| NO. | Brand | Compatible P/N | Transceiver Type |
| 1 | Cisco | QSFP-40G-SR4-S | QSFP-40G-SR4(Dell) |
| 2 | APRESIA | H-SR4-QSFP+ | QSFP-40G-SR4(Huawei) |
| 3 | Alcatel-Lucent | QSFP-40G-SR | QSFP-40G-IR4 |
| 4 | Arista Networks | QSFP-40G-SR4 | QSFP-40G-LG4 |
| 5 | Brocade | 40G-QSFP-SR4-INT | QSFP-40G-ER4 |
| 6 | Check Point | CPAC-TR-40SR-SSM160-QSFP | QSFP-40G-ZR4 |
| 7 | Cisco Meraki | MA-QSFP-40G-SR4 | QSFP-40G-CSR4 |
| 8 | D-Link | DEM-QX01Q-SR4 |
| Arista Compatible | QSFP-40G-SR4 | Vendor Name | HYTOPTODEVICE |
| Form Factor | QSFP+ | Max Data Rate | 41.25Gbps |
| Wavelength | 850nm | Max Distance | 150m@OM4/100m@OM3 |
| Connector | MTP/MPO | Transmitter Type | VCSEL 850nm |
| Cable Type | MMF | Receiver Type | PIN |
| TX Power | -8.0~1.0dBm | Receiver Sensitivity | < -13dBm |
| Power Consumption | ≤1.5W | Modulation | NRZ |
| Protocols | IEEE 802.3 40GBASE-SR4, SFF-8436 | Operation Temperature | 0 to 70°C (32 to 158°F) |
Usage Guidelines & Best Practices
Fiber Choice: Only works with OM3 / OM4 multi‑mode MPO‑12 trunk cable; single‑mode fiber cannot support 850nm SR4 transmission and will lead to link failure.
Distance Limit: Max 100m on OM3 MMF, max 150m on OM4 MMF; excessive splices, dirty end‑faces or sharp bends reduce actual working distance.
Cleanliness & Dust: Keep dust caps on whenever unattached. Clean fiber end-faces with a optical cleaning pen before insertion; dust causes over 80% of optical link failures.
Installation Specification: Hot‑plug supported; keep MPO connector end‑faces clean, observe minimum fiber‑bend radius requirements.
Operating Environment: Commercial temperature range 0°C‑70°C; maintain cabinet airflow to avoid module overheating.
Full Compatibility List and Supported Devices
1. Supported Hardware & Firmware
Primary Application Scenarios
• Intra‑data‑center short‑haul leaf‑spine fabric links built on Arista switching hardware
• 40G aggregation‑layer trunk expansion for large enterprise campus networks
• Top‑of‑Rack switch 40G uplinks towards compute and virtualisation server farms
• Rack‑to‑rack short‑range multi‑mode fiber connections within server halls
• Enterprise and service‑provider infrastructure refresh and network modernisation initiatives
• Multi‑vendor hybrid‑fabric deployments for cloud and virtualised workload environments







FAQ
Q1: Will HYTOPTODEVICE 40G SR4 work across multi‑vendor switch hardware in mixed data‑center fabrics? A: HYTOPTODEVICE 40G QSFP+ SR4 can support multi‑vendor switch environments, as our modules are pre‑programmed with brand‑specific EEPROM profiles; share your exact switch model and firmware version before purchase so we can confirm full interoperability for your fabric deployment.
Q2: Can I populate QSFP28 100G ports with 40G SR4 transceivers for speed‑down use on Arista hardware? A: You can use HYTOPTODEVICE 40G SR4 inside QSFP28 ports only if the host port supports speed reconfiguration to 40G, since speed‑down capability differs per hardware platform; verify port specifications with your switch vendor ahead of placing your bulk order.
Q3: Is mandatory firmware upgrade needed on Arista EOS to recognise third‑party compatible SR4 optics? A: Firmware upgrade is not always required for HYTOPTODEVICE 40G SR4, as standards‑compliant modules can be identified natively by most Arista EOS builds; certain platform revisions require minor firmware updates or feature licenses, so review official switch release notes before deployment.
Q4: Can I interconnect HYTOPTODEVICE 40G SR4 optical transceiver directly with passive DAC or active AOC assemblies? A: Direct interconnection between SR4 optics and DAC/AOC is not feasible, because SR4 relies on parallel multi‑lane optical signalling while DAC/AOC utilise entirely different physical interfaces; pair this optic only with matching SR4 transceiver or qualified media converter for valid link establishment.
Q5: What real‑world transmission reach can buyers expect from HYTOPTODEVICE Arista‑compatible 40GBASE‑SR4 hardware? A: This HYTOPTODEVICE 40GBASE‑SR4 transceiver delivers 100‑meter reach over OM3 multimode fiber and 150‑meter reach over OM4 multimode fiber per IEEE 802.3ba specification; deploy LR4 or ER4 single‑mode transceivers for any link longer than these distances.
Q6: What optical wavelength specification does HYTOPTODEVICE wholesale 40G QSFP+ SR4 follow for parallel lane transmission? A: Our HYTOPTODEVICE 40G QSFP+ SR4 adopts industry‑standard 850nm VCSEL array, running four independent 10G NRZ lanes to achieve total 40Gbps throughput; this wavelength design is optimised for short‑haul multimode fiber data‑center interconnections.
Q7: What operational temperature range applies to HYTOPTODEVICE commercial‑grade 40G SR4 optical transceiver units? A: Standard HYTOPTODEVICE commercial 40G SR4 modules operate reliably within 0°C‑70°C ambient temperature range, while industrial‑grade variants support ‑40°C to +85°C for harsh non‑data‑center locations; notify our sales team if you require industrial temperature parts for your project.
Q8: Is breakout functionality supported on HYTOPTODEVICE 40G SR4 to reuse existing 10G SFP+ switch ports in Arista racks? A: Breakout to four separate 10G links is achievable with HYTOPTODEVICE 40G SR4, when used together with compliant MPO‑to‑4×LC fan‑out cable; this practical architecture helps customers maximise existing 10G hardware investment during network modernisation.
Q9: Can network administrators read real‑time lane‑by‑lane optical metrics from HYTOPTODEVICE Arista‑compatible 40G SR4 via switch CLI? A: Real‑time per‑lane optical monitoring is available on HYTOPTODEVICE 40G SR4 thanks to built‑in DDM/DOM functionality, which allows operators to retrieve transmit power, receive power and module temperature data directly from Arista CLI for routine link health diagnostics.
Q10: What fiber connector interface does HYTOPTODEVICE drop‑in QSFP‑40G‑SR4 replacement transceiver utilise for multimode cabling? A: HYTOPTODEVICE QSFP‑40G‑SR4 replacement uses 12‑pin MPO/MTP connector with 8 functional optical fibres for 4 transmit and 4 receive lanes; all trunk cables, patch cords and panel adapters in your cabling system must match this connector type to bring up valid links.
Q11: How does MPO polarity selection impact successful link bring‑up when deploying HYTOPTODEVICE bulk‑order 40G SR4 transceivers? A: MPO polarity mismatch is a frequent root cause of link‑down events for HYTOPTODEVICE 40G SR4 deployments, as Type A, B and C polarity follow different fibre mapping rules; collaborate with your cabling engineer to confirm correct polarity type before purchasing matching fiber assemblies.
Q12: Why should data‑center planners choose HYTOPTODEVICE SR4 optical transceivers instead of low‑cost DAC cables for rack‑to‑rack connections? A: HYTOPTODEVICE SR4 optics are preferred over DAC for many rack‑to‑rack links, since DAC cables only support maximum 3‑7‑meter distance and cannot be field‑repaired; SR4 supports up to 150‑meter reach, flexible cable routing and easy individual module swap during hardware maintenance.
Q13: What key procurement differences exist between genuine OEM Arista optics and HYTOPTODEVICE MSA‑compliant compatible 40G SR4 transceivers? A: HYTOPTODEVICE compatible 40G SR4 delivers equivalent hardware performance following global MSA standards, while OEM transceivers carry original vendor branding with premium pricing; our compatible units can realise significant project cost reduction and come with HYTOPTODEVICE‑backed warranty and technical support resources.
Q14: What pre‑shipment quality validation procedures does HYTOPTODEVICE perform for each 40G SR4 before bulk project shipment? A: Every HYTOPTODEVICE 40G SR4 undergoes complete 100‑percent optical parameter testing including transmit power, receive sensitivity and BER measurement plus multi‑switch compatibility verification; full test documentation can be provided upon request for large enterprise procurement tenders.
Q15: Can infrastructure integrators order pre‑sales sample units of HYTOPTODEVICE 40G SR4 before committing to large‑volume bulk procurement? A: Sample testing is supported for HYTOPTODEVICE 40G SR4 transceiver orders, with small‑quantity sample shipments available for real‑machine validation on your Arista hardware; contact our sales team to get sample pricing and production lead‑time for your upcoming network upgrade project.
Packaging & Custom OEM Solutions
Each QSFP+ SR4 module is individually sealed in ESD-safe anti-static packaging and stocked for same-day dispatch. Bulk orders can also be customized with OEM packaging—logo printing and private labeling included—built for network distributors, system integrators, and enterprise deployments.
Why Network Engineers Choose HYTOPTODEVICE
HYTOPTODEVICE has supplied over 5000,000 optical transceiver modules to data centers, ISPs, and enterprise networks across 100+ countries since 2011. Every module undergoes a 72-hour burn-in test and full DDM/DOM validation before shipment.
“Phenomenal performance. We deployed 200 HYTOPTODEVICE SFP+ modules to replace Cisco OEMs in our backbone network. Result? Zero compatibility issues and a 60% reduction in costs. Highly recommended for mission-critical networks."— Senior Network Engineer, Regional Telecom, Australia
Quality Certification & Compliance
At HYTOPTODEVICE, our quality commitment is backed by industry-standard validations. From fiber optical transceiver manufacturing to final visual inspection, from IQC、IPQC、FQC to OQC, our processes ensure global compliance and reliability.
We adhere to rigorous standards for our SFP modules and network solutions:
ISO 9001: Certified quality management and production consistency.
CE & FCC: Fully compliant for seamless Global Market Access.
RoHS: Committed to environmental responsibility and hazardous material control.
Proven Reliability: Rigorous testing to reduce compliance risk and ensure safety.
Certified Quality. Global Standards. Guaranteed Performance.



