Quick Answer
Start with the target device, port, link distance, fiber type and document needs. Then use the article content below to narrow the model path before sending an RFQ.
XFP transceiver s are available with a variety of types, allowing users to select the appropriate transceiver for each link to provide the required optical reach over the available optical fiber type (e.g. multi-mode fiber or single-mode fiber). XFP transceiver is commonly available in the following different categories: SR (short reach): 850 nm, for a maximum of 300 m on MMF (OM3) LR (long reach): 1310 nm, for a maximum of 10k m on SMF (G.652) LR M (long reach multimode): 1310 nm, for a maximum of 220 m on MMF (OM3) ER (extended reach): 1550 nm, for a maximum of 40k m on SMF (G.652) ZR: 1550 nm, for a maximum of 80k m on SMF (G.652)
Compatibility Checklist
Before requesting pricing, collect the details that affect coding review and quote quality.
Device information
Device brand, model, firmware or OS version, target port and required module code.
Link information
Required reach, fiber type, connector, wavelength plan and deployment environment.
Purchase context
Quantity, destination country, required delivery target and packaging or labeling needs.
Proof documents
Datasheet, catalog, test report request, certificate path or inspection record requirement.
FAQ
What information is needed for compatibility review?
Submit brand, device model, firmware or OS, target port, required module code and quantity.
Can I request a datasheet before ordering?
Yes. Use the datasheet center or RFQ form to request the current file version for the target model.
What should I include in an RFQ?
Product variant, quantity, country, target device, reach, connector, required documents and deployment notes.
Where can I review testing or compliance paths?
Use the Testing & Quality and Certifications & Compliance pages, then request project documents through the RFQ.