Generic Compatible 800GBASE-2xDR4 QSFP-DD 8x100G PAM4 1310nm 500m SMF DOM Dual MPO-12/APC Optical Transceiver Module

$889.00

SKU: D2EE2E29AD2D

Product Highlights

  • Maximum Power Consumption: ≤18W.
  • Professionally Tested for Compatibility and Optical Performance, with Detailed Parameter Test Reports Available.
  • Compliant with Hot-Pluggable QSFP-DD MSA, IEEE 802.3cu, and CMIS 5.0 Standards.
  • Class 1 Laser Safety Compliant and RoHS Compliant (Lead-Free).
  • Supports DDM (Digital Diagnostic Monitoring) for Real-Time Operating Parameter Monitoring.
  • Designed to Enhance Network Flexibility, Cost Efficiency, Scalability, and Operational Reliability.
  • 30-Day Free Return, 1-Year Free Replacement, 3-Year Warranty, and Lifetime After-Sales Technical Support.

Generic Compatible 800GBASE-2xDR4 QSFP-DD 8x100G PAM4 1310nm 500m SMF DOM Dual MPO-12/APC Optical Transceiver Module

The Generic Compatible 800GBASE-2xDR4 QSFP-DD Optical Transceiver Module is engineered for next-generation 800G Ethernet networks, delivering high-capacity optical connectivity for advanced data center and cloud infrastructure. Based on PAM4 modulation, it combines two independent 400G DR4 optical channels to provide an aggregate bandwidth of 800Gbps. Each channel carries four 100G optical lanes, forming an 8×100G transmission architecture over single-mode fiber.

Operating at a nominal wavelength of 1310nm, the module supports transmission distances of up to 500 meters over SMF. Its dual MPO-12/APC optical interfaces provide separate connections for the two 400G DR4 channels, allowing the module to accommodate different network topologies and interconnection requirements. This architecture supports both native 800G optical links and 800G-to-2×400G breakout configurations when paired with compatible networking equipment.

Designed for QSFP-DD host platforms, the module follows the QSFP-DD MSA and relevant IEEE 802.3 optical interface specifications, with CMIS 5.0 support for standardized module management. Its integrated digital monitoring capabilities help administrators monitor operating conditions and optical performance, facilitating network diagnostics and maintenance.

With its high-density optical architecture and flexible connectivity options, this 800G 2xDR4 transceiver provides a practical solution for upgrading existing data center infrastructure, supporting bandwidth-intensive workloads, and building scalable high-speed Ethernet networks.

Specifications

Part Number QSFP-DD-800G-2xDR4 Vendor Name SFPPlaza
Form Factor Twin-port QSFP-DD Max. Data Rate 800Gbps
Wavelength 1310nm Max. Cable Distance 500m
Connector Dual MTP/MPO-12 APC Media SMF
Transmitter Type EML Receiver Type PIN
Max. Power Consumption ≤18W Protocols 800G Ethernet Compliant
DDM/DOM Supported Commercial Temperature Range 0~70°C(32 to 158°F)
Modulation (Electrical) 8×106.25Gb/s PAM4 Modulation (Optical) Two ports 4×106.25Gb/s PAM4

Highlights

Optimized for AI and High-Performance Computing Networks

The rapid growth of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and high-performance computing (HPC) is driving demand for higher network bandwidth and lower-latency data exchange. This 800G optical transceiver is suitable for high-capacity Ethernet interconnects in AI training clusters, GPU computing environments, and distributed computing infrastructure.
  • Supports high-bandwidth connections between AI compute nodes, leaf switches, and spine switches.
  • Suitable for GPU clusters handling large-scale distributed training and data-intensive workloads.
  • Helps network operators accommodate increasing east-west traffic in modern data center fabrics.

Flexible Leaf-Spine Network Architecture

Modern data center networks rely on scalable leaf-spine architectures to provide high-throughput connectivity between server access and network aggregation layers. The dual-interface design offers additional flexibility when deploying 800G uplinks and distributing bandwidth across multiple 400G network connections.
  • Suitable for high-speed leaf-to-spine and spine-to-spine Ethernet interconnections.
  • Enables flexible connectivity between 800G switching infrastructure and two independent 400G network ports.
  • Supports network expansion without requiring a complete redesign of the existing optical infrastructure.

800G Network Migration and 400G Infrastructure Integration

For data centers transitioning from 400G to 800G networking, maintaining interoperability with existing infrastructure is an important consideration. The 2xDR4 architecture provides a practical migration option for integrating higher-capacity switching platforms with compatible 400G equipment.
  • Facilitates phased upgrades from 400G to 800G Ethernet networks.
  • Supports 800G-to-2×400G connectivity for connecting higher-capacity switches to multiple 400G network devices.
  • Helps optimize port utilization and network bandwidth allocation during infrastructure upgrades.

Suitable for Hyperscale and Cloud Data Center Interconnects

Large-scale cloud and hyperscale data centers require reliable optical connections across distributed network equipment. This module is suitable for short- to medium-reach single-mode fiber interconnections within data center environments.
  • Supports high-density optical connectivity in cloud computing and hyperscale data center deployments.
  • Suitable for connections between compatible Ethernet switches and high-performance networking equipment.
  • Provides deployment flexibility for expanding network capacity in bandwidth-intensive environments.

Simplified Network Operations and Maintenance

Reliable optical connectivity is essential for maintaining network availability and minimizing troubleshooting time. Standardized module management and diagnostic capabilities help network administrators monitor link conditions and identify potential optical performance issues.
  • Facilitates optical link monitoring and preventive maintenance.
  • Helps network engineers identify abnormal operating conditions during troubleshooting.
  • Supports compatibility validation and deployment testing across supported networking platforms.

100% Compatibility Validated for Arista, NVIDIA, Cisco & Broadcom RoCE Networks

SFPPlaza optical transceivers, AOCs, and DACs undergo rigorous compatibility and interoperability testing with leading RoCE networking platforms, including Arista 7060XE7 and 7060X6 Series data center switches, NVIDIA Spectrum-4 SN5000 Series switches, Cisco N9100 and Nexus 9364E-SG2 Series switches, and Broadcom BCM57708 and BCM957608 NICs. Designed for high-performance RoCE and AI data center networks, our connectivity solutions deliver reliable high-speed data transmission, stable link performance, and seamless integration across demanding network environments.

NVIDIA/Mellanox (Ethernet) 920-9N42F-00RI-3C1, MSN4700-WS2FC, 900-9X81E-00EX-ST0, MCX75310AAS-NEAT, B3240, MCX623105AC-VDAT
Arista 7060XE7-128PE, 7060X6-64PE, 720R4-128PE, 7060DX5-32, 7050DX4-32S, 7280DR3A-54
Juniper QFX5240-64QD, QFX5700, QFX5220-32CD, QFX5120-48T, QFX5110-32Q
Cisco N9164E-NS4-O, N9364E-SG2-Q, Nexus 9364D-GX2A, Nexus 9504, 8501-SYS-MT, Nexus 3432D-S, N9K-X9400-16W(200G)
Broadcom P1800GO, BCM957608-P1400GDF00, BCM957508-N1200G
HUAWEI CE9875-64EO, CloudEngine 16804, CloudEngine 9865-4C, CloudEngine S6780-H4Z, CloudEngine 6885-48YS8CQ-T
H3C S9827-64EP, S9857-24DH8EP, S9855-32D, S9820-8C
Nokia 7220 IXR-H5-32D, 7220 IXR-H2

Questions & Answers

QSFP-DD-800G-2xDR4: Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can this QSFP-DD 800G 2xDR4 module interoperate with an OSFP 800G 2xDR4 optical transceiver?

A: Yes. It can establish an 800G optical link with a compatible OSFP 800G 2xDR4 transceiver, provided that both devices support matching optical specifications, lane mapping, and link configurations. For 800G connectivity, both MPO-12/APC interfaces must be connected using two compatible single-mode fiber patch cords. It can also connect to two separate 400G DR4 transceivers for 800G-to-2×400G breakout applications.

Q: Can this module operate normally if only one MPO-12/APC port is connected?

A: Yes. The two MPO-12/APC interfaces support independent 400G DR4 optical links. When only one interface is connected to a compatible 400G DR4 transceiver, the corresponding 400G channel can operate independently, while the other channel remains unused. The active connection supports up to 400Gbps, subject to host device configuration and platform compatibility.

Q: Does this module support 800G-to-2×400G breakout connectivity? How does it work?

A: Yes. The module supports 800G-to-2×400G breakout applications by connecting its two independent MPO-12/APC interfaces to two separate 400G DR4 optical transceivers. Each interface carries one 400G optical link, allowing a single 800G host port to connect to two 400G network ports. The host switch must support the corresponding breakout configuration.

Q: Can an 800G 2xDR4 module directly interconnect with a single-port 800G DR8 module?

A: No, not through a direct optical connection. The 800G 2xDR4 architecture uses two independent 400G DR4 optical interfaces, whereas a conventional 800G DR8 architecture uses a single 8-lane optical interface, typically with an MPO-16 connector. Their optical lane mapping and connector configurations are different. Direct interoperability is therefore not supported without an appropriate optical conversion or breakout solution.
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