| Management number | 241248617 | Release Date | 2026/07/17 | List Price | $189.00 | Model Number | 241248617 | ||
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The Tripp Lite N286-100G-SR4SG is a QSFP28 transceiver designed to deliver 100 gigabits per second data transfer over multimode fiber. It operates at an 850 nm wavelength and supports distances up to 100 meters on OM4 fiber, making it suitable for high-speed connections within data centers, campus buildings, and enterprise networks. This module fits into compatible routers, switches, or servers and uses a 12-strand MTP or MPO connector for straightforward installation.
This transceiver is designed to fit into QSFP28 slots on compatible network devices such as routers, switches, and servers. It uses a 12-strand MTP or MPO connector, which is common in high-density fiber optic cabling systems. The module supports the widely adopted 100GBase-SR4 standard, ensuring it works seamlessly with equipment that accepts QSFP-100G-SR4-S modules. This makes it a practical choice for upgrading backbone links or connecting top-of-rack switches to core network gear.
With its digital diagnostic monitoring, the transceiver provides continuous feedback on critical operating parameters, allowing network administrators to detect and address issues before they impact performance. The zinc alloy housing not only shields against electromagnetic interference but also withstands the physical demands of busy data center environments. Its hot-swappable nature means maintenance and upgrades can be performed quickly, minimizing disruption to network operations.
This transceiver is well suited to data center operators, cloud service providers, and enterprise IT teams who require high throughput and low latency for backbone and short-reach connections. It fits well in environments where quick field service and predictable network performance are essential, such as in dense patch panels or campus networks. Its compatibility and robust design make it a strong choice for upgrading existing multimode fiber infrastructure to 100 GbE speeds.
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