Application/Usage:
- Data Networking
- Optical Network
Dell 407-BBYO Transceiver Modules
Part Number:
407-BBYO
Model:
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Dell 407-BBYO Transceiver Modules Overview
The Dell™ QSFP28 transceiver delivers fiber connectivity to extend the range of your network. This hot-pluggable transceiver with QSFP28 (Small Form Factor Pluggable) footprint features a MPO connector. The Dell networking 100GBaseESR4 QSFP28 transceiver provides 100GbE connectivity up to 100meter .
Additionally, it provides a unique enhanced digital diagnostic monitoring interface, which allows real-time access to device operating parameters such as transceiver temperature, laser bias current, transmitted optical power, received optical power, and transceiver supply voltage.
Technical Information
Interfaces/Ports
Total Number of Ports:
1
Connector Type:
MPO
Interfaces/Ports Details:
1 x MPO 100GBase-eSR4 Network
Media & Performance
Media Type Supported:
Optical Fiber
Fiber Mode Supported:
Multi-mode
Ethernet Technology:
100 Gigabit Ethernet
Network Technology:
100GBase-eSR4
Physical Characteristics
Form Factor:
- Plug-in Module
- Hot-pluggable
Miscellaneous
Compatibility:
Dell EMC Switches:
- S5224F-ON
- S5212F-ON
- Z9100
- S5232F-ON
- S5296F-ON
- S6100
- S5248F-ON
Item Numbers
GTIN:
0884116464488, 5397184377093
UPC:
884116464488
EAN:
0884116464488, 5397184377093
UNSPSC:
43201404
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Dell 407-BBYO transceiver module used for?
The Dell 407-BBYO is a QSFP28 transceiver module designed for high-speed data networking applications requiring 100 Gigabit Ethernet connectivity. It supports the 100GBase-eSR4 standard over multi-mode optical fiber with a maximum reach of 100 meters, making it ideal for data center and enterprise network deployments. We offer this module as a hot-pluggable solution that integrates seamlessly into compatible Dell networking equipment.
What type of fiber connection does the Dell 407-BBYO use?
The Dell 407-BBYO features an MPO (Multi-fiber Push-On) connector and operates over multi-mode optical fiber. This configuration supports the 100GBase-eSR4 standard, which is optimized for shorter-distance, high-bandwidth applications within data centers and campus networks. Contact us today if you need guidance on fiber compatibility with your existing infrastructure.
Is the Dell 407-BBYO hot-pluggable?
Yes, the Dell 407-BBYO is a hot-pluggable transceiver module, meaning it can be safely inserted or removed from compatible equipment without powering down the system. This feature minimizes network downtime during maintenance, upgrades, or troubleshooting. We recommend following Dell's installation guidelines to ensure proper seating and optimal performance.
What networking speed does the Dell 407-BBYO support?
The Dell 407-BBYO supports 100 Gigabit Ethernet speeds using the 100GBase-eSR4 standard. This makes it suitable for high-performance computing, data center interconnects, and enterprise backbone networks requiring maximum throughput. Visit barcodesinc.com to explore compatible networking equipment and accessories.
What equipment is the Dell 407-BBYO compatible with?
The Dell 407-BBYO is compatible with Dell networking switches and routers that feature QSFP28 transceiver slots supporting the 100GBase-eSR4 standard. Compatibility depends on your specific Dell equipment model and firmware version. Contact us today with your equipment details, and our team can confirm compatibility and help you select the right module for your deployment.
How does the Dell 407-BBYO compare to other 100G transceiver options?
The Dell 407-BBYO 100GBase-eSR4 module is optimized for multi-mode fiber deployments with a 100-meter reach, making it cost-effective for data center and campus network applications compared to longer-reach single-mode alternatives. Its hot-pluggable design and genuine Dell manufacturing ensure compatibility and reliability with Dell infrastructure. We offer this module as part of our comprehensive networking solutions—contact us today to discuss which transceiver type best fits your network architecture.
