Name: Axiom - QSFP28 transceiver module (equivalent to: Infinera Q28-100G-ZR4-IF) - 100GbE - 100GBase-ZR4 - LC single-mode - up to Q28-100G-ZR4-IF-AX
SKU: 260903

Product Details ＋

Axiom - QSFP28 transceiver module (equivalent to: Infinera Q28-100G-ZR4-IF) - 100GbE - 100GBase-ZR4 - LC single-mode - up to 49.7 miles - 1295-1309 nm

Efficient data transfer
The Axiom Q28-100G-ZR4-IF-AX enables rapid data transfer at a rate of 100 Gbps, making it suitable for high-demand network environments.
Long-range connectivity
With a maximum transfer distance of 80 km, this transceiver provides reliable performance for long-distance networking applications.
Real-time monitoring capability
The transceiver is equipped with Digital Optical Monitoring (DOM) support, allowing users to track and manage performance metrics effectively.
Compatibility standards
This module complies with essential standards including IEEE 802.3ba and ITU-T G.652, ensuring compatibility across a variety of networking setups.
Wide temperature range
Designed to function within a temperature range of 0°C to 70°C, the Axiom transceiver is suited for various operational environments.

Axiom QSFP28 100Gb Transceiver Modules are 100% compatible in all OEM applications. They are pre-configured with an application specific code to meet the requirement set forth by the router and switch OEMs. Axiom compatible transceivers perform, fit and function identically when compared to "Original" Transceivers. Axiom brand transceivers also function with other brands within the same network.
• 100% Guaranteed Compatibility in all OEM applications
• Part number and unique product serialization; Eliminates any network communication conflicts and provides easy identification
• Fully compliant with the multi-sourcing agreement (MSA) which enables them to work in all MSA compliant platforms
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