10GBASE-T SFP+ RJ45 Copper Transceiver, 100m
Commercial-temperature 10GBASE-T copper SFP+ with an RJ45 interface and link reach up to 100m over Category 6a/7 cable.
10GBASE-T · SFP+ · RJ45 · Up to 100m · Category 6a/7
A 10G copper SFP+ for connecting a supported SFP+ host port to a 10GBASE-T RJ45 endpoint. The 100m rating belongs to this exact higher-power commercial variant; host power, airflow and population limits must be checked before deployment.
Where this 100m variant fits
Use it for
10GbE copper handoffs where a supported SFP+ device must connect to a server, switch, appliance or other 10GBASE-T RJ45 port.
Copper path
RJ45 over Category 6a/7 cable, rated up to 100m for the exact variant.
Confirm first
Host model and software, 10G port mode, coding, 2.5W power support, airflow, slot-population limits, cable route and peer port.
Host power and thermal gate
A 100m 10GBASE-T SFP+ is a host-level power and thermal decision, not only a cable-reach choice.
Confirm the exact host platform and software support a 10GBASE-T SFP+ rather than only optical SFP+ modules or DAC/AOC cables.
Verify that the slot can supply up to 2.5W and that the chassis airflow and allowed copper-module population meet the host vendor requirements.
Use the exact 10G port mode and do not assume 100M, 1G, 2.5G or 5G operation; those rates are not verified for this variant.
Confirm Category 6a/7 cabling, complete route length, patching quality, the remote 10GBASE-T port and the 0 to +70°C operating environment.
Verified technical evidence
| Product type | 10GBASE-T copper SFP+ transceiver |
|---|---|
| Copper data rate | 10Gbps; 10.3Gbps documented line rate |
| Maximum cable reach | Up to 100m |
| Cable | Category 6a/7 UTP |
| Connector | RJ45 |
| Maximum power | 2.5W |
| Supply voltage | 3.13 to 3.47V |
| Maximum supply current | 750mA |
| TX_DISABLE | Supported |
| RX_LOS | Supported |
| Operating case temperature | 0 to +70°C |
| Storage temperature | -40 to +85°C |
| Form-factor evidence | SFP+ MSA |
| Public Axonode SKU | Omitted pending verification |
Hero and gallery images show the Axonode 10G copper SFP+ RJ45 exterior. Final label and coding follow the approved quotation.
Compatibility validation plan
Before ordering
Compatibility requires exact host and software verification. Coding acceptance, available SFP+ power, thermal design, allowed port population and link-speed behavior are platform-specific. This Draft does not claim universal support.
During sample validation
For a sample check, verify inventory recognition, module alarms, 10G port state, link negotiation, traffic stability, error counters and enclosure temperature using the intended cable route and peer device.
10GBASE-T deployment questions
Does this exact 10GBASE-T SFP+ support a 100m copper link?
The approved source rates this exact variant for up to 100m over Category 6a/7 cable. Actual deployment still depends on the complete cable route, terminations, peer port and whether the host can support the module power and thermal load.
Can it be used in any SFP+ port?
No. Confirm the host model, software, 10G port mode, coding policy, available power, airflow and any copper-module population limit. An optical SFP+ cage is not automatically approved for a 2.5W 10GBASE-T module.
Why do power and airflow matter for this module?
The exact variant specifies up to 2.5W. Copper PHY processing creates more heat than many optical modules or passive cables, so the host vendor may limit supported slots or simultaneous module count. Check the exact platform guidance.
Does this variant support 1G, 2.5G or 5G speeds?
Those rates are not verified for this exact product source. This page covers 10Gbps operation. If multigig or lower-speed negotiation is required, provide the host and peer details so a separately verified variant can be selected.
Which cable should be used for the 100m rating?
Use a complete Category 6a/7 copper channel with correctly terminated four-pair RJ45 connections. Include patch cords and panels in the routed length, and verify the peer is configured for 10GBASE-T.
Does a copper SFP+ provide optical DDM or DOM readings?
Optical transmit and receive power do not apply to an RJ45 copper module. The host may expose identification, alarms or PHY information, but the exact visibility depends on platform software and coding.
What should be checked first if the 10G link does not come up?
Check host support, module recognition, available power, 10G port mode, coding, cable category and length, peer auto-negotiation, alarms, error counters and module temperature. Use a known-good short Category 6a/7 cable to separate host issues from the installed route.
Which power, airflow and channel details are needed for a 10G quotation?
Send the host vendor and model, software, port identifier and mode, coding or reference part number, cable category and route length, peer device, number and spacing of copper modules, airflow, quantity and required date.
Validate host power, airflow and the 100m copper channel
Send the host model and software, port mode, coding or reference part number, cable category and route length, peer device, module count and spacing, airflow, quantity and required date.
Request a configuration reviewFinal specifications follow the approved quotation and product datasheet.