Specifications:
- Brand Name:- Brocade
- Part Number:- 57-1000310-01
- Product Category:- Transceivers
- Transceiver Type:- QSFP+
Parameters:
- Range:- Up-to 2 km over SMF @ 10Gbps
- Transceiver:- 1490nm Duplex QSFP+
- Operating Case Temperature:- -40°C – 85°C
- Digital optical monitoring:- SFF-8724
- Ports:- Hot-swappable for QSFP+ QSFP+
Dimensions:
- Product Dimensions(LxWxH):- 7.11 x1.35×0.85 Cm/ 71.1 x 13.5 x 8.55 mm
- Weight: 0.11 kg/ 0.24 Lbs
- Product Shipping Dimensions(LxWxH): 4″x4″x2″
We kept stock in New, Used, and Refurbished condition.
Brocade’s 57-1000310-01 XBR-000255 4X16G Fibre Channel Single Mode Transceiver Module is used for transmitting large data at a faster speed over long distances. It works at a wavelength of 1490nm and transmit distances ranging up to 2 KM SMF while offering a solution data rate of 10Gbps. This transceiver is suitable for communication with numerous Brocade switches, such as Brocade G620, G630, and FCX series, which are used in data centres and enterprise networks.
The Brocade 57-1000310-01 uses a QSFP+ (Quad Small Form Factor Pluggable Plus) interface with hot-swapping capabilities that allow for easy replacement or upgrade of the component without interrupting the network. It has a good operating temperature range of -40 degrees Celsius to 85 degrees Celsius, and this tells us that it can operate under different conditions. The module also contains systematic digital optical monitoring according to the standards of SFF-8724 for managing and monitoring the optical signal with higher performance.
FAQs
What is the range of the detailed Brocade 57-1000310-01 transceiver?
The transceiver designed can operate up to a distance of two kilometres at 10 Gbps single mode fibre.
Which switches can trousers connect to them?
It integrates with other Brocade switches, including G620, G630 and FCX series switches, among others.
What kind of transceiver is the Brocade 57-1000310-01?
This is a QSFP+ Fiber Channel module available in a 1490nm duplex package.
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