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Four modules to a pack, and one bullet that calls OS2 multimode

QINIYEK 10GBASE-LR single-mode SFP+, 1310 nm, 10 km stated, four to a pack

The only multi-module pack on this shelf, four ten-gigabit single-mode transceivers in one order, sold with the lowest published power draw here and a first bullet that manages to describe the same fibre two incompatible ways.

QINIYEK 10GBASE-LR single-mode SFP+ transceiver with a duplex LC optical port

QINIYEK 10GBASE-LR single-mode SFP+, 1310 nm, 10 km stated, four to a pack

The only multi-module pack on this shelf, four ten-gigabit single-mode transceivers in one order, sold with the lowest published power draw here and a first bullet that manages to describe the same fibre two incompatible ways.

Module form factor
SFP+ — stated in the title, sold four to a pack, which no other listing on this shelf does
Module rate
10 G — stated in the first bullet as the data rate, and carried by the 10GBase-LR designation in the title
Optical or copper medium
Optical — the first bullet names a duplex LC connector and single-mode fibre, and the second lists the switch families it is coded against
Fibre type
Single-mode — SMF is stated in the title and in the first bullet. The same bullet then gives the 10 km reach as obtained with a multimode fibre cable, OS2. The two halves of that sentence do not agree; the rest of the listing — SMF, 1310 nm and the 10GBASE-LR designation — reads single-mode throughout, and the page never reconciles them
Stated reach
Up to 10 km — stated in the title and in the first bullet, in the same line as the fibre description that contradicts itself
Connector type
Duplex LC — stated in the first bullet as the interface, so each link uses two strands
Wavelength
1310 nm — stated in the title and in the first bullet
Vendor coding stated
Coded for Cisco SFP-10G-LR, Ubiquiti UF-SM-10G and Meraki MA-SFP-10GB-LR, with Mikrotik, D-Link, Supermicro, Netgear and other open switches named in the second bullet without part numbers
Operating temperature range
Not published on the listing — no range appears in any bullet. The third publishes a power consumption of less than one watt and low EMI in its place, and adds that every module is checked individually before packing
Amazon reference
B09X9RZFC7 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0771077536357
  • Four modules in one pack, which is two complete links rather than one end of one
  • Under one watt, the lowest power figure published on this shelf
  • The first bullet calls the fibre multimode and SMF in a single sentence

Best for: Two ten-gigabit single-mode links being built at once, or one link with spares, into switches whose module lists name the Cisco, Ubiquiti or Meraki part numbers quoted.

≈ $36 / £45 / 35 €
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Specifications

Module form factor
SFP+ — stated in the title, sold four to a pack, which no other listing on this shelf does
Module rate
10 G — stated in the first bullet as the data rate, and carried by the 10GBase-LR designation in the title
Optical or copper medium
Optical — the first bullet names a duplex LC connector and single-mode fibre, and the second lists the switch families it is coded against
Fibre type
Single-mode — SMF is stated in the title and in the first bullet. The same bullet then gives the 10 km reach as obtained with a multimode fibre cable, OS2. The two halves of that sentence do not agree; the rest of the listing — SMF, 1310 nm and the 10GBASE-LR designation — reads single-mode throughout, and the page never reconciles them
Stated reach
Up to 10 km — stated in the title and in the first bullet, in the same line as the fibre description that contradicts itself
Connector type
Duplex LC — stated in the first bullet as the interface, so each link uses two strands
Wavelength
1310 nm — stated in the title and in the first bullet
Vendor coding stated
Coded for Cisco SFP-10G-LR, Ubiquiti UF-SM-10G and Meraki MA-SFP-10GB-LR, with Mikrotik, D-Link, Supermicro, Netgear and other open switches named in the second bullet without part numbers
Operating temperature range
Not published on the listing — no range appears in any bullet. The third publishes a power consumption of less than one watt and low EMI in its place, and adds that every module is checked individually before packing
Amazon reference
B09X9RZFC7 (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
EAN
0771077536357

On the listing

Four ten-gigabit single-mode SFP+ transceivers in one pack, 10GBase-LR, with a duplex LC connector, SMF, 1310 nm and a reach given as up to 10 km; compatibility for Cisco SFP-10G-LR, Ubiquiti UF-SM-10G, Meraki MA-SFP-10GB-LR, Mikrotik, D-Link, Supermicro, Netgear and other open switches; a power consumption stated as less than one watt, with low EMI, and a statement that each module is checked individually before packing; plug-and-play and hot-pluggable operation with a ring latch turned ninety degrees to release; and DDM named in the title.

SMF and multimode in one sentence

The first bullet describes the fibre twice and the two descriptions do not match. It opens with SMF — single-mode fibre — and closes by giving the 10 km reach as obtained with a multimode fibre cable, OS2.

Everything else on the page reads single-mode. The wavelength is 1310 nm. The class is 10GBASE-LR. The grade quoted is OS2, which the fibre patch listings on this site are sold under as single-mode by the people who make them.

So the word multimode is sitting in the one place a grade description belongs, in a sentence that already said the opposite six words earlier. This site reports both because both are published, and reports the weight of the surrounding evidence too, because a buyer deciding what glass to run deserves to see where it points.

No other listing in this hub sells more than two.

That changes the arithmetic of a project rather than the specification of a part. A fibre link needs a transceiver at each end, so a single-module listing is half a purchase; here a pair of runs, or a run with spares on the shelf, arrives in one box. Anyone wiring two buildings, or a loft and a garage, buys once.

It is the wrong shape for the commonest case, which is one link. Two modules would do, and two of these are left over.

Under one watt, and no temperature

The third bullet publishes a power draw of less than one watt, which is the lowest figure on this shelf and a genuine difference from the copper modules beside it.

Then the page stops. No operating range, no ambient recommendation, nothing about where the module may live. A low draw makes that omission less pressing than it would otherwise be — a transceiver consuming under a watt is not the thing warming a cabinet — but the figure is a substitute for the specification rather than the specification itself.

Before ordering

Settle the fibre question first: the run you are lighting is single-mode on every reading of this page except one word, and it is worth being certain before glass is bought. Check your switch maker’s module list against the three part numbers quoted. Then count what you need, because four is generous for one link and exactly right for two.

Availability

Priced from 35 € to 41 € across the German, French, Italian and Spanish Amazon stores the day this page was checked.

It is stocked on the American and British Amazon stores as well, in that country’s own currency. The range above leaves those out: it counts euro stores and no others.

Every figure in this section is what Keepa held on the day this page was last updated. Stock and prices move without warning.

Prices quoted in this text were read on 10 September 2026. The live price is at the top of the page.

More SFP modules

  • TP-Link TL-SM311LM multimode gigabit SFP module with an LC optical port

    TP-Link TL-SM311LM, multimode gigabit SFP, 850 nm, 550 m stated

    The module of a switch maker sold for other makers’ switches, with the shortest specification on this shelf: a wavelength, a distance and an LC socket, plus a storage temperature standing where an operating one should be.

    Module form factor
    SFP, named a MiniGBIC in the first bullet — the gigabit cage. The second bullet places it on a switch with SFP ports
    Module rate
    Gigabit — stated as such in the title, with the first bullet calling it a multi-mode MiniGBIC module. No figure in megabits or gigabits per second is printed anywhere on the page
    Optical or copper medium
    Optical — multi-mode, stated in the title and in the first bullet, with the second naming enterprise fibre networks, campus fibre networks and ISP networks as its use
    Fibre type
    Multimode — stated in the title and in the first bullet. The grade is not published on the listing: no OM1, OM2, OM3 or OM4 designation appears, and the third bullet gives 550 m at 850 nm in its place
    Stated reach
    550 m — stated in the title as a reach of up to 550 m, and in the third bullet as a transmission distance of 550 m
    Connector type
    LC — stated in the title as an LC interface. Whether that is a duplex pair or a single position is not published on the listing, and no bullet returns to the subject
    Wavelength
    850 nm — stated in the third bullet, in the same line as the distance
    Vendor coding stated
    Not published on the listing — the title claims compatibility with Cisco, Meraki, Ubiquiti and Mikrotik, and no coding, no part number and no module list is named against any of them. This is a switch maker’s own module, offered for other makers’ switches
    Operating temperature range
    Not published on the listing — the fourth bullet publishes a storage temperature of -40 to 85 °C, an operating humidity of 10 to 90 % relative and a storage humidity of 5 to 90 % relative, and never the temperature the module is meant to work at
    Amazon reference
    B001800S6M (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
    EAN
    1210002612036
    • Made by a switch maker, and the model designation in the title is that maker’s own catalogue number
    • Publishes a wavelength beside the distance, which is the pair a multimode reach claim needs
    • No operating temperature anywhere, on a page that finds room for two humidity ranges

    Best for: A short multimode run inside one building, into a switch that accepts third-party modules without argument.

    ≈ £22 / 17 €
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  • DIGITUS bidirectional gigabit SFP module with a single LC optical port

    DIGITUS DN-81003, bidirectional single-mode SFP, Tx 1310 / Rx 1550 nm, 20 km stated

    A single-strand module that sends on one wavelength and listens on another, sold with the longest list of switch makers on this shelf and without the reversed counterpart that a link of this kind cannot work without.

    Module form factor
    SFP, called a mini GBIC in the title — the gigabit cage. The second bullet gives the operating mode as single-mode, LC simplex, bidirectional
    Module rate
    Up to 1.25 Gbit/s — stated in the title and in the fourth bullet, and repeated in the seventh as a maximum data rate of 1.25 Gbps. The eighth bullet names IEEE 802.3z as the gigabit standard it meets
    Optical or copper medium
    Optical — the sixth bullet calls it a plug and play fibre connection, and the second names a single-mode simplex LC port
    Fibre type
    Single-mode — stated in the title and in the second bullet. The grade is not published on the listing: no OS1 or OS2 designation appears, and the maker gives a pair of wavelengths and a distance instead
    Stated reach
    Up to 20 km — stated in the title and in the fourth bullet, which prints the rate and the distance in the same line
    Connector type
    LC simplex — a single position rather than a duplex pair, stated in the title and in the second bullet, because both directions travel on the same strand of glass
    Wavelength
    Tx 1310 nm and Rx 1550 nm — stated in the title and in the third bullet. A module with those two reversed has to sit at the far end, and the listing does not say whether one is supplied, sold beside it or left to the buyer to find
    Vendor coding stated
    Twenty-two makers are listed in the first bullet — Ubiquiti, Allied Telesis, Allnet, CISCO, D-Link, Edimax, Intellinet, KTI Networks, Level One, PLANET, Tenda, TP-Link, TRENDnet, ZyXEL, ZTE, Avaya, Mikrotik, ENTERASYS, FINISAR, FORCE 10, RIVERSTONE and Fortinet. No coding scheme and no part number is named against any of them
    Operating temperature range
    0 °C to +70 °C — stated in the fifth bullet as the operating temperature range
    Amazon reference
    B00609EB0K (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
    EAN
    4016032305682
    • One strand carries both directions, which halves the glass a link consumes
    • Twenty-two switch makers are named, the longest such list on this shelf
    • A bidirectional module is useless on its own, and nothing here says a counterpart comes with it

    Best for: A 20 km single-strand run between two buildings where fibre is scarce, bought together with the reversed counterpart it needs at the other end.

    ≈ 13 €
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  • 10Gtek 10GBASE-T copper SFP+ module with an RJ45 socket and a metal shell

    10Gtek 10GBASE-T copper SFP+, 30 m stated, Marvell AQR113C named, 2.5 W draw

    The copper module that tells you what it costs in watts and where it gets too warm, and then prints ten maker names it will not work with — the only listing on this shelf that spends a bullet on its own limits.

    Module form factor
    SFP+ — stated in the title, and the first bullet asks that the transceiver be used in a 10G SFP+ port rather than a gigabit one
    Module rate
    10 Gb/s — stated in the first bullet as the data rate, and carried by the 10GBase-T designation in the title
    Optical or copper medium
    Copper — stated in the title, which calls it a copper transceiver with an RJ45 socket
    Fibre type
    Not published on the listing, and a copper module has no fibre to qualify. The second bullet names the cable instead: CAT.6a or CAT7 RJ45 cable, quoted in the same line as the reach
    Stated reach
    Up to 30 m — stated in the title and in the second bullet, in both cases against the Cat 6a or Cat 7 cable named beside it
    Connector type
    RJ45 — stated in the title as the socket the module presents
    Wavelength
    Not published on the listing, and copper carries none. The fifth bullet names the Marvell AQR113C PHY controller in its place and calls it the latest of its kind
    Vendor coding stated
    Compatibility is claimed for Cisco, Meraki, Ubiquiti except the US-48-500W, Mikrotik, Netgear, Zyxel, QNAP NAS, Synology, D-Link, TP-Link, Supermicro and other open switches. The fourth bullet then names ten makers it is not compatible with: HP-ProCurve, HP-H3C, HP-Aruba, Intel, Arista, Mellanox, Dell Force10, Extreme, Brocade and Juniper
    Operating temperature range
    Not published on the listing as a range — the fifth bullet states instead that the module can become hot in use because the integrated circuit draws 2.5 W, and recommends using it where the ambient temperature stays below 50 °C
    Amazon reference
    B01M8O3MAL (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
    EAN
    0603149410633
    • The only listing here that publishes what the module draws, and says what that means in practice
    • Ten makers are named as incompatible, which is worth more than any list of the compatible ones
    • The thermal statement is an ambient recommendation, not the working range a datasheet would carry

    Best for: A ten-gigabit copper link in a cabinet with air actually moving through it, into a switch outside the ten makers this listing rules out.

    ≈ £31 / 36 €
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Others worth having spare

  • Fiamm sealed lead-acid replacement battery of 12 V for an APC Back-UPS

    Fiamm Replacement cell for APC Back-UPS ES 700, 12 V, 7200 mAh / 86.4 Wh, 151 × 65 × 94 mm

    One of two cells on this shelf whose maker publishes the watt-hour figure itself, and the only one that gives its capacity in milliamp-hours rather than amp-hours.

    Cell reference
    Not published on the listing — no code describing the cell type, its case format or its rating appears in the bullets. The record carries the maker’s order reference, which is what the model field above holds
    Cartridge reference
    Not published on the listing — no APC cartridge code such as the RBC family appears. The machine is named instead, as the APC Back-UPS ES 700, in the title
    Voltage rating
    12 V — stated in the title and in the third bullet
    Amp-hour rating
    7200 mAh — stated in the third bullet, in milliamp-hours rather than in amp-hours, with 86.4 Wh given immediately beside it. Both figures are the maker’s and both are reported here in the units the maker printed them in. The watt-hour figure is published rather than derived, which is why it appears at all
    Terminal type
    Not published on the listing — no Faston tab, no bolted post and no designation is named in any of the five bullets
    Terminal width
    Not published on the listing — no millimetre figure appears for the tabs. One cell on this shelf publishes a width and the other five do not
    Case dimensions
    151 mm × 65 mm × 94 mm — stated in the fourth bullet. Three cells in this hub carry exactly these three numbers, which is the standard footprint for a sealed cell of this rating
    Cells per pack
    Not published on the listing — no count and no series or parallel arrangement appears. The bullets describe a single battery without ever saying so in a number
    Assembled or loose supply
    Not published on the listing — nothing says whether an interconnect is fitted or the tabs arrive insulated. The first bullet calls it an original battery and the second calls it high-grade new stock
    Stated design life
    Not published on the listing — no period and no conditions are given. The fifth bullet claims cells of the highest quality, which is a claim rather than a specification
    Amazon reference
    B00F4A6FAU (same reference on 6 Amazon marketplaces)
    EAN
    4051363470807
    • Publishes a watt-hour figure itself, which four listings on this shelf never do
    • All three case dimensions, on the standard footprint for this rating
    • No terminal type and no tab width, which are the two figures that decide whether it connects

    Best for: An APC Back-UPS whose old cell measures 151 by 65 by 94 and whose tabs have already been identified by eye, since this page will not identify them for you.

    ≈ 25 €
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  • Q-Batteries assembled replacement battery module for an APC Back-UPS with F2 terminals

    Q-Batteries Replacement module for APC RBC48, 12 V 7.2 Ah stated, F2 terminals, 151 × 130 × 100 mm

    A ready-made module quoted against an APC cartridge code, whose case is roughly twice the width of the single cells on this shelf while its electrical figures stay identical to theirs.

    Cell reference
    Not published on the listing — no code describing an individual cell appears, and the fifth bullet gives the technical data for the module as a whole
    Cartridge reference
    RBC48 — stated in the title and in the first bullet, which names it as a UPS replacement battery for APC. It is one of two cartridge codes published on this shelf, and it is the route by which a UPS maker’s own paperwork can be matched
    Voltage rating
    12 V — stated in the fifth bullet, in the technical data line
    Amp-hour rating
    7.2 Ah — stated in the fifth bullet, beside the voltage. No watt-hour figure is published, and this page does not produce one
    Terminal type
    F2 — stated in the fifth bullet as the connection type. It is one of two listings on this shelf to name a terminal at all, and the designation is given without a description of what it is
    Terminal width
    Not published on the listing — F2 is a tab designation and no millimetre figure is printed against it. One cell in this hub publishes a width in millimetres, and this is not it
    Case dimensions
    151 mm × 130 mm × 100 mm — stated in the fifth bullet. Three other cells on this shelf publish 151 × 65 × 94 mm at the same stated voltage and the same stated capacity, so this case is roughly twice as wide as theirs while the electrical figures are identical. The listing prints both facts and does not reconcile them
    Cells per pack
    Not published on the listing — the title calls the product a ready-made battery module for replacement and no bullet says how many cells are inside it or how they are wired to each other
    Assembled or loose supply
    Assembled — stated in the title as a ready-made module for exchange. It is the only listing on this shelf that says outright what state the product arrives in
    Stated design life
    Not published on the listing — no period and no condition appears. The fourth bullet describes a maintenance-free sealed AGM battery, which is a construction rather than a life
    Amazon reference
    B005SJNH1M (same reference on 4 Amazon marketplaces)
    EAN
    4250889626181
    • Publishes an APC cartridge code, which four listings on this shelf do not
    • States that it arrives assembled and ready to exchange, which no other listing here does
    • A case roughly twice as wide as the single cells here, with the same 12 V and 7.2 Ah beside it and no explanation

    Best for: One of the three APC machines named on the page, where a ready-assembled module is worth more than a loose cell and the tray has been measured against the wider case.

    ≈ 64 €
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  • Voltrana replacement UPS battery of 12 V and 7.2 Ah in a black sealed case

    voltrana Replacement cell for Eaton Ellipse PRO 650 DIN, 68760SP named, 1 × 12 V 7.2 Ah

    Everything published about this cell is in its title: a machine name, a code whose role is unstated, and two electrical figures. The feature list underneath contains a single word.

    Cell reference
    Not published on the listing — no code describing the cell itself appears. The record carries no manufacturer reference either, so this page publishes none
    Cartridge reference
    68760SP is printed in the title, directly after the machine name Eaton Ellipse PRO 650 DIN. The listing does not say whether that code identifies the UPS, the battery cartridge Eaton sells for it, or the seller’s own line, and this page does not assign it a role it has not been given
    Voltage rating
    12 V — stated twice in the title, once on its own and once inside the phrase 1 × 12 V 7.2 Ah
    Amp-hour rating
    7.2 Ah — stated in the title. No watt-hour figure is published and none is calculated here
    Terminal type
    Not published on the listing — no Faston tab, no bolted terminal and no designation of any kind appears. On a cell sold as a fitting part, this is the line that decides whether the connector from the machine goes on it
    Terminal width
    Not published on the listing — no millimetre figure is given, which follows from the terminal type being absent
    Case dimensions
    Not published on the listing — no length, width or height appears anywhere. Three cells on this shelf publish all three, and the tray in a UPS is a moulding that does not stretch
    Cells per pack
    One — stated in the title as 1 × 12 V 7.2 Ah, which names the count and the rating of the single cell supplied
    Assembled or loose supply
    Not published on the listing — nothing describes whether the cell arrives with an interconnect fitted or with its tabs insulated. The single cell count in the title is as close as the page comes to the question
    Stated design life
    Not published on the listing — no period and no condition is given
    Amazon reference
    B0H4RF7G6N (same reference on 1 Amazon marketplace)
    EAN
    4262498488371
    • States the count and the rating together, as 1 × 12 V 7.2 Ah, which removes one common ambiguity
    • Names the target machine in the title rather than leaving compatibility to a search
    • The feature list is one word long and carries no specification at all

    Best for: Somebody who already has the Eaton machine named in the title open in front of them and can verify the fit physically, rather than from this page.

    ≈ 23 €
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