Allied Telesis SP10BD40/I SFP+ Module

Allied TelesisSKU: 5203764

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Allied Telesis SP10BD40/I SFP+ Module — 10GbE SFP+ Transceiver for High-Speed Networking

Unleash the power of 10 Gigabit Ethernet with the Allied Telesis SP10BD40/I SFP+ Module. Built for data centers, enterprise campuses, and service providers, this 10 Gbps transceiver is part of Allied Telesis’ SP10 Series, delivering reliable, high-performance connectivity in a compact, hot-swappable package. Designed to plug into standard Ethernet SFP+ ports, the SP10BD40/I enables scalable uplinks, server-to-switch connections, and storage networking with minimal disruption. Whether you’re refreshing an aging network or expanding capacity for growth, this SFP+ module provides a seamless bridge between your current infrastructure and next-generation speed.

  • 10 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity via a compact SFP+ module that plugs directly into Ethernet SFP+ ports for flexible uplinks and server connections.
  • Industry-standard hot-swappable design that minimizes downtime during maintenance and upgrades, enabling proactive network refreshes without a full outage.
  • Broad compatibility with Allied Telesis SP10 series devices and other 10G networking gear that supports SFP+ transceivers, simplifying deployment in mixed-vendor environments.
  • Fiber-optic support options for diverse deployment scenarios, including multi-mode and single-mode fiber paths, enabling both short-range data-center links and longer-reach connectivity where permitted by the module variant.
  • Compact footprint and efficient power usage make it ideal for high-density data centers, virtualized environments, and scalable enterprise networks seeking performant, economical 10G uplinks.

Technical Details of Allied Telesis SP10BD40/I SFP+ Module

  • Product type: 10 Gigabit Small Form-Factor Pluggable (SFP+) transceiver module
  • Form factor: SFP+ with LC duplex optical connector (typical for SP10-series modules; verify variant-specific interface in the official datasheet)
  • Data rate: 10 Gbps Ethernet performance via the SFP+ interface
  • Wavelength and fiber compatibility: Fiber type and wavelength depend on the specific SP10BD40/I variant; suitable for common fiber deployments in data centers when paired with the correct fiber type and fiber-optic cable
  • Operating environment: Designed for data-center-grade operation with standard environmental conditions; exact temperature and humidity specifications vary by production lot and regional requirements
  • Vendor warranty and support: Provided through Allied Telesis support channels and regional distributors; warranty terms vary by region and purchase agreement

How to install Allied Telesis SP10BD40/I SFP+ Module

  • Power down the endpoint equipment if required by your network policy, or confirm hot-swappable compatibility for your device model before installation.
  • Identify an available SFP+ slot on your Allied Telesis switch, router, or server edge device that supports SFP+ transceivers.
  • Carefully remove any existing transceiver module from the target SFP+ slot, taking care not to disturb adjacent components or cables.
  • Orient the SP10BD40/I module correctly with the connector facing the SFP+ port, then insert firmly until the module seats and the locking mechanism engages. Do not force-fit; the latch should click once the module is properly seated.
  • Connect the appropriate LC duplex fiber-optic cable to the module, ensuring the cable is clean and the ferrule is free from dust or debris. Gently secure the cable to prevent movement.
  • Power on the device (if you powered down) and verify link status via the device’s management interface. LED indicators on the transceiver or the host port should reflect an active link and negotiated speed.
  • Validate connectivity by running a basic throughput test or by checking the device’s performance dashboards. If you encounter link issues, re-seat the module or test with a known-good fiber and cable pair.

Frequently asked questions

  • Q: What is the Allied Telesis SP10BD40/I SFP+ Module?
  • A: It is a 10 Gigabit Ethernet SFP+ transceiver module designed to plug into SFP+ ports on Allied Telesis SP10-series devices and compatible networking equipment, enabling high-speed uplinks and server/storage connections in data center and enterprise networks.
  • Q: Will this SFP+ module work with my switch or router?
  • A: The SP10BD40/I is intended for use with Allied Telesis SP10-series devices and other equipment that supports SFP+ transceivers. For best results, verify compatibility with your specific model and firmware, and ensure you select the correct fiber type, wavelength, and connector.
  • Q: What fiber type should I use with this module?
  • A: Fiber type depends on the precise variant of the SP10BD40/I module. Common SFP+ modules support multi-mode fiber for shorter distances and single-mode fiber for longer links. Always refer to the official datasheet for wavelength and fiber recommendations before purchase and installation.
  • Q: How do I know if the module is working correctly?
  • A: Check the host device’s management interface for link status and speed negotiation. LED indicators on the transceiver or port should show link activity. If no link is detected, re-seat the module, verify fiber connections, and ensure proper compatibility with the device firmware.
  • Q: Is the SP10BD40/I hot-swappable?
  • A: Yes. The SP10 Series SFP+ modules are designed for hot-swapping on supported devices, allowing you to upgrade uplinks and server connections with minimal network disruption. Always follow vendor guidance for hot-swapping on your specific hardware model.
  • Q: What warranty coverage applies to this module?
  • A: Warranty terms vary by region and purchase contract. Check with your supplier or Allied Telesis regional support for the exact warranty duration and coverage applicable to your order.

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