Juniper Networks
QSFP-DD, 400G-ZR-M, Metro DWDM, 0dBm, Standard Temperature (0 through 70 deg C), Duplex LC Connector
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Juniper QDD-400G-ZR-M 400G QSFP-DD Metro DWDM | Optical Transceiver
Juniper Networks
MPN: QDD-400G-ZR-M-HP
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Key Features
- QSFP-DD transceiver type
- 400 Gbps data rate
- Duplex LC connector
- Metro DWDM optical profile
- 0 dBm output power
- Standard temperature operation: 0 to 70 °C
- Juniper Networks optical module
- Extend metro transport reach using 400G-ZR-M DWDM optics
Move 400G traffic across metro DWDM spans with an optical module engineered for demanding carrier and service-provider environments. The QDD-400G-ZR-M combines QSFP-DD density with 0 dBm output and duplex LC connectivity, giving network teams a practical path to high-capacity transport without expanding rack footprint.
Standard-temperature operation from 0 to 70 °C makes it suitable for controlled edge, aggregation, and metro sites where equipment must hold performance across variable conditions. The 400G-ZR-M profile is built for long-reach optical transport, helping reduce the number of intermediate handoff points and preserving bandwidth for latency-sensitive workloads.
For teams standardizing on dense optical infrastructure, this module fits where port efficiency and transport reach carry real cost impact. It is a strong choice for upgrading metro fabrics, extending backbone capacity, or adding high-speed interconnects to environments that need predictable optical behavior and carrier-grade deployment characteristics.
Ideal For
- Metro DWDM transport between aggregation sites
- 400G backbone extension across carrier-managed optical spans
- High-density interconnects in service-provider edge routers
- Capacity upgrades in controlled-temperature optical rooms
Why This Product
- 1400G DWDM transport versus short-reach optics
- 2QSFP-DD density versus larger optical modules
- 3Duplex LC connectivity versus proprietary cabling
- 4Standard-temperature operation versus limited-environment modules