Vivotek 10G SFP+ Transceiver – 10GBase-X LC Multi-Mode Module

Elevate your optical network with the Vivotek 10G SFP+ Transceiver, a compact and dependable solution designed for high‑speed data networking. This 10GBase-X transceiver is engineered to fit standard SFP+ ports on switches, routers, and storage devices, delivering up to 10 Gigabit Ethernet over multi‑mode fiber. With a durable design, LC connector, and TAA compliance, it’s an ideal upgrade path for data centers, enterprise networks, and campus deployments that demand robust performance, easy integration, and long-term reliability.

• High‑speed 10GBase‑X performance: Supports data transfer rates up to 10 Gbps to meet the demands of modern data centers, server clusters, and high‑bandwidth uplinks.
• LC multi‑mode optical fiber connection: Features a standard LC connector for straightforward installation in existing optical links and fiber infrastructure.
• Multi‑mode fiber compatibility: Optimized for multi‑mode optical networks, enabling cost‑effective, flexible deployment across campus and enterprise environments.
• Plug‑and‑play, with dependable uptime: Designed as a hot‑swappable SFP+ transceiver for minimal downtime during upgrades and expansions, reducing operational complexity.
• Trade‑off free upgrade path with compliant design: TAA compliant, enabling procurement for government and enterprise projects while ensuring interoperability with standard 10GBase‑X and SFP+ ecosystems.

Technical Details of Vivotek 10G SFP+ Transceiver

• Product type: SFP+ Transceiver
• Data rate: 10 Gbps (10GBase‑X)
• Connector: 1 x LC (duplex) optical fiber connector
• Fiber type: Multi‑mode optical fiber
• Standard: 10GBase‑X
• Compliance: TAA Compliant
• Applications: Optical Network, Data Networking
• Brand: Vivotek
• Form factor: SFP+ transceiver module for standard SFP+ slots

How to Install Vivotek 10G SFP+ Transceiver

• Power down or ensure the attached device is in a maintenance window before installation to avoid link disruption.
• Verify that you have a compatible SFP+ port on your switch, router, or server that supports 10GBase‑X transceivers and multi‑mode fiber.
• Remove the protective dust cap from the transceiver and inspect the host port for cleanliness and any debris.
• Connect a suitable multi‑mode fiber patch cable to the transceiver’s LC duplex connector, ensuring correct polarity and that the connector is fully seated.
• Carefully insert the SFP+ transceiver into the host device’s SFP+ slot until the latch engages, and gently secure it in place.
• Power on the device and verify the link LED indicators. Confirm that the transceiver is recognized by the management interface and that the 10G link is established at the desired speed.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: What networks is this transceiver designed for? A: It is designed for optical networks and data networking environments requiring 10 Gigabit Ethernet over multi‑mode fiber using a 10GBase‑X standard.
• Q: What type of fiber and connector does it use? A: It uses multi‑mode optical fiber with an LC duplex connector, compatible with standard SFP+ ports in data center and enterprise gear.
• Q: Is the Vivotek 10G SFP+ Transceiver compliant with government procurement? A: Yes, it is TAA compliant, making it suitable for government and other procurement programs that require this specification.
• Q: Can this transceiver work with different vendors’ switches? A: In general, SFP+ modules that conform to 10GBase‑X standards are compatible with many vendors’ switches and network devices. However, cross‑vendor compatibility can vary by device and firmware, so consult your equipment’s compatibility list if needed.
• Q: Is installation hot‑swappable? A: SFP+ transceivers like this model are designed for hot‑swappable installation in compatible equipment, minimizing downtime during upgrades or replacements.
• Q: What performance variables should I expect? A: The transceiver provides up to 10 Gbps over multi‑mode fiber for 10GBase‑X networks. Actual performance depends on fiber type, link length, optics, and the host device’s configuration.