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Modules and accessories: the small lines that finish a BOM
SFP and QSFP optics, DSP modules and the accessory lines that complete a network order — priced on the same quotation as the hardware they plug into.
Optics belong on the switch inquiry
PDU and modules sit alongside our main equipment lines, and the Cisco PVDM4-64 DSP module is one of our listed products. The pattern on this desk: modules are quoted with the parent hardware. Send the switch or router list and the module list together, with reach and fibre type for optics.
For transceivers, the decisive details are rate, reach, connector and the host they plug into. State all four; a module quoted without a host is a guess.
Reference models buyers ask about
- Cisco PVDM4-64
- IEM-3300-8S=
Ask for the current position on either in your inquiry.
Related lines
Compatibility is a three-way match
A transceiver has to satisfy three parties at once: the host port's rate and form factor, the fibre plant's type and reach, and the far end's matching optic. Quoting any two without the third is how module orders go wrong, which is why module inquiries from this desk always ask for the host list alongside the optic list.
Coded and compatible optics raise the question buyers actually mean: will this module run in that host? State the host models exactly, and the quotation answers for those hosts rather than in general terms.
Common questions
Can you supply PVDM4 DSP modules?
Yes — the PVDM4-64 is a listed product here; send the variant and quantity.
What do you need to quote an SFP?
Rate, reach, connector type and the host switch or router it plugs into.
Can modules be ordered without hardware?
Yes — send the host models the modules must run in, with rates and reaches, and the lines are quoted standalone.