RAD SFP-P-6DH Compatible 10GBASE-LR SFP+ Industrial Transceiver

EdgeOptic's SFP-P-6DH compatible is a RAD-coded dual-rate version of the EdgeOptic 10G-SFP-10I multi-vendor 10GBASE-LR SFP+ transceiver. RAD's own catalog lists the SFP-P-6DH as a multirate module supporting 10 Gigabit Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet, matching the Ethernet application scope of the underlying 10G-SFP-10I hardware. The module pairs a 1310 nm DFB laser with a PIN photodiode receiver, delivers a 6 dB average link budget over single-mode fiber through a duplex LC/UPC connector, and reaches 10 km on standard SMF. Dispersion tolerance runs 70 to 100 ps/nm across the 1260 to 1360 nm wavelength band, and built-in DDM/DOM reporting exposes TX power, RX power, bias current, temperature, and supply voltage for ongoing link monitoring on a +3.3V supply. Minimum TX power is -8.2 dBm, maximum TX power is -0.5 dBm, RX sensitivity is -14.5 dBm, and RX overload sits at 0 dBm, consistent with the 10GBASE-LR class the module is built to. The underlying 10G-SFP-10I platform's application envelope also extends to Fibre Channel rates from 1G to 10G FC and STM-64 SONET/SDH framing at the hardware level. RAD's own catalog documentation for the SFP-P-6DH confirms the Ethernet application scope specifically, so Fibre Channel or SONET/SDH operation should be confirmed against the target chassis before relying on those modes.

The underlying 10G-SFP-10I hardware in this compatible carries an EdgeOptic industrial rating of -45°C to +85°C. RAD's published specification for the SFP-P-6DH states an industrial operating case temperature of -40°C to +85°C for the OEM part. These are distinct figures tied to their respective products and should not substitute for one another when qualifying a deployment's thermal limits; the case temperature the deployed part is actually rated for should be verified before setting an environmental design margin. Compliance runs to SFF-8431 and the SFP MSA mechanical and electrical specification, not SFF-8432, along with CE marking, RoHS, and Class 1 laser safety per FDA regulations and IEC 60825-1. The compatible carries RAD-recognized EEPROM coding; module recognition should be verified against the target RAD platform's transceiver support documentation. Backed by 15+ years of EdgeOptic compatibility engineering across vendor optical platforms and covered by a lifetime warranty. For volume pricing or alternative vendor coding, contact our sales team.