Fiber optic transceiver module BlueOptics CPAC-TR-1T-B-BO SFP 100 m

The BlueOptics CPAC-TR-1T-B-BO SFP 100 m is a fiber optic transceiver module designed for interoperable network connectivity in equipment that accepts SFP form-factor modules. It supports gigabit-class data links over twisted-pair cabling with a stated maximum practical link distance of up to 100 m. The module is housed in an aluminium-coloured metal casing and has a compact, lightweight design (approximately 0.02 kg) for straightforward installation and handling.

Advantages

The module uses the industry-standard SFP interface to provide a plug-and-play physical connection for network devices that support compatible SFP transceivers. Its compact metal housing offers mechanical durability while keeping weight low, and the module is engineered to meet MSA-compatible physical and electrical characteristics so it can be used as a replacement in systems that accept the same SFP footprint and signaling. The design enables reliable data transmission suitable for standard Ethernet link distances up to 100 m.

Suitable for

Key specifications

How to use

Insert the SFP transceiver into an available SFP slot on a compatible switch, router or network appliance while the device is powered down or following the vendor’s hot-swap guidance. Connect the appropriate twisted-pair cabling (terminated with RJ45 where required) between the module and the remote port or patch panel. Ensure the host device firmware or software accepts third-party SFP modules and verify link status via the device management interface. Handle the transceiver by its edges and keep protective dust caps in place when the module is not connected.

Recommendations

Verify compatibility with the target hardware and, if applicable, enable any vendor settings required to accept third-party SFP modules. Use quality shielded twisted-pair cabling and proper patching practices to maintain link integrity. Store unused modules in anti-static packaging and avoid exposure to extreme humidity or mechanical shock.