Fortinet FN-TRAN-QSFP+ER QSFP+ Transceiver

FN-TRAN-QSFP+ER Overview

Fortinet's current transceiver data sheet lists FN-TRAN-QSFP+ER with this ordering description: forty GE QSFP+ transceiver module, long range fortykm, LC connector, SMF, fortyGBase-ERfour, zero°C to seventy°C, for systems with QSFP+/QSFPtwenty eight slots.

Verified Ordering Facts

• Data rate: forty GE.
• Reach or cable length: fortykm.
• Connector: LC.
• Media: SMF.
• Operating temperature: zero°C to seventy°C.

Selection Profile

FN-TRAN-QSFP+ER combines forty GE, fortykm, SMF, LC, zero°C to seventy°C and a single orderable unit in the cited Fortinet ordering line. That profile is evaluated for longer metropolitan fiber where span loss and dispersion require review. Use the same documented Ethernet standard at both ends and do not substitute a visually similar module solely because the cage fits. The quote should preserve every listed attribute together because changing reach, media, connector, temperature class or package quantity creates a different orderable requirement.

Compatibility and Buying Guide

Before quoting FN-TRAN-QSFP+ER, match its form factor, data rate, media, connector and reach to both Fortinet endpoints. Bidirectional parts require the documented complementary optic; pack SKUs must be compared by total unit quantity rather than line-item count.

Use the verified ordering description above as the technical baseline.

Condition, Warranty and Shipping

Quoted as new Fortinet equipment. Confirm factory packaging, country of use, lead time, warranty route and export requirements. Compatibility remains dependent on the exact Fortinet host platform and software support matrix.

Official Sources

official Fortinet transceiver page and official Fortinet transceiver data sheet.

FAQ

Is this an exact official-source match?

Yes. The model appears in the current Fortinet ordering table.

What must be checked before ordering?

Before quoting FN-TRAN-QSFP+ER, match its form factor, data rate, media, connector and reach to both Fortinet endpoints. Bidirectional parts require the documented complementary optic; pack SKUs must be compared by total unit quantity rather than line-item count.