Description
About Aruba R0M48A 50G SFP56 LC SR 100m MMF xcvr Tri-speed capable
product Specification
Parameter | Value |
---|---|
Part Number | R0M48A |
Type | SFP56 |
Transfer Speed | 50 Gb |
Maximum Distance | 100 m |
Family | HPE Aruba Networking |
Weight | 20.4 gm (0.1 lb) |
Fiber Mode | Multimode |
Connector | LC |
Wavelength | 850 nm |
Encoding | PAM4 |
Fiber Diameter | 50/125 µm |
Modal Bandwidth | OM3: 70 MHzkm, OM4/OM5: 100 MHzkm |
Tri-speed Capable | Yes |
Description
The Aruba R0M48A is a 50G SFP56 optical transceiver designed for high-speed data transmission over multimode fiber (MMF) up to 100 meters. This transceiver utilizes SFP56 form factor and LC connectors, ensuring compatibility with modern networking equipment.
Operating at a data rate of 50 Gbps, the R0M48A employs PAM4 encoding for efficient signal transmission. It supports OM3, OM4, and OM5 fiber types, offering flexibility in network infrastructure. A key feature of this transceiver is its tri-speed capability, allowing it to operate at 25G, 40G, and 50G speeds, providing future-proof scalability and investment protection.
With its compact size and low power consumption, the R0M48A is ideal for data center, enterprise, and campus network applications. It delivers reliable and high-performance connectivity for demanding network environments.
Supported/Comparable Models
HPE ANW 50G eSR 300m MMF xcvr (S0V64A)
HPE ANW 50G LR 10km SMF xcvr (S0V65A)
How much does the Aruba R0M48A 50G SFP56 LC SR 100m MMF xcvr Tri-speed capable cost in Bangladesh?
The price of the Aruba R0M48A 50G SFP56 LC SR 100m MMF xcvr Tri-speed capable can vary depending on market conditions and purchase volume. Since prices can fluctuate, they might not be listed online. However, contacting Datacom Technologies Bangladesh can get you a competitive quote based on your needs. Visit our website Datacom Technologies (BD) or reach out through WhatsApp: +8801748173213 or email: sales@datacomtechbd.com or datacomtechnologiesbd@gmail.com.
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