Fiber optic transceiver CBO TRX-10GSFP-SR-MLX-BO 10 Gbps, multimode, up to 300 m

The Fiber optic transceiver CBO TRX-10GSFP-SR-MLX-BO is a compact SFP+ module that delivers 10 Gbps connectivity over multimode fiber for short-range links up to 300 meters. Intended for installation in SFP+ slots of switches, routers and compatible transceivers, this transceiver supports standard 10GBASE-SR signaling and is suitable for data center, enterprise and campus network topologies that require reliable short-distance fiber connections.

Advantages

The module offers hot-pluggable installation for quick replacement or upgrades without powering down equipment. It is designed for compatibility with standard 10GBASE-SR ports, enabling interoperability with a wide range of network devices that accept SFP+ multimode optics. Its compact SFP+ form factor reduces space usage in dense installations and simplifies cable management for short-reach fiber links.

Suitable for

• 10 Gbps short-range uplinks between switches and aggregation devices
• Server-to-switch connections in data centers over multimode fiber
• Campus network links and building-to-building fiber runs within 300 meters
• Replacement or spare SFP+ multimode transceiver for compatible equipment

Key specifications

• Data rate: 10 Gbps
• Fiber type: multimode fiber
• Maximum supported link length: up to 300 meters
• Form factor: SFP+ (hot-pluggable)
• Standard: 10GBASE-SR

How to use

Insert the SFP+ transceiver into an available SFP+ port on a compatible switch, router or transceiver module until it clicks into place. Connect multimode fiber patch cables with appropriate LC connectors to the transceiver ports, ensuring correct fiber polarity and clean connectors. After installation, verify link status and speed in the network device management interface and adjust configuration as needed to enable the 10 Gbps port.

Recommendations

Ensure fiber connectors are cleaned before mating and use multimode fiber of appropriate type and quality to achieve the specified 300 m reach. When replacing a transceiver, power-down is generally not required thanks to the hot-pluggable design, but follow the host device vendor’s guidelines for safe insertion and removal to avoid port or module damage.