Fiber Optic QSFP28 Transceiver CBO AFCT-89WADDZ 100G

The Fiber Optic QSFP28 Transceiver CBO AFCT-89WADDZ 100G is a compact pluggable module designed for 100 Gigabit Ethernet links in data center and enterprise environments. It supports 100G data rates over fiber and provides a hot-swappable interface for insertion into QSFP28-compatible ports on switches, routers and aggregation devices. The transceiver is intended for use where high throughput, low latency and reliable optical connectivity are required.

Advantages

This QSFP28 transceiver offers a standardized, hot-pluggable form factor that simplifies upgrades and maintenance without disrupting live traffic. It delivers high aggregate bandwidth for core and aggregation links while maintaining compatibility with systems that accept QSFP28 modules. The module's optical performance supports stable 100G operation and is suitable for dense networking deployments where space and power efficiency matter.

Suitable for

• 100 Gigabit Ethernet connections between core switches and routers
• Aggregation and spine-leaf links in data center networks
• High-bandwidth interconnects in enterprise campus networks
• Hot-swap replacement or capacity expansion for QSFP28 ports

Key specifications

• Form factor: QSFP28 pluggable module
• Supported data rate: 100 Gbps
• Media type: fiber optic
• Interface: QSFP28 electrical and optical connector compatibility
• Hot-swappable design for live system maintenance

How to use

Install the transceiver by aligning it with a compatible QSFP28 port and inserting it until it seats firmly and the module latch engages. Configure the connected switch or router ports according to vendor guidelines to enable 100G operation; this may include setting speed, link aggregation or interface parameters. Use compatible fiber optic cables and patch panels, and verify optical power levels and link status via the network device management interface or monitoring tools.

Recommendations

Ensure compatibility with the host device's QSFP28 port and supported optics before deployment. Handle the transceiver by the housing, avoid touching the optical connectors, and keep dust caps on when not in use. For best results, follow supplier and network equipment vendor instructions for cable type, maximum reach, and environmental operating ranges.