BlueOptics QSFP28 na SFP28 konvertor 100 Gbit/s (01FT845-BO) – SFP28 transceiver slot, multimode a singlemode, 0 °C–+70 °C

BlueOptics QSFP28 to SFP28 Converter 100Gbps (01FT845-BO) provides a hot-pluggable SFP28 transceiver slot that converts a QSFP28 port to a single SFP28 interface. The module supports both multimode and singlemode SFP28 transceivers, enabling flexible adaptation between 100 Gbps QSFP28 ports and 25/28 Gbps SFP28 modules as required by the network. It is designed for integration in data center switches, routers and transponder equipment and is specified to operate in ambient temperatures from 0°C to +70°C.

Advantages

The converter offers a compact, hot-swappable solution for port conversion without requiring firmware changes or additional cabling. Its compatibility with both multimode and singlemode SFP28 transceivers allows a single converter to support different fiber types and link distances. Passive conversion preserves QSFP28 host functionality while enabling deployment of widely available SFP28 modules for flexible network planning and migration.

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How to use

Insert the converter into an available QSFP28 port on the host device with the module oriented according to the host vendor guidelines. After seating the converter, install a compatible SFP28 transceiver into the converter's SFP28 slot. The device is hot-pluggable so it can be added or removed while the host is powered, though following standard maintenance procedures and ensuring link stability after insertion is recommended. Verify link status and transceiver compatibility in the host system's management interface.

Recommendations

Choose SFP28 transceivers that match the required fiber type and link budget (multimode or singlemode) and check host compatibility lists when possible. Use in ambient conditions within the specified temperature range and handle the converter and transceivers using standard electrostatic discharge precautions. For critical links, perform acceptance testing after installation to confirm expected throughput and error rates.