Transceptor SFP CBO ABCU-5730GZ cabo de cobre 10 Gbit/s

The SFP Transceiver CBO ABCU-5730GZ Copper Wire 10Gbps is a compact module for 10 gigabit copper connections in network equipment with SFP ports. It supports short-reach links over copper cabling and is intended for installation in compatible switches, routers and servers that require a 10Gbps copper interface. The transceiver is designed to provide a straightforward plug-in solution for upgrading or expanding high-speed copper network links while maintaining a small form factor suitable for dense equipment racks.

Advantages

This copper SFP transceiver delivers a 10Gbps data rate over standard copper cabling, offering cost-efficient short-reach connectivity without the need for optical components. Its small SFP form factor enables high port density and easy hot-plug installation in supported devices. The module is engineered for interoperability with SFP-compatible network ports, simplifying replacement or expansion of existing copper links. The design focuses on stable data throughput and compact mechanical compatibility with common networking hardware.

Suitable for

• High-speed short-reach connections between switches and servers
• 10Gbps uplinks in data center aggregation or access layers
• Replacing or adding copper 10Gbps ports in routers and network appliances
• Temporary or permanent copper links where fiber is not required

Key specifications

• Interface type: SFP (small form-factor pluggable)
• Media: copper cabling
• Maximum data rate: 10 Gbps
• Reach: short-reach copper links (typical within same rack or nearby racks)
• Form factor: compact SFP module for hot-pluggable use
• Compatibility: designed for devices with SFP ports supporting 10Gbps copper transceivers

How to use

Install the transceiver by inserting the SFP module into an available compatible SFP port on the switch, router or server until it seats and locks. Connect the copper cable to the module’s RJ-45 or specified copper interface and verify link LEDs or device diagnostics for a successful link. Configure the network interface in the host device as required (speed/duplex settings are typically negotiated automatically). For safe handling, power down the device if recommended by the equipment vendor and avoid touching electronic contacts.

Recommendations

Use certified category copper cabling and check the connected equipment’s SFP compatibility list for supported transceivers. For runs longer than typical short-reach scenarios or where electromagnetic interference is a concern, consider optical alternatives. Periodically verify firmware and driver compatibility on network devices to ensure stable 10Gbps operation.