Network transceiver module CBO J9054C-BO SFP 155 Mbit/s 1310 nm

CBO J9054C-BO is a BlueOptics‑compatible SFP network transceiver module that supports a data rate of 155 Mbit/s and operates at a wavelength of 1310 nm. The module is designed to be inserted into standard SFP ports of switches, routers and optical network equipment to enable short- to medium-range single-mode fiber links. Its compact, hot‑swappable metal housing provides a reliable electrical and optical interface for legacy and industrial network applications where a fixed, low-speed optical connection is required.

Advantages

The module offers compatibility with devices that accept BlueOptics SFP transceivers and delivers stable optical transmission at 1310 nm for distances suited to short- and medium-range fiber links. Its hot‑swappable design allows replacement or upgrades without powering down equipment. The SFP form factor saves rack and port space and provides electrical and mechanical interoperability with standard SFP ports. The transceiver’s straightforward design focuses on dependable connectivity and ease of field installation.

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How to use

Insert the transceiver into an empty SFP slot of a powered switch, router or optical device by aligning the module with the port and sliding it in until it latches. Connect a compatible single‑mode fiber patch cable with appropriate connectors to the optical port. Configure the connected device for the required 155 Mbit/s link settings if manual configuration is needed; in many cases the host device will detect the module automatically. To remove the module, release the latch mechanism and pull the module straight out. Use dust caps on optical connectors when the transceiver is not in use to protect the optical interface.

Recommendations

Ensure that the host equipment supports BlueOptics‑compatible SFP modules and the 155 Mbit/s link speed. Match the transceiver wavelength and fiber type to the rest of the link to avoid signal loss. Handle the optical connectors and transceiver with care to prevent contamination; clean connectors before installation and keep protective caps in place when removed. Follow the device manufacturer’s guidelines for hot‑swap operations and static discharge precautions.