BFKK 3U Rackmount Server Chassis EATX/ATX/MATX 4x5.25 6x3.5 Top/Side Cooling
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Supersuperuncle
A single-mode fibre transceiver for 10 Gbps links up to 40 km
This Supersuperuncle XFP transceiver supports 10G data rates over single mode fiber with a 40KM reach. It fits WTD equipment requiring the RTXM226-440 specification. Network engineers upgrading long-haul links will find it matches the required form factor and wavelength.
The module maintains the 10G link across the full 40KM distance without signal regeneration. It operates continuously within standard XFP thermal limits inside compatible chassis. Buyers needing multi-mode compatibility or shorter reach optics should verify their hardware requirements before ordering.
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The module operates at 10G speeds over single-mode fibre up to 40km, and its power draw is defined by the XFP multisource agreement for that reach.
The transceiver requires a standard XFP cage with a 30-pin electrical connector and a single-mode LC duplex receptacle for the fibre link.
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