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Cisco CWDM-SFP10G-1570-40K | 10G SFP+ CWDM Transceiver, 1570nm, SMF, 40km, LC

SKU:CWDM-SFP10G-1570-40K

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Description

This 10G SFP+ CWDM optical transceiver operates at 1570 nm over single-mode fibre with a reach of up to 40 km. It uses a 10GBASE-ER CWDM design with an LC duplex connector and digital optical monitoring (DOM). Suited to long-reach 10 Gigabit links and CWDM multiplexed fibre deployments, with the 1570 nm wavelength distinguishing it from other CWDM channels.

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Features

- 10G SFP+ CWDM optical transceiver
- Single-mode fibre support for long-reach links
- 1570 nm CWDM wavelength for multiplexed fibre designs
- LC duplex connector
- Digital optical monitoring (DOM)

Warranty

All products sold by XS Network Tech include a 12-month warranty on both new and used items. Our in-house technical team thoroughly tests used hardware prior to sale to ensure enterprise-grade reliability.

All technical data should be verified on the manufacturer data sheets.

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Technical Specifications

- Form factor: SFP+
- Data rate: 10 Gbps
- Standard: 10GBASE-ER CWDM
- Wavelength: 1570 nm
- Reach: up to 40 km
- Fibre type: single-mode fibre (SMF)
- Connector: LC duplex
- Digital optical monitoring (DOM) supported

FAQs

Q: What wavelength does this transceiver use?
A: It operates at 1570 nm, which is a specific CWDM channel. The matching transceiver at the far end of the link must use a compatible CWDM channel through the multiplexer.

Q: What fibre type and reach does it support?
A: It is designed for single-mode fibre (SMF) with a reach of up to 40 km.

Q: What connector does it use?
A: It uses a duplex LC connector.

Q: Does it support digital optical monitoring?
A: Yes, it supports DOM, allowing optical parameters to be monitored.

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