Network transceiver module CBO AA1403016-E6-BO XFP 10 Gbps 1550 nm

The BlueOptics CBO AA1403016-E6-BO is an XFP form-factor optical network transceiver module that operates at 10 Gbps and a wavelength of 1550 nm. Developed for telecom and data centre environments, this transceiver supports long-distance single-mode fibre links and is compatible with systems that accept standard XFP modules. The module is intended for upgrading, replacing, or restoring 10 Gigabit optical connections where extended reach over single-mode fibre is required.

Advantages

This XFP transceiver offers a standardized interface for 10 Gbps optical links, reducing integration complexity with existing XFP ports. Its 1550 nm operating wavelength and optical design enable extended reach on single-mode fibre, making it suitable for long-haul and metro applications. The compact XFP form factor allows straightforward hot-plug replacement without modifying host equipment. The module is designed to meet typical environmental and optical performance expectations for network and data centre deployments.

Suitable for

• Long-distance single-mode fibre connections in telecom networks
• 10 Gigabit Ethernet links in data centres and aggregation sites
• Replacing or upgrading failed or end-of-life XFP transceivers
• Interoperable connections between XFP-capable switches, routers, and optical transport equipment

Key specifications

• Form factor: XFP
• Data rate: 10 Gbps
• Wavelength: 1550 nm
• Fibre type: single-mode fibre (SMF)
• Typical application: long-reach/metro/long-haul optical links
• Interface: hot-pluggable XFP electrical and optical connector

How to use

Install the transceiver into an available XFP port following the host device manufacturer’s instructions for hot-plugging optical modules. Ensure the module is fully seated and secured, then connect appropriate single-mode fibre patch cords with compatible connectors. Verify link parameters and optical power levels using the host equipment management interface or external test instruments. When replacing an existing module, power-down is usually not required unless specified by the host; consult the host device documentation for any model-specific procedures.

Recommendations

Handle the transceiver by its housing and avoid touching optical interfaces. Use dust caps on the fibre connector when the module is not in use. Confirm compatibility with the host system and monitor optical signal levels during commissioning to ensure reliable 10 Gbps operation over single-mode fibre at 1550 nm.