Juniper Networks
SFP 1GE 40 KM BIDI (T13/R14) TRANSCEIVER
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Juniper SFP-GE40KT13R14 1GE BIDI 40 km SFP | Enterprise Optics
Juniper Networks
MPN: SFP-GE40KT13R14
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Key Features
- 1 Gigabit Ethernet transceiver
- 40 km reach
- Bidirectional optical design
- T13/R14 wavelength pair
- SFP form factor
- Juniper compatibility
- Hot-swappable module
- Extend Gigabit Ethernet links up to 40 km using bidirectional SFP optics
Move 1 GbE traffic farther without changing the shape of the deployment. This bidirectional SFP transceiver is designed for 40 km links, making it a practical choice for long-reach Ethernet where standard short-distance optics fall short. The T13/R14 pairing supports bidirectional transmission over a single fiber pair, helping reduce cabling complexity while keeping the optics layer compact.
For Juniper-based networks, this module fits the operational model of hot-swappable SFP optics and gives infrastructure teams a clean way to extend connectivity between buildings, across campus backbones, or into metro aggregation paths. It is the kind of transceiver you specify when the link budget matters and the cost of overbuilding the optical layer does not.
Compared with shorter-reach modules, this optic earns its place by covering distance without moving to a larger or more complex platform. That makes it useful for teams that need predictable 1 Gigabit transport over long spans and want to preserve port density, simplify fiber plant design, and keep the network aligned to the actual reach requirement.
Ideal For
- Inter-building campus links over long fiber runs
- Metro aggregation connections requiring 1 GbE transport
- Long-reach backbone extensions in Juniper switching environments
- Fiber plant designs that benefit from bidirectional optics
Why This Product
- 1Reaches 40 km for long-distance 1 GbE links
- 2Uses bidirectional optics to reduce fiber count
- 3Fits Juniper SFP environments without changing the platform footprint
- 4Targets long-reach deployments instead of short-range MMF links


