ENET HP SFP+ Moldule, 100 Meters Cable, Ethernet Port, The ENET J9153D 80K ENC HP® Compatible SFP+ Transceiver Operates

ENET HP SFP+ Moldule

The ENET J9153D-80K-ENC HP® Compatible SFP+ transceiver operates at 10GBASE-ZR with a wavelength of 1550nm with a maximum reach of 80km. Each is 100% compatible tested in fit, form, and functionality compared to the OEM product. Our extensive quality control measures begin with physically inspecting each module, verification of hardware type, wavelength, transmit power, receive power, and full optical monitoring functionality (if applicable). Each J9153D-80K-ENC is individually programmed in-house and then Spirent® tested for performance and functionality as well as compatibility tested in target HP® platforms. Old and new revisions of HP® operating software are used for testing to ensure 100% compatibility. ENET tests each transceiver using Spirent® Test Centers to emulate live traffic through actual reels of fiber ranging in lengths from 100 meters to over 100 kilometers. These extensive performance testing procedures combined with compatibility testing in more than 80 switches, routers, and servers guarantees each and every transceiver performs flawlessly in its intended environment. All ENET HP® compatible transceivers are MSA compliant for seamless integration and RoHS compliant for environmental conformity. All ENET transceivers are backed by a Lifetime Replacement Warranty.

• SFP+ is the single answer to all your desired and specified application execution needs


• 10GBase-ZR network technology for convenient, easy sharing of data and information over the network with maximum internet usage feasibility


• Optimize the network's performance with 10 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity


• Optical Fiber media support for a dependable and productive connectivity


• With a single wavelength of light, the single mode fiber optic can carry data and transmit audio/video applications over miles of distance


• SFP+ with optical network application/usage for maximum productivity and usability