SFP+ transceiver module BlueOptics SIAE-E01436-BO 10000 Mbit/s 850 nm

The BlueOptics SIAE-E01436-BO SFP+ transceiver module is a compact, metal-cased optical module designed for 10 Gbit/s links over multimode fiber. It operates at an 850 nm wavelength and uses an LC duplex connector following MSA standards, providing a standardized SFP+ interface for switches, routers and storage systems that support 10GBASE-SR optics. The module supports short-range multimode connections up to typical distances for 10GBASE-SR and includes digital diagnostics functionality for real-time monitoring of operating parameters when the host hardware supports DDM/DOM.

Advantages

The module combines a lightweight metal housing with a standardized SFP+ interface to ensure mechanical compatibility and electromagnetic shielding. It provides a 10 000 Mbit/s data rate at 850 nm suited for high-throughput local networks. Built to MSA form-factor and tested for interoperability, the transceiver is compatible with common 10GBASE-SR applications and offers diagnostic reporting for supply voltage, laser bias current, transmit power, receive power and temperature when supported by the host device.

Suitable for

Key specifications

How to use

Install the SFP+ transceiver into any compatible SFP+ slot on a switch, router or storage device following the host device manufacturer’s insertion and extraction instructions. Connect LC duplex multimode fiber patch cords (one strand for transmit, one for receive) between transceivers or to an appropriate patch panel. Ensure both ends of the link use compatible multimode transceivers and fiber type (e.g., OM3/OM4) for the intended distance. If the host supports digital diagnostics, use the device management interface to read real-time parameters such as voltage, transmit and receive power and temperature for link verification and troubleshooting.

Recommendations

To ensure optimal performance, pair the module with certified multimode patch cords and verify host compatibility with 10GBASE-SR SFP+ optics. Keep connector endfaces clean and use dust caps when transceivers are not connected. Confirm that the host device supports DDM/DOM if you require remote monitoring, and follow manufacturer guidance for insertion, removal and firmware compatibility checks.