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10GBASE-SR SFP+ Transceiver for Intel - E10GSFPSR - TAA Compliant

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10GBASE-SR SFP+ Transceiver for Intel - E10GSFPSR - TAA CompliantDiscover enterprise grade reliability and seamless Intel compatibility with the 10GBASE SR SFP+ Transceiver for Intel E10GSFPSR by Axiom. This TAA compliant transceiver is engineered to deliver 10 Gigabit Ethernet performance in data centers, server rooms, and high demand networks. Built to be 100% compatible with OEM gear, it ships pre configured with an application specific code to meet the exact requirements of Intel routers and switches, ensuring

Discover enterprise-grade reliability and seamless Intel compatibility with the 10GBASE-SR SFP+ Transceiver for Intel - E10GSFPSR by Axiom. This TAA-compliant transceiver is engineered to deliver 10 Gigabit Ethernet performance in data centers, server rooms, and high-demand networks. Built to be 100% compatible with OEM gear, it ships pre-configured with an application-specific code to meet the exact requirements of Intel routers and switches, ensuring plug-and-play operation without the need for intricate reconfiguration. Whether you’re upgrading an aging infrastructure or deploying a new 10G backbone, this SFP+ module provides a cost-effective, dependable solution that fits seamlessly into existing Intel ecosystems while preserving optimal link quality and reliability.

  • Unmatched compatibility and plug‑and‑play deployment. This transceiver is designed to mirror the performance, fit, and function of original equipment modules. With pre-configured OEM-level codes, it integrates with Intel E10GSFPSR ports and other Intel network devices without compatibility hassles, reducing downtime during upgrades and ensuring stable, reliable links across switches and routers.
  • High-speed, short-reach performance over multi‑mode fiber. The 10GBASE-SR module supports a data rate of 10.3125 Gbps over 850 nm VCSEL optics, optimized for short-reach connections. Ideal for data centers and campus networks, it delivers crystal-clear 10 GbE links over MMF (OM3/OM4) up to 300 meters, enabling dense rack deployments and flexible topologies with minimal fiber infrastructure changes.
  • Quality, compliance, and long-term reliability. Axiom’s transceivers are manufactured to meet or exceed OEM specifications, backed by stringent quality control, and built to be RoHS-compliant and TAA (Trade Agreement Act) compliant. This ensures consistent performance, easy procurement for government or regulated environments, and confidence in long-term maintenance and replacements across enterprise networks.
  • Cost-effective, ready-to-deploy solution with robust support. By providing a 100% compatible, pre-configured SFP+ module, you can avoid the higher costs of branded OEM transceivers while maintaining equivalent performance. Axiom’s transceivers come with dedicated technical support and documentation to assist with installation, diagnostics, and ongoing monitoring, helping you maximize uptime and network throughput.
  • DDM support, reliability, and easy diagnostics. Digital Diagnostics Monitoring (DDM/DDMI) support enables real-time visibility into optical transmit power, received power, temperature, and other critical parameters. This transparency helps maintain link integrity, simplifies troubleshooting, and supports proactive maintenance to prevent unexpected outages in mission-critical applications.

Technical Details of 10GBASE-SR SFP+ Transceiver for Intel - E10GSFPSR - TAA Compliant

  • Data Rate: 10.3125 Gbps (IEEE 802.3ae compliant)
  • Wavelength: 850 nm (VCSEL transmitter)
  • Transceiver Type: SFP+ Short Reach (SR)
  • Fiber Type: Multimode Fiber (MMF), 50/125 μm, OM3/OM4 compatible
  • Reach: Up to 300 meters on MMF (OM3/OM4); ideal for data-center to data-center or rack-to-rack deployments
  • Tx Power: Approximately -8 to 0 dBm (typical range; dependent on vendor configuration)
  • Rx Sensitivity: Typical around -14.4 dBm or better (min) for reliable reception
  • Diagnostics: Digital Diagnostics Monitoring (DDM/DDMI) supported for proactive health checks
  • Power Consumption: Around 1.2 W (typical) under normal operating conditions
  • Interface: SFP+ 20-pin edge connector; hot-swappable for minimal downtime
  • Compliance: TAA Compliant, RoHS 6/6, suitable for government and enterprise networks
  • Operating Temperature: 0 to 70°C (commercial); check for industrial variants if required

How to install 10GBASE-SR SFP+ Transceiver for Intel - E10GSFPSR - TAA Compliant

  • Power down the host device and any connected equipment before insertion to prevent static damage and to ensure a safe installation.
  • Verify the selected port is compatible with SFP+ modules and that the Intel device is configured to accept a 10GBASE-SR module in the intended slot.
  • Remove the protective dust cover from the SFP+ module and align the module with the port, inserting gently until the module seats and the latch engages securely.
  • Connect the multimode fiber cable using LC connectors, ensuring correct polarity (transmit to receive) and careful handling to avoid fiber damage. Clean fiber connectors before mating to reduce insertion loss.
  • Power on the equipment and verify link status using the device’s management interface. Check the SFP+ LED indicators and review DDMI values if supported to confirm proper transmit/receive activity and temperature within normal ranges. If any issues arise, reseat the module or test with a known-good fiber link to isolate the fault.

Frequently asked questions

  • Q: Is this transceiver fully compatible with Intel network equipment? A: Yes. The module is designed to be 100% compatible with Intel OEM gear, including E10GSFPSR ports, and ships pre-configured with an application-specific code to meet Intel requirements for plug-and-play operation.
  • Q: What fiber type and distance does it support? A: It is a short-reach SR transceiver intended for multimode fiber. It supports up to 300 meters on MMF (OM3/OM4), making it ideal for data-center deployments and campus networks where short, reliable 10G links are needed.
  • Q: Does it support Digital Diagnostics Monitoring (DDM/DDMI)? A: Yes. DDMI support provides real-time insights into optical power, temperature, voltage, and other critical parameters to aid in monitoring and troubleshooting.
  • Q: Is the module compliant with regulations and standards? A: Yes. The module is TAA compliant and RoHS 6/6 compliant, designed for enterprise, government, and regulated environments where compliance matters.
  • Q: What about warranty and vendor support? A: The transceiver is backed by the vendor’s warranty and support. You can rely on technical documentation, compatibility assurances, and ongoing assistance to ensure stable operation within Intel-based networks.
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