Juniper Networks
QSFP56-DD 400G LR4-10 TRANSCEIVER
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Juniper QSFP56-DD QDD-400G-LR4-10 400G LR4-10 | QSFP56-DD, Enterprise
Juniper Networks
MPN: QDD-400G-LR4-10
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Key Features
- 400G QSFP56-DD transceiver
- LR4-10 long-reach optical design
- 400 GbE Ethernet support
- LC duplex connector interface
- Single-mode fiber operation
- Juniper Networks compatibility
- Dense dual-density module format
- Sustain 400 GbE backbone links using LR4-10 optical reach
Keep 400 GbE links moving across longer-reach single-mode fiber with the Juniper QSFP56-DD 400G LR4-10 transceiver. Designed for dense infrastructure where every port matters, this module supports high-capacity transport without forcing a move to larger optics or lower-speed lanes. It is built for environments that need predictable optical performance, clean integration, and the reach required for modern spine, aggregation, and interconnect architectures.
The QSFP56-DD form factor helps preserve port density while delivering 400G throughput, making it a practical choice for teams standardizing on high-bandwidth fabrics. LR4-10 optics are suited to longer-reach deployments where short-reach modules fall short, especially when you need to connect racks, rows, or adjacent facilities with fewer compromises in design. For infrastructure teams, that means fewer bottlenecks, cleaner scaling, and a transceiver that fits into a premium network plan rather than a temporary fix.
Choose this module when link quality, reach, and density are all non-negotiable. It is the kind of component that supports a higher-value network architecture by reducing the need for redesigns as traffic grows.
Ideal For
- Spine-to-leaf 400G fabric links in enterprise data centers
- Longer-reach rack-to-rack connections over single-mode fiber
- Aggregation uplinks in high-density Juniper switching environments
- Data center interconnect designs requiring 400G optical reach
Why This Product
- 1Longer-reach 400G optics versus short-reach modules
- 2QSFP56-DD density versus larger optical form factors
- 3LC duplex connectivity versus breakout-style cabling
- 4Single-mode fiber support for extended link design


