Cisco 10GBASE-ZR Single-mode Fibre 80km 1550nm Duplex LC/PC Connector SFP+ Transceiver Module – SFP-10G-ZR

Cisco SFP-10G-ZR 10GBASE-ZR SFP+ Module

Extend compatible 10GbE network links over single-mode fibre with the Cisco SFP-10G-ZR SFP+ transceiver module. This optic is specified for 10GBASE-ZR operation, an 80km reach, 1550nm wavelength, and duplex LC/PC connector, giving network planners a clearly defined solution for backbone, metro, carrier, and extended enterprise connectivity. Its long-distance specification should be matched carefully with the host equipment, fiber route, optical budget, and connector arrangement before deployment.

Key Features

• 10GBASE-ZR optical standard
• Single-mode fibre support
• 80km listed reach
• 1550nm wavelength
• Duplex LC/PC connector
• SFP+ transceiver form factor

Product Specifications

• Part Number: SFP-10G-ZR
• Manufacturer: Cisco
• Optical Standard: 10GBASE-ZR
• Fiber Type: Single-mode fibre
• Listed Reach: 80km
• Wavelength: 1550nm
• Connector: Duplex LC/PC
• Module Type: SFP+ transceiver

Use Cases

• Supporting long-distance 10GbE links
• Connecting compatible metro and backbone equipment
• Building extended enterprise network paths
• Replacing a Cisco 10GBASE-ZR module

Compatibility

The SFP-10G-ZR is intended for compatible equipment supporting 10GBASE-ZR SFP+ modules. Confirm the host port, single-mode fibre, 80km route, connector, optical budget, and network design before installation.

Frequently Asked Questions

What fiber type does the optic use?

It is specified for single-mode fibre.

What is the listed reach?

The product lists an 80km reach.

Which connector and wavelength are specified?

It uses a duplex LC/PC connector and 1550nm wavelength.

The SFP-10G-ZR gives network teams a focused 10GbE long-distance optic for compatible SFP+ platforms and single-mode fiber routes. Verify the optical budget and host support before ordering so the module matches the link design. Using the exact Cisco model supports consistent backbone connectivity, cleaner service inventory, and more reliable extended-reach network planning.