Transceiver Supplier in Dubai, UAE
ExOnn serves as a trusted transceiver supplier across the UAE — connecting businesses with high-quality optical networking solutions. We understand the critical role transceivers play in maintaining seamless data transmission for your network infrastructure. Whether you’re upgrading an existing data center, expanding your telecommunications network, or building new connectivity solutions, our range of transceivers delivers the performance and reliability your operations demand.
ExOnn works closely with organizations throughout the UAE to source the right transceiver modules that match specific network requirements — from SFP and SFP+ to QSFP28 and beyond. We take time to understand your project goals, budget considerations, and timeline constraints to ensure you receive solutions that integrate smoothly into your existing systems. With the UAE’s rapid digital transformation, having a dependable transceiver partner keeps your connectivity running without interruption.
Data center server and switch uplink connections
Enterprise network core and distribution layer links
Telecommunications backbone fiber connections
ISP and carrier network infrastructure
Broadcasting and media facility network backbone
Government and public sector high-speed networks
Specifications
Transceiver System
Types: SFP, SFP+, SFP28, QSFP+, QSFP28
Speed: 1G / 10G / 25G / 40G / 100G
Standard: MSA compliant — IEEE 802.3
Optical Performance
Wavelength: 850nm / 1310nm / 1550nm
Distance: 100m (MM) to 80km (SM) range
Connector: LC Duplex / MPO (QSFP models)
Physical
Hot-Plug: Yes — live insertion supported
DDM: Digital Diagnostic Monitoring supported
Power: Low power consumption design
Compatibility
Protocol: Ethernet / Fibre Channel / SONET
Temperature: Commercial 0°C – 70°C / Industrial -40°C – 85°C
Encoding: 8B/10B / 64B/66B
Supply & Compliance
Warranty: Standard manufacturer warranty included
Certifications: CE, RoHS, MSA compliant
Availability: UAE stock — data center quantities available
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