments.

Q: Can I use a 10G SFP+ module in a 1G SFP port?

A: You can physically install a 10G SFP+ module in a 1G SFP port, but it will operate at 1G speed. Designed for faster speeds, 10G SFP+ modules are typically backward compatible with 1G SFP ports. However, downgrading a 10G SFP+ to function at 1G speed is generally discouraged due to economic inefficiency. Ensuring compatibility and verifying that the network equipment and modules support such functionality is crucial.

While technically feasible, using a 10G SFP+ module in a 1G SFP port is less common and practical. For compatibility and optimal performance, employing 1G SFP modules is the norm.