Juniper Networks
SFP56-DD 100G ER TRANSCEIVER
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Juniper SFP56-DD 100G ER Transceiver | 100G, SFP56-DD, Enterprise
Juniper Networks
MPN: SDD-100G-ER1-40
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Key Features
- 100 Gbps data rate
- SFP56-DD transceiver type
- ER optical reach profile
- Duplex LC connector
- Designed for Ethernet networking
- Single-mode fiber deployment
- Extend 100 GbE connectivity with an ER optical profile for longer fiber spans
- Support dense switching platforms using the SFP56-DD form factor
Keep long-reach 100 GbE links stable with the Juniper SFP56-DD 100G ER transceiver. This module uses the SFP56-DD form factor to support dense switching platforms while addressing optical runs that exceed short-reach requirements.
The ER profile is suited to enterprise and data-center interconnects where fiber spans are longer and the network design depends on clean optical performance across more demanding paths. It is a practical choice for teams building around 100G aggregation, switch interconnects, and fabric extensions that need more reach without moving to a different speed tier.
For infrastructure buyers, this is the kind of optic that earns its place by matching the link budget to the application. It helps avoid overbuying on unnecessary transport gear while still meeting the reach and throughput expectations of production Ethernet. In environments where downtime is expensive and port density matters, the right transceiver is not a commodity — it is part of the network design.
Ideal For
- Longer-reach 100G switch interconnects in enterprise data centers
- Fabric extensions across fiber spans that exceed short-reach optic limits
- 100G aggregation links between network tiers in production environments
- Juniper-based switching deployments requiring SFP56-DD optics with extended reach
Why This Product
- 1Built for extended-reach 100 GbE links rather than short-reach runs
- 2Uses the SFP56-DD form factor for dense switch compatibility
- 3Supports single-mode fiber for longer optical spans
- 4Targets production fabrics where reach and throughput both matter


