Juniper Networks
QSFP-DD 2X400G FR4 TRANSCEIVER, 2 LC-DUP
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Juniper QSFP-DD QDD-2X400G-FR4-P 2X400G FR4 | QSFP-DD, Enterprise
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MPN: QDD-2X400G-FR4-P
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Key Features
- QSFP-DD transceiver design
- 2X400G FR4 optical configuration
- LC duplex connector interface
- 400 GbE-class dual-link transport
- Dense front-panel deployment format
- Juniper Networks compatibility
- Single-module dual 400G capacity
- Consolidate dual 400G links using QSFP-DD FR4 optics
Deliver two 400G FR4 links from a single QSFP-DD module and keep your fabric compact. The Juniper QSFP-DD 2X400G FR4 transceiver is built for dense network designs where port count, cabling discipline, and throughput all matter at once. By combining dual 400G connectivity in one optical package, it helps reduce module sprawl and supports cleaner scaling in high-capacity switching environments.
This module is aimed at infrastructure teams that need more from every front-panel slot. LC duplex connectivity keeps the cabling model familiar, while the QSFP-DD form factor preserves density in platforms designed for high-speed aggregation and data center transport. FR4 optics are a strong fit when you want 400G-class performance with a deployment model that aligns to modern single-mode fiber architectures.
For organizations building premium network fabrics, this transceiver offers a practical way to increase link capacity without expanding the physical footprint. It is the kind of component that earns its place in designs where bandwidth growth is constant and rack space is not.
Ideal For
- High-density data center fabrics needing dual 400G links
- Aggregation layers where port efficiency is critical
- Single-mode fiber deployments using FR4 optics
- Juniper switching platforms requiring compact 2X400G transport
Why This Product
- 1Dual 400G capacity versus single-link optics
- 2QSFP-DD density versus larger transceiver formats
- 3LC duplex cabling versus more complex breakout designs
- 4FR4 optical design for compact high-speed transport


