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ACCELINK 40G QSFP+ SR4 transceiver for 40 GbE multimode fiber links
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ACCELINK 40G QSFP+ SR4 Transceiver Lenovo 4TC7A85336 | QSFP+ Module

Lenovo

MPN: 4TC7A85336

$169.00
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Key Features

  • 40GBase-SR4 network technology
  • QSFP+ transceiver type
  • 40 Gbps data rate
  • LC connector type
  • Multimode fiber support
  • Short-reach optical design
  • QSFP+ form factor
  • Preserve 40 GbE connectivity with QSFP+ SR4 short-reach optics
Keep short-reach 40 GbE links consistent in dense switching environments with the ACCELINK 40G QSFP+ SR4 transceiver. This QSFP+ optic is designed for multimode fiber deployments where you need dependable throughput, compact port utilization, and straightforward integration into existing 40 Gb infrastructure. SR4 optics are a practical fit for data center racks, aggregation layers, and top-of-rack switching where short optical runs are common and cable management must stay controlled. The QSFP+ form factor preserves switch density while supporting the bandwidth required for server uplinks, storage fabrics, and east-west traffic patterns. For teams standardizing on 40 GbE, this module helps maintain a clean upgrade path without overcommitting to longer-reach optics that add cost and complexity. It is a focused choice for environments that value the right reach, the right speed, and the right footprint for short-distance fiber links.

Ideal For

  • Top-of-rack switch uplinks in a data center
  • Short-reach server aggregation over multimode fiber
  • Storage fabric connectivity in rack-scale environments
  • 40 GbE backbone links between adjacent network cabinets

Why This Product

  • 1Short-reach multimode design for rack-scale links
  • 2QSFP+ footprint preserves switch port density
  • 340 GbE throughput for aggregation and uplink paths
  • 4Better fit than long-reach optics for same-rack deployments