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Why does my SFP+ adapter get burning hot?
Operating temperature: 32–158°F (0–70°C). This is normal for high-speed modules and within spec. Do not touch during operation.
We recommend adding a cooling fan or heat sink(s) and ensuring good airflow for heat dissipation.
Does SFP+ to RJ45 module support hot-swapping? How to remove?
Yes, plug-and-play. Adopting a standard SFP hot-pluggable design, the ring lock can be rotated 90 degrees downward to unlock and plug.
Does 10G actually work reliably? How far can it go?
Yes, You'll get full 10Gbps speeds. Pair it with Cat6a or Cat7 cable and you're good for up to 30 meters — plenty for most home or office setups.




Comparison
![]() 30m 10G SFP+ to RJ45 | ![]() 80M 10G SFP+ to RJ45 | ![]() 10G LR SFP+ Transceiver | ![]() 10GBase-SR Transceiver |
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| Customer Reviews | |||
| — | — | — | — |
| Price | |||
| — | — | — | — |
| Form Factor | |||
| for 10G SFP+ | for 10G SFP+ | for 10G SFP+ | for 10G SFP+ |
| Temperature | |||
| 32 to 158°F | 32 to 158°F | 32 to 158°F | 32 to 158°F |
| Cable Type | |||
| CAT6a/ CAT7 | CAT6a/ CAT7 | OS2/OS3 | OM3/OM4 |
| Max Transmission Distance | |||
| 30M | 80M | 10KM | 300M |
| Reliable | |||
| ? | ? | ? | ? |
Why does my SFP+ adapter get burning hot?
Operating temperature: 32–158°F (0–70°C). This is normal for high-speed modules and within spec. Do not touch during operation.
We recommend adding a cooling fan or heat sink(s) and ensuring good airflow for heat dissipation.
Does SFP+ to RJ45 module support hot-swapping? How to remove?
Yes, plug-and-play. Adopting a standard SFP hot-pluggable design, the ring lock can be rotated 90 degrees downward to unlock and plug.
Does 10G actually work reliably? How far can it go?
Yes, You'll get full 10Gbps speeds. Pair it with Cat6a or Cat7 cable and you're good for up to 30 meters — plenty for most home or office setups.

































