10Gbps SFP+ Transceiver ZR 80KM 1550nm Single Mode LC Optical Module

The 10Gbps SFP+ ZR Optical Transceiver is designed for ultra-long-distance 10G Ethernet transmission over single mode fiber. Operating at a wavelength of 1550nm, it supports transmission distances up to 80KM, making it ideal for metro networks, long-haul backbone links, and carrier-grade telecommunications infrastructure.

With a standard SFP+ form factor and LC duplex interface, this module ensures broad compatibility with switches, routers, and optical transport systems. It delivers high-performance, low-latency, and stable optical transmission for mission-critical network environments requiring extended reach.

• Supports data rate up to 10Gbps (10G Ethernet)
• 1550nm wavelength optimized for ultra-long-distance transmission
• Transmission distance up to 80KM over single mode fiber
• LC duplex connector for stable optical connection
• Hot-pluggable SFP+ form factor for easy deployment
• Low power consumption with high reliability
• Compliant with SFP+ MSA standards
• Designed for carrier-grade long-haul applications

• 10G Ethernet metro networks
• Long-haul telecom backbone systems
• Data center interconnect (DCI)
• ISP and carrier transmission networks
• Regional network aggregation
• High-capacity optical transport systems

We provide OEM and ODM services for SFP+ transceivers, including EEPROM coding compatibility (Cisco, Huawei, HPE, etc.), customized labeling, wavelength tuning, packaging, and branding solutions for telecom operators and network equipment vendors.

Q1: What is the maximum transmission distance?

It supports up to 80KM over single mode fiber.

Q2: Why is 1550nm used for ZR modules?

1550nm provides very low fiber attenuation, making it suitable for ultra-long-distance transmission.

Q3: Is this module compatible with standard SFP+ ports?

Yes, it is fully MSA-compliant and compatible with most 10G networking equipment.

Q4: Does it support hot swapping?

Yes, it supports hot-pluggable installation.

Q5: What type of networks is it used in?

It is mainly used in metro, long-haul, and carrier-grade telecom networks.