Juniper Networks
QSFP+, 40G-LR4 TRANSCEIVER
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Juniper QSFPP-40G-LR4-C 40G QSFP+ Transceiver | LR4, Enterprise, Fiber
Juniper Networks
MPN: QSFPP-40G-LR4-C
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Key Features
- 40G-LR4 Ethernet transceiver
- QSFP+ pluggable module
- Single-mode fiber support
- Long-reach optical design
- 40 Gigabit Ethernet data path
- Compact high-density form factor
- Extend 40 GbE links using LR4 single-mode optics
- Support longer cable runs with QSFP+ packaging
Keep 40 GbE links stable over longer distances with the Juniper QSFPP-40G-LR4-C QSFP+ transceiver. Its LR4 optical design is intended for single-mode fiber deployments where reach matters and port density still has to stay high. That makes it a strong fit for core switching, aggregation, and inter-rack connectivity in enterprise and data center networks.
Compared with short-reach optics, LR4 gives infrastructure teams more flexibility when switch locations are separated by longer cable paths or structured cabling runs. The QSFP+ form factor preserves valuable front-panel space, helping you maintain a dense port layout without sacrificing optical reach. For teams standardizing on 40 GbE, this module supports a clean, purpose-built path to long-reach transport.
Choose this transceiver when you need dependable 40 GbE performance over single-mode fiber and want to avoid overbuying optics for shorter links. It is a practical option for networks that value predictable behavior, compact packaging, and vendor-aligned deployment in higher-value switching environments.
Ideal For
- Core-to-distribution links over single-mode fiber
- Inter-rack 40 GbE connections in a data center
- Aggregation uplinks in enterprise switching environments
- Longer-reach optical transport where multimode is insufficient
Why This Product
- 1Long-reach 40 GbE option for single-mode fiber
- 2QSFP+ format keeps deployment compact
- 3Better suited to extended runs than SR optics
- 4Designed for aggregation and core network links


