Fiber optic transceiver module BlueOptics SFP-25G-MR-LR-BO SFP28 LC Aluminium 40g

The BlueOptics SFP-25G-MR-LR-BO is a fiber optic transceiver module with an SFP28 interface and LC duplex connector designed for high-speed optical links. Constructed in an aluminium housing and weighing approximately 40 g, this compact module supports single-mode fiber connections for Ethernet and related high-speed protocols. Built to MSA specifications, it is compatible with equipment that accepts SFP28 form-factor transceivers and is intended for use in data center and enterprise network environments where reliable 10G/25G optical transmission is required.

Advantages

The module’s SFP28 interface and LC connector provide wide interoperability with SFP28-capable switches, routers and storage systems. An aluminium enclosure contributes to a lightweight, durable design while preserving thermal stability. Manufactured according to common MSA standards, the transceiver is intended to match the functional characteristics expected from industry-standard LR/MR single-mode modules, enabling transmission over longer distances when used with appropriate fiber cabling. Integrated digital diagnostics (where supported by host hardware) facilitate monitoring of operating parameters such as supply voltage, optical power and temperature.

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How to use

Install the transceiver by inserting it into an SFP28-compatible port on the network device until it latches. Connect the LC duplex single-mode fiber patch cord to the module’s LC ports, making sure transmit and receive fibers are correctly oriented. If the host device supports digital diagnostics (DDM/DOM), enable or consult the monitoring interface to observe parameters such as supply voltage, optical power and temperature. Follow the switch or router vendor’s guidelines for hot-plug handling and firmware compatibility to ensure the module is recognized and functions correctly.

Recommendations

Use quality single-mode LC patch cords and, where applicable, route fibers through appropriate patch panels to maintain signal integrity. Verify compatibility with the specific host hardware model and firmware version before deployment. Keep connector end-faces clean and protected when not in use to prevent signal degradation.